The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-16

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If were you and You were :,
I'll tell you what I'd do;
I'd smile upon you pleasantly
Whenever you came to WOO,
And some day when you>told me that
Your lifelong happiness
DfR rs S6faly 1p %Ia my s aYe consent
Instead Inst ADO 81 4 st ana wf fhefse you
Ana "a pssfafia dfda al arps the bush.
I'd make my mind up once for all,
And plump and straight I'd ask of you
Dear will you marry mar. meau
Mrs. j. E. Cooley entertained fam
lily party at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccoy will re-
turn home Wednesday from West
Baden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Birkholz have
gone from Augusta, Ca. to New York
city to visit Mrs. Birkholz' daughter,
Miss Lilias Armstrong.
Mrs. w. H. Butler of South Fifth
street entertained at a delightful
breakfast Sunday morning. The house
was artistically decorated for the oc-
casion in Easter lilies and carnations.
Breakfast was served at 1890 and the
guests were Messrs. Dr. Mulligan. Dan
Brennan, Geo. Lehon, Miss Mary
Brennan, Miss Johnson and Mrs. Nor
refield. A pretty feature of the break
fast were the place cards. hand deco
rated.
Mrs. William M. Alexander of Glen
burn. N. D.. is the guest of her son.
Mr.. w. H. Alexander of The Evening
Times. She will remain for two
weeks.
Mrs. W. H. Butler received a mes-
sage last evening from Shakopee,
Mimi. announcing the death Of Mrs.
Mary Hines grandmother of Mrs.
Buffers son. Mr.. Henry Hines. now at
Oxford. in England.
Mrs. R. NJ, Lincoln, who is making
her home with her sons, F. T. and N.
R. Lincoln. is anticipating pleasant
visit from her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Horatio E. Robinson Of Omro,
Wis. Mr.. Robinson Is one of the
prominent merchants of that city and
his visit to- the west may result in his
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Mrs: Ed Quistgard entertained a
small party at chatting dish supper
Easter evening.
A talk with a few of the ladies in re-
gard to the tennis tournament to oc-
cur here In August, demonstrates the
fact that there will be numerous lady
contestants for the cup, who will be-
gin to get in practice as soon as the
courts are ready at the Town and
Country club. Every influence will be
used to interest ladies throughout the
state to compete and from the enthu-
siasm manifested SO far in advance,
the attendance will be great and It
will be great social as we'll as sport
ing event
Tonight occurs the Irish-American
ball. Elaborate preparations have
been made for the occasion and it will
no doubt be delightful affair. Guests
from Fargo, Marvel, Crookston and
various points have signified their in
tention of attending. Two hundred
and fifty invitations were sent out SO
there will be very large attendance
especially as this is the first large at
ter Easter function. Halls full or
chestra will furnish thNmusic.
On Easter sunday at O'Clock in
the afternoon at st. Michaels Catho-
lie church In this city occurred the
marriage OF one OF Grand Forks
prominent and very popular young
iadles' MISS raailne Harrlet Gallinger
10 u. FRANK M Cnaleno y, q prominent
riage was solemnized by the Rev.
Father Conaty lin the presence of inn
mediate relatives and intimate friends
only. Miss Gretchen, the brides sis
ter. attended Miss Gallinger and DR..
Gale of Valley City acted as best man.
A wedding supper was served at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Gallinger and Immediately
east. They will Wait the. Twin Cities
and amend some time in Chicago before
returning and will be at home at VAL
ley city after May LIST. Miss Gallinger
was reated ~ attastod TG ZEN .h anu meE
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