Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-22
OF INTEREST To WOMEN
Popular Fargo Girl
Bride on Saturday.

The wedding Of Miss Esther Talcott
of Fargo, which occurred in Fargo on
Saturday, will be of interest to friends
throughout the state rs Miss Talcott
has frequently visited in Grand Forks
as the guest Of Miss Madeline Turner.
Following istthe account of the we'd
ding taken from the Minneapolis
Journal sd
yellow and white chrysanthemums
beautiied4 Gethsemane church. Fargo,
n. D.. last evening for the marriage
at s o'clock of Miss Esther Belden
Talcott, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank S.. TalcOtt, 1014 Broad
way. and George Coleman Howe. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Howe of Fargo,
c. Howe. Blaisdeil avenue, Minnc-
apolis. Dean Henry f. Klonan: rec
tor of Gethsemane cathedral, read the
service in the presence OF several nun
drcd guests. The ushers, l.. j. S.
~Stranahau. Frank and Porter Talcott.
William M%acfadden of Fargo, and
William Haggart of Devils Lake, n.
o., seated the guests. While Nils
Bosom, organist of the cathedral.
played Il nuptial program.
"Thc bride, with her rather, and her
bridal party, entered from the OF
the church. and the bridegroom. with
Peter Elliott. Jr., of Fargo. best man,
entered from the Sldc aisle anu lllel
them at tho altar rail.
preceding the bride We're her six
bridesmaids, Mrs. l.. j. Stranahan OF
Fargo, Mrs. d. &. Register Of Bis
marck. Misses Alinc Stone and Evelyn
Burnham of Minneapolis, and Misses
Marjorie Iceberg and Virginia Lowell
If Fargo. The bridesmaids wore
gowns of satin. three were in lavender
and three in yellow; they wore ostrich
Ia, r,IS. II, fboi,. hoir "a rrjc6 colonial
bouquets of Niolcts and pompon
chrysanthcmuns. Mrs. Register. Miss
Stone and Miss Lowell were in laven-
der and Mrs. Stranahan. Miss Iceberg
and Miss Durham were i'll yellow.
Miss Ruth Talcott was her sisters
maid of honor. She was gowncd in
pale green satin. Her flowers ware n
colonial bouquet of yellow and white
pompon chrysa nthcmu,ns.
Miss Talcott'S bridal gov was of
white satin with rose point lacc. The
court train was of lace over satin and
the bridal veil hung from a band of
pearls. She carried a shower bouquet
of bridc roses.
1.-The wedding reception was held at
the Talcott residence. Miss Curtin
Regan, harpist of Grafton, n. D.. gave
a special program during the reception
hours. Assisting through the rooms
were Miss Madeline Turner of Grand
Forks, N. d.; Miss. Dorothy Sharp of
Moorhead, and Miss Elizabeth Bailey
Of Fargo.
"Mr. Howe and his bride left on a
wedding trip 10 eastern points. They
will be at home in Fargo after Janu-
ary 1. The brides travelling suit is of
brown. The bride was born in Buffalo,
N. Y, but made her home in Bis
mArck, N. D., for several years. She
is a graduate of Stanley Hall. Mime
apolis, and attended Northwestern
university in Chicago.
Mr.. Howe is a graduate of the
Northwestern military academy at
Ames, Mass.
."Out of town guests at the wedding
included Mrs. George C. Howe, Min
n%eapolis; Mrs. A. D. McRae. Mime
apolis: Mrs. D. b, Register. Bismarck;
Mrs. M. j. Thompson, Buffalo, N. T.
and Misses Madeline Turner, Grand
Forks; Josephine Richards, Huron;
Curtin Regain, Grafton. Aline Stone
and Evelyn Burnhaln, Minneapolis"
Miss Alice Stinson will be in charge
of the candy and food sale to be held
on Tuesday afternoon, November 90,
in Corwin hall.fswhich has been an
nounced by the Sigma Alpha Iota sor-
ority. All interested are invited to in
spect the display.
The sewing class of the Y. w. c..
A. will hold a regular meeting this
evening in the "Y" cafeteria. and work
will be continued on the making Of
shirt waists. -