Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-19
Miss Cole Bride
at Pretty Wedding

Details of h marriage of Miss
Esther Cole, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. NJ. Cole, sos South Sixth
street, to Glare Bertram McL-ane,
which occurred on Wednesday. June
16, at Mouse River Park, N. d., will
be of interest to friends in Grand
Forks, where the bride has made her
hu- o for several years.
The wedding was an ou of door
affair and was solemnized on the
!; lawn of the Cole summer home be-
meath a canopy of foliage and summer
r.uws.s at . O'Clock Wednesday eve
ming. Rev. r.. T. Fulton, pastor of
n the impressive ring ceremony
was used.
~ The bridal procession formed at
the house and came to the garden
! through an aisle thanked with green
cry and summer flowers. The bride
walked on the arm of her father,
who gave her in marriage. Her
gown was an exquisite creation OF
while crepe de chene over a shell
pink satin foundation and was set of
with silk lace and pearls. She wore
a large white picture hat, faced in
shell pink satin and carried an arm
bouquet of brides roses.
Miss Ethel Cole in a gown of white
silk was her sisters only attendant.
Her hat was a white summer creation
with trimmings of the pastel shades
and her flowers were sweetpeas OF
the same shades.
Miss alberta McLAne, sister of the
groom. presided at the rga for a
program of nuptial music and as a
professional played the Mendelssohn
wedding march. Immediately after
the vows had been exchanged, Mrs
Paul j. Tehelka, sister of the groom
oo~r HOh prnriSe Ne"
An attractively appointed dinAer
was served at $3.50 O'Clock and there
were covers for only a small compan,
of relatives and close friends with
the bridal party.
Mr.. McLanc and his bride left or
a brief trip and upon their return
will go to Mouse River Park, wher'
they have a summer home. The.
expect to make their home in Minot
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Griffith ane
daughter Miss Faith Griffith. So;
South Sixth street, and Miss Ella Full
ton, left Friday evening for Duluth
take the Great Lakes trip to Buffalo
Z New York. In Buffalo they will at
tend the Northern Baptists' conven
ton which takes place there June ~
80, and before returning expect t.
visit many points of interest In tn
east.
Mrs. Maude Lee. Cheyenne avenue
accompanied by her daughter. Mis-
Dorothy Lee. left Friday evening TO
Sioux Falls and Kenton, S. D., Wher
they will spend the next month visit
ing with relatives. ?
Miss Helen Lynch, who has bee
teaching during the year at Bertholc
N. D., is expected to return this eve
ming and will spend the summer wit
her mother, Mrs. John Lynch, 20
Reeves avenue.
Miss Dorothy st. John Perrott
Washington, D. c.. who has been viz
ting with friends in Grand Forks fc
4 fortnight, will leave Sunday moo
for Minneapolis, to be the uea. {
Miss Glen Bruce, formerly of tn
city. In Chicago, Miss Perrott wi
7isit Mr.. and Mrs. John Hancocl
and en- route to her home in Wash
ington, she expects to stop at Pitt
ourgh for a visit with her brothe
George st. John Perrott. :
Miss Eleanor Sarles left Friday at
.rnoon for Devils Lake, where ST
was called by the serious illness
her mother, Mrs. E. Y. Sarles
Hillsboro, who is in that city. Mr.
Sarles and son Dwayne Sarles are tt
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Man
Jr.