The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-05

Wedding feast was served. The happy
young couple were the recipients If
many useful and valuable gifts. Miss
Perry is one of Buffalo's most popular
and charming young ladies, while the
groom is prosperous young farmer
of Tower City.
At Sheldon, N. D., Judge and Mrs.
Charles H. Gram entertained large
party of young people Tuesday even
Ing. The affair was surprise on Lee
Vale, the judges nephew. and to cele-
brate-h his twenty-first birthday.
Mrs Ed Pierce, at Sheldon, N. D.,
gave an afternoon party on Tuesday
In honor of Mrs. aims Sorenson of Lis
bon. The guests numbered twenty
four. The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated in white and red carnations. A
floral wedding" was the principal d.
version, the prize of cut flowers going
to the guest of honor. In literary
contest Mrs. Pravitz was one of sew
eral successful aspirants and drew the
reward-a box of bon-bons. A dainty
lunch was served.
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A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday, Feb. 2S. 1906, at Dickinson,
N. D., at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Merrill, Eta street, at high noon,
when their daughter, Ureata, was CIV
en- in marriage to Mr.. R. A. Krusee, the
( Rev. G. W. Gress. of the Methodist
Episcopal church, performing the cere-
mony In the presence of relatives and
their most intimate friends, after
which the bridal party and company
partook of an excellent six-course din
ner. Miss Merrill is one of Dickinson's
popular young ladyies, while Mr..
Krusee, the groom. is a prosperous
rancher, owning a big stock ranch
some 43 miles north of Dickinson, in
the Killdeer mountains.
Another wedding of note at Dickin-
son was at the home of. the brides
parents on Hannaford street, Feb. %,
1906, when Ruth c., only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colgrove was
welded to Mr.. Selby Remission of that
city, by-Rev G. E. Dodson of the Epis-
copal church. Miss Colgrove is one IF
Dickinson's popular young ladies, and
is considered an example of true wo-
manliness yall, and has many friends
who will wish her all joy possible in
the new life just begun. Mr., Remission,
the groom, is former Minneapolis
boy and is now employed at the depot
OF the N. P. railway and is very popu-
lar
Governor Sarles and Miss Pauline
Gollinger led the grand march at the
Co. G. annual ball at Valley City
Thursday evening of last week. Miss
Gallinger is., to become the bride of
DR.. F. w. Chandler of that city, as
was recently announced in The Even
ing Times, and the Valley City Patriot
speaks of the recent announcement OF
their engagement thusly:
Miss Gollinger is a popular young
lady of Grand Forks, and the genial
doctor is receiving the hearty congrat-
ulations of his hosts of friends in win
ming SO charming young lady"
The Norwich Item says Miss Emma
Lafferty arrived there from Larimore
last Friday and visited at the homes,
of Mrs. Jas. Callahan and Mrs. P. 4.
O'Brien. Miss Lafferty owns valu-
able quarter section of land about two
miles south from Norwich. She re-
turned to Larimore Sunday
Estelle's Fashion Letter.
New York, March 5.-A world
famed costumer once said: "It is not
always the woman who has the most
extensive wardrobe who is the best
dressed, but rather she who knows
best how to wear to advantage what
she has
Yet, in spite of the above sensible
conclusion. a woman at all in the