The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-09
SOCIETY THROUGHOUT THE
STATE.
Some Minot Weddings.


Mr.. Lorenzo M. Davis and Miss
Louise o. Wallace were united in mar
riage at 9 o'clock on Saturday even
ing May at the home of w. f.
Townep at Minot. N. D.. Rev. E. p.
Lawrence, pastor of the Presbyterian
church. officiating.
Mr.. Davis Is one of the prominent
residents of Minot. being manager of
the Minot Light & Telephone com
pany. He is member of the Com
mercial club. The bride is we'll known
although she has been a resident in
Minot only few months, She is
sister to Mrs. Alfred Blaisdell, and
since coming to the city she has been
employed in County Auditor Fab
rick's Office at the bounty building.
She is young lady of attractive per-
sonality. Only few of the intimate
friends of the contracting parties were
present at the wedding. Following
the ceremony, Mrs. w. E. Towner gave
a wedding luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis left Sunday morning for their
wedding tour, which will be spent in
the twin cities. They will return, to
Minot in about a week.
At 1:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon
occurred the marriage of Mr.. Fred
McGulpin of Minot to Miss Lillian
Bedient Of Kokak, MINI. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. E. p.
Lawrence of the Presbyterian church
at Minot- The groom Is a we'll known
local contractor, while the bride Is
charming young lady who recently
went to Minot to reside. Mr.. and Mrs.
McGulptn with make their permanent
residence in the White Front block of
that city.
stella-Is she legally divorced in
every state.
Belle Certainly, she got one in
each.
Mr.. Claude johnson and Miss
Amelia Swanson, two highly esteemed
young people of Minot, we're united
in the holy bonds of matrimony at
the Presbyterian manse at p. m.
Sunday afternoon at Minot, Rev.
Lawrence officiated. Mr.. Johnson Is
engaged in the elevator business.
In the society woman's life the an
nouncement Of a "rest-cure" is often
face massage, Horticulture. and gem
% 80 OSVAA1uAAA6 VI kAC 0OAy Ala pAOpe
aration for the spring campaign.-The
Lady of Fashion.
On the fourteenth of this month at
Lisbon, N. D.. will occur the marriage
of one of the most popular young men
In this state, Col Michael Patrick De-
LaBere of Governor Sarles' staff, and
editor of the Sheldon, N. D. Progress,
to Miss Louise Medbury, popular
and charming young lady of Lisbon.
Colonel DeLaBere is widely known
in social and newspaper circles
throughout the state and hosts of
friends will hasten to extend heartiest
congratulations to he and his estima-
BILE bride to be and wish thema life
81 unalloyed happiness.
The Irish-Amef4can club will give
another of their pleasant little dane
ing and card parties tomorrow even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gowran enter
|, tanned the Bridge Whist club Tuesday
evening at their home on Reeves
avenue. Three tables were played.
At the close 1t was found Mrs. J. B.
Wineman was entitled to the first
ladies' prize. Mrs. George Clifford the
second. DR.. r. D. Campbell the first
gentlemen's prize and Mr.. William H.
Burr the second. Dainty refreshments
were served.
With Strawberries.
= No better way OF serving strawber-
ries for breakfast has ever been devils
ed than the old one that Is common in
strawberry growing regions. A mound
Of pulverized sugar is put into the CEN
ter Of individual plates and around it
are ranged the berries. unhuddled.
with stems upward. Berries served In
this way sometimes appear as the first
course Of 9 luncheon.
Fashions Of ,1oOe.
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men; gray unobtrusiveness for men
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