Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-05
Former Local Man
Married In Fargo

SO are peluS TeCelfeu
In Gtana t>orks of the wedding of M.
Il brother of j. S. Hatcher. GIT Soutn
Fifth street, and Miss Lois F.. Robert
son. of Fargo, N. d.
This OF the wedding as
g1ve.l in a Fargo paper, will interest
local friends:
The home of DIR. and Mrs. D. +.
Robertson, l09 Eighth street south,
WIS the scene of a simple ddln at
high noon today when their eldest
daughter, Miss Lois F. Robertson, be-
came the bride of Manning N. Hatch.
sr of Fargo. DIR. Robertson, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church Not
largo. read the service in the pres
ence of the members Of the two lam
lilies, and a small company OF friends.
southern smilaxSw a used throughout
the rooms.
Mrs. D. T. Robertson, mother OF
the bride. was at the piano and play
ed the march. Tampa" by F. Opel.
with her son, Robert Robertson,
playing the violin accompaniment, as
the bride, leaning upon the arm Of
her eldest brother. George Robertson,
entered the living room, waere the
bridegroom awaited her at the altar.
She wore 4 gown OF white crepe de-
chine, cut round length. with peac
lTI11lkllIlSS. 1lSI Z " S"A"N
err bride roses. She was unattended.
Mrs. ]. G.. Dillon sang Loves
Coronation" by Florence Awkward.
with Mrs. George Sweetland as ac-
.companist Mrs. Sweetland played
during the period OF congratulations.
"A wedding luncheon was served at
1 p. m. and Mr.. Hatcher and his
bride left on the afternoon train for
a short eastern trip. They will be at
1Nrvo1< ~ CnA Tavth .VorIn north nm
on their return. Mrs. Hatcher trav-
eled in a tailored suit of blue with ac-
cessories to correspond.
MRS. Hatcher is a graduate of St
Lnke's hospital, St. Paul. completing
her course in May. She has maze
her home in Fargo with her parents
since that time. Mr.. Hatcher has re-
sided in Fargo for several years and
is manager of the Great West Lie
Insurance company in Fargo.
"Out of town guests a. the wedding
were Messrs m Mesdames Elmer
veitch Of Emerado, N. D.. and Will
liam Dryburgh of Grand Forks, old
time friends of the brides parents;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hatcher of Grand
Forks, brother and si~ster-in-law OF
the bridegroom. and the Misses Lucy
Hatfield OF Faribault, Mimi, and Alice
Hunter of S;irum, N. D."
Misses Elizabeth Witherstine and
Lucille Bradshaw will be hostesses to-
night to a company Of thirty-twe of
their friends. From 1880 to IL o'clock
are the hours announced for the
party. 1t will be given . he home
II Mss Witherstine's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. Witherstine, >212 Eighth
avenue, and games and dancing will
provide the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. r. +. Bradshaw will assist Mrs.
Witherstjne.
Following are the guests: Misses
Muze.te Willis, Kathleen Madsen,
VIOLA Anderson. Helen Lewis, Helen
son, Lucille Miller, Frances Boo. Betty
Schwam, Gladys Moskau. Leal Ed
nlunds. Charlotte Gowran. Alice
Schrapps; Messrs. Clarence Olson,
Stewart Mcmillan, Harrison Wilder,
Cecil Joyce. Billy Mcintyre. Lester
Rohde. Johnny Heitman. Keith Sesbit
Walton Taylor. Paul Yoder, George
I4azier. Richard Williams, Clarence
Boo. Albert Egermayer, Robert
Young and Rolf Eggers.
Mrs. George Rutherford, 722 Cot
tonwood street. and her daughter
Miss Olive Champlin. and Miss Noraf
ming from C~rookston, where they at
tended the funera service for Mrs
Elmer Ellington, a Grand Forks resi-
dent. Clarence Lewis Ct RoIia. n
D.. Miss Bernice Hendrickson of Hills
boro. Mrs. Thompson of F~airdaie, \
d., and Mrs. Holly of Fremont. y. d.
were others who joined the Crane
Forks people here Wednesday morn
ing to attend the funeral.
The death Of Mrs. Ellington oc
CURED on ebay evening in a Crane
Forks hospital.