Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-28
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June Weddings

| June Weddings
Miss Bessie Richardson of Warwick
and Grover Douglas King Of Stark
weather, N. D.. were married at an
attractive church wedding at Warwick
on Monday.
The ceremony took place at high
noon at the Methodist church, the
service being read by the brides
Moline, III. Mrs. Stanley Smith sang
20 Promise Me-" just before the bride
and her party entered. and Mendell-
sohn's wedding music al sounded as
the procession moved to the altar.
The bride was preceded by a ring
bearer, Irene Kirsch. in a frock Of
white, carrying a wee basket of roses
white rose, and her bride maids. Miss
Lenore Getchell Of Grand Forks, Miss
Ora Farsloff. Mrs. Roy Richardson,
Miss Vera Morris and Miss Mary
Crommett. and the maid Of honor.
her sister. Miss Grace Richardson.
Miss Getchell was in a gown OF white
satin with an over dress of silk net
Of white silk and net. Mrs. Richard
son was in white satin and silver lace
and Miss Morris and Miss Crommett
were gowned alike in white, all Of the
maids carrying single roses. Miss
Grace Richardson, wore a gown SIM
liar to that worm by the bride. and
with 1t a headdress of net, and her
flowers were white roses.
Six flower girls strewed rose leaves
in the path Of the bride who entered
with her father. She was becoming
~ robed in white peau de sois with
an over dress of georgette crepe q
veil h a was arranged with orange
blossoms. and her flowers were a
huge bouquet of orchids and white
roses. with a shower of valley lilies.
The groom's attendant was his
were Edwin Peterson, Roy Richard
son. Albert Adams, Charles and Tedd
King, brothers Of the groom
An informal reception at the brides
home followed the church ceremony,
and a luncheon to q hundred and
twenty-five guests was served at the
Warwick hotel.
Mr.. King and his bride left late
Monday for a motor trip in the state.
planning on going later in the sum-
mer to California for the winter.
They have announced that they will
be at home at Starkweather in April,
following their return.
Yesterday morning at the Catholic
church at Thompson, Miss Alice
Marie Breton, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Breton who reside
near Merrifield, became the bride Of
Nelson Huard. Rev. Father Myers
performed the ceremony, Inc the at
tendants were the groom's cousin.
Miss Annie Huard. and Edmond J..
collett. A wedding gown Of white
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was worn by this bride. and she car
ried white carnations. Her brides
maid was in apricot crepe de chine,
made on Grecian lines. and her flowers
were carnations Of white. A dinner
was served at the brides home, where
decorations were in the national COL
ors. and in the evening a large recep-
ton for the young couple was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huard have left for
a wedding trip to Minnesota points,
and later will go to the groom's farm
in Southern Minnesota, to make their
home.
Miss Esther Harriet Dahl a daueh-
ter Of H. H. Dahl, for a number Of
living at Esmond. was married on
Wednesday to Otto Bjorn sorenson,
also of that place, on Wednesday.
Rev. Onstead of Esmond read the
marriage service, before a bank of
pink and white daisies, sweet peas
and carnations.
Bridesmaids were Miss Hazel Minor
of Tolley. who wore pink georgette
crepe. and carried pink flowers. and
the brides sister Miss Edna Dahl in
blue, with pink carnations. Robert
Lowe, Of Kenmare. a fraternity
brother of the groom. and Vernon
Dahl. the BRIDES brother were the
groom's attendants.
AS q bride Miss Dahl wore a robe
Of white satin with a veil of tulle.
with which she carried a bouquet OF
roses.
A wedding dinner followed the
ceremony. The honeymoon is to be
spent at Twin City lakes. and Mr..
sorenson will return to Esmond with
his bride where they will be at home
later in the summer. Mr.. Sorenson
will be remembered as a former Uni.
versity Of North Dakota student.
Miss Anna Briggs of East Grand
Forks who has just concluded her
second years work at the University