The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-01

/ NOAAiAeuI. ne QlSu SCHOOL graduates
OF yesterday were the recipients of
many beautiful and valuable gifts from
admiring friends.
The Rathbope Sisters will give
dancing party in the knights OF
Pythias hall Monday evening. The
cards were out Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bridenbaugh will
move from the MCGOWAN house on
North Third street where they have
lived for the past year to apartments
In the New Hampshire flats.
4 sAt Grafton on Wednesday Mrs. w.
| Q. Letstekow was hostess to charm
ing afternoon at $500" The home was
artistically and beautifully decorated
for the occasion in cut flowers. An
| elaborate six course luncheon was
served. after which the prizes were
awarded to the lucky winners. Mrs. N.
Uphan, the first, half dozen elegant
hand painted fruit plates; Mrs. F.. H.
Sprague, the second. hand painted
bowl and plate. and Mrs. Rhodes the
consolation. silver cream ladle.
At Davis hall at the "U." Thursday
evening Miss Donavon and Miss Stew
1
Ing athletes from South Dakota. The
function was delightful one. Mr..
| Frank Smell entertained the party
with one Of his magnificent baritone
solos. The gu" quartette also rend-
cred one or two numbers that were
pleasing. Elegant refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Witt are
here this week the guests of friends.
Mr.. Witt Is an old Grand Forks boy
and came back accompanied by his
bride of few weeks to introduce her
and renew his boyhood days with old
acquaintances. He is the son of Mr..
Frank L. Witt, formerly a newspaper
man here and a number of years ago
connected with the Plaindealer. Need
less to say his many friends gave he
and his charming bride a cordial well
come. He Is In the newspaper world
himself now and occupies the promi-
| nent position of editor of the News at
Shell Rock. Iowa. d
ID A very quiet but pretty wedding
was solemnized at o'clock Monday
evening at the Ellsworth residence on
South Retshus street, at Minot, when
| Mr.. Welcome Doe of Fargo and Miss
| Gussie Helm of Webster, 8. D., were
united In marriage, Rev. E. P. Law
renee of the Presbyterian church per-
forming the ceremony. The groom is
q well known travelling salesman who
has been travelling in this territory for
some time past The bride is an ac-
complished young lady and was quite
| prominent In the social circle in her
| nome. Mr.. and Mrs. Doe will reside
in Minot, Mr.. Doe making that CITY
his headquarters.
This evening at Michigan, N. d.. will
occur the marriage of Mr.. Ben Hur
Lampman of that city to Miss Lena
| McEwen Sheldon of ,Potsdam. N. Y.
The nuptials will be solemnized in the
presence of immediate friends only
and Immediately after the young peo-
pie Will take the evening train for
Neche, where they will spend a few
days with the groom's family. Mr..
Lampman Is the youngest son of Mr..
ana MRS. H. H. Lampman of Neche. and
IKE his father, who is now editor in
cnlef OF the Grand Forks Evening
ilmes, mad taken as his profession
that OF Journalism, and although very
young has acquitted himself with
credit in that field already and ia now
editor of.the Michigan Arena. He ia a
great favorites with all who know him.
hls brideiis g popular and charming
young lady who f0rt the past year has
! been teaching at Michigan. Hosts of
friends viii extend cordial congratu-
lations, especially among the news
paper fraternity.
The senior class of the law DEPART
ment Of the ~" were entertained at
a. dehghtful evening party and supper
thursday evening by President and
MRS. Merrideld at the president'soman-
sion. The evening was happy one.
NO set form of entertainment was ar
ranged and after the 6so'clock supper
was served the guests were ushered
to the music room where each one
contributed to the entertainment Of the
other. Some splendid music was rend-
cred there being some unusually good
talent in that line among this wears
seniors Mr.. Smaile rendered a NUM-
Der OF solos that delighted his hearers.
Prof. Crouch gave some readings that
were very entertaining. Miss Marion
Titus was present and contributed In
no small way to the pleasure of the
evening with her splendid piano solos
and also acted as accompanist for the
young men. The Merrifield home was
decorated prettily for the occasion in
| red carnations. Besides the thirty
law students present, were Profs.
Bruce and Birdzell and Mr.. Koch and
Miss Titus.
At the Andyke home on North Sixth
street, Mrs. "a. J. Andyke and her
daughter, Mrs. H. K. Geist, entertain
ed Thursday evening at a parcel show
er complimentary to Miss Eva Elliott,
who becomes the bride of Mr.. John
Nelson Of Minot next Tuesday after
noon. The Andyke home was beauti-
| fully decorated for the occasion in the
three colors, white, lavender and pink.
The scheme was carried out artisti-
cally In all the appointments of the
luncheon as well. Hand decorated
china In these colors were used, and
| the place cards. dainty souvenirs, were
little, handkerchief bells. The guests
also helped materially In the artistic
completion of the scene by coming
gowned In either white, pink or layen-
der. Miss Elliott was the recipient Of
some beautiful and valuable, as we'll
ss, useful gifts from the shower that
fell IN the reception room. Progress
'9iye Games we're played and number
q deltghtfui musical selections ren-
dSred. Miss Lumbafd delightcd the
p4rty With rendition 81 Good MEX.
Little Girl, Good Might and Niss
Lynch, who ID the guest Of Miss El-
Lott from Min0tp sang, to the great
PLEASURE pof her hearers, for abe pos-
SoSBeD MAGNIFICENT voice Thu lnnch