The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-24
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crate gowns Of the ladies.
Foresters hall was used for the han
quet hall and here the K. OF r. color
scheme was carried out also in the
decorations, eve nto the gowns Of the
young ladies who assisted In serving
the banquet. The menu Of the ban
quet was elaborate and was served in
courses. The grand march headed by
the Uniform rank knights Of Pythias,
was held by our own handsome towns
man Col. Frank Hanson, and never be-
fore they say, did he look, In his uni
form, SO splendid.
Colonel Hanson, they say, has never
missed the annual ball of the Knights
of Pythias at Mimic In twelve years
and has always led the grand mapch.
There were over two hundred guests
present. The committees who had
charge Of the affairs and to whose,
credit the great success of the occa-
sion was due were as follows:
.Invitation-A. G. Gillespie, w. G..
Mitcehll, Guy Miller, Col. Frank HAM
son, Allen Mckay.
Decoration-J. r. Thompson, A. G..
Gillespie, DR.. A. J. Bell, Aaron Legge,
q. d. Price.
Reception-Dr. G. M. Williamson, H.
G. DePuy, 8. D Thomson, p. j. Caro-
line, Maj. r. M. Evans. Jas. Phinn.
Refreshment-H. G. DePuy, Allen
Mckay. P. j. Caroline. Tom Moore, J.
j. Keen.
Floor-John MCDANIEL, E. D. Price,
Win s. Mitchell, A. B. Pittendrigh,
Allin Paterson, w. J. Bye.
At Larimore. North Dakota, ON
Wednesday, Feb. 14th, there occurred
the marriage of Mr.. Charles E. De-
laney to Miss Emma Wallin, the
daughter of prominent Northwood
farmer. Mr.. Delaney is a prosperous
young farmer living near Arvilla. Rev.
Father Simpson performed the cere-
mony which was witnessed by only a
few intimate friends of the bride and
groom. The happy young couple will
go to housekeeping at once in a coy
little home just built lately for the
bride.
There were no cards, but the an
nouncement is made that they will be
at home after March LIST to their
friends. They are both very popular
young people and have host of
friends who will wish them long life
of welded happiness. Mr.. Delaney is
brother of Mrs. David Dinnie of
Minot.
Invitations have been issued at Far
go, North Dakota, for large card
party to be given Tuesday afternoon
by Mesdames Breckenridge and Sch
weizer. The affair will be farewell
party given in honor of Mrs. G. l..
Newcomb who will leave in the near
future for st. Paul, where she will join
her husband and make her home in the
future. >p
Mr.. Martin Nelson prominent
knight Of Pythias came in Thursday
evening to, attend the X. P. anniver-
sary meeting.
Mrs. r. E. Roberts entertained the
members of the Epworth League at a
Washington's birthday party Thursday
evening.
"A delightful surprise was perpe-
trated yesterday on Mrs. John Dun
can, South Third street by a number
Of her friends. They brought a fine
dinner set with them, which was pre-
sented to Mrs. Duncan. by Mrs.
Peck in few Appropriate
words. At a o'clock coffee was
served. The guests were Mrs. Peck,
Mrs Alderman, Mrs. J. s. Vikoren,
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Hagness, Mrs.
Woodruff, Mrs. s. G. Jackson, Mrs. A.
T., Thalle, Mrs. Louise Come, Mrs. R.
T. Cady, Mrs. Haverland and Mrs.
Bruce Duncan.
The firemen's ball at Larimore
Thursday evening was one of the
biggest things of the sort ever held
there. Eight hundred tickets were sold
and nearly that many people attend
ed. Among them being some of the
officials of the various divisions. Three
different halls were used for the ball
and the capacity of each was taxed
to the utmost