Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-27
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

ing in the dining room were Misses
Vivian Ausbury, Jessie Brunskill.
Ruth Burgess and Mrs. c. e. Brawn-
er. out, of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Scheringberg and Mr.. and
Mrs. David knickerbrocker of st.
Cloud, uncles and aunts of the bride,
Miss Alma Lee of Annandale, Mimi,
the brides cousin. Mrs. A. L. Childs
of Minneapolis, Morris Webster Of
Minot and Miss Mary McSherry of
Pisek, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Miners honeymoon
will be a trip to the Twin Cities, and
Chicago. After November Is, they
will be at home to friends in Willis
ton where Mr.. Miner Is connected
with the mechanical department st
the Great Northern railway. The
bride is a graduate of Central High
school, and Aaker's. Business College.
For three years she yhasSbeensconnect.
ed with the Offices Of !theN McGoey
Electric Co. Her travelling suit was
brown silvertone, set off with a smart
backed with autumn foliage and, clus-
ters of chrysanthemums, carnations
and sweet peas, the wedding of Miss
Mabel Bond, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H. Bond. 523 Walnut street, to
Arthur Seebart of Forman, N. D., took
place today at 3 o'clock in the home
of the brides parents.A Rev. F. Halsey
Ambrose oficiated at the ceremony
before a company including only i'm
mediate relatives and close friends.
Presiding at the piano was Miss
Marie Vale. who played softly during
the ceremony. Miss Hazel Bond sans
Because" just before the sacred
vows were exchanged and later "At
Dawning."
The bride entered with and was pre-
scented in marriage by her father. Her
satin and she carried a shower bou-
quet' of bridal roses and lilies Of the
valley. There were no attendants.
Assisting in serving during the re-
ception which; followed the ceremony
We're Misses Aletha Bird and Esther
Lamb, sorority sisters of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seebart will be home
~, where sthe former. is serving as
pastpgs. 5of the Congregational church.
fHeAssa#graduate Of the University OF
North Dakota and Wesley college,
While attending school here. he was
connected with a number Of the
prominent university societies and or
CARNATIONS. among them the Phil
harmonic society. Mems Glee> club and
Alpha lambda Rho. The bride is a
University Of North Dakota graduate
and a member of Psi Omega Psi.
Among the attractive fall weddings
of today is that Of Miss Eta Lorene
Capes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Capes, of this city to John D. Will OF
Key West to be solemnized this aft
{ernoon atSa6 O'Clock in the home OF
thehbride'sSSlster Mrs. w. j. Geddes.
The bride will a gown Of
draped midnight blue satin, and hei
flowers will be brides roses. Mis-.
Sylvia Adams, in black velvet, will be
her only attendant and Ophelia roses
will be used in her corsage bouquet
Walter Will the groom's brother is
best man.
The nuptial VOWS will be exchanged
under an archway of autumn leave.
amidst a setting Of green and white
carried out with cut flowers and foil
age and candlelight is to be used il
the room. DR.. F.. P. Robertson o.
Wesley conservatory will read thu
~ wedding dinner will be served a
s o'clock and Assistants in the dining
room will be Miss Jennie Ruthford
Miss Myrtle Moss, Mrs. Wilmer Lei
and Mrs. Geddes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will are to be a
home after November is in the Freit
block, East Grand Forks, following {
brief honeymoon trip.
In the lower auditorium Of the FRS