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

7 friend or two from q distance to en-.
terrain. What better way or more
| pleasurable than an afternoon or. day
at the Town and Country club? Dur.
ing the warm summer evenings the
band often gives open-air concerts
on the grounds which are very enjoy
able
WahpetOn Society.
Mrs. Fred Nelson entertained at
500" Thursday afternoon. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Falley and Mrs. Geo.
Freeman. The ladies had very en-
joyable time and were served with
delightful refreshments at the close
of the game.
The local Odd Fellows lodge cele-
brated the eighty-seventh' anniversary
OF the order in the lodge rooms Thurs
day evening, and the hall was filled
with the members and their families.
progressive 800" was played until
IL O'Clock, when Capt Roberts called
the guests to order and announced the
program, which consisted Of short adj
dresses by Prof. Vath and d. E. Smith,
and instrumental music by Miss Alice
Albrecht. Refreshments were served
sAAAN SAAS Soun3 AOIh6 opCuL lllG RENAME
der OF the evening ut dancing.
A happy event took place at Col
fax, N. D., April 80, when a number
of friends and relatives gave a sur
prise to Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Stubson.
the occasion being the 25th anniver-
'sary of their marriage. They were
presented with a beautiful silver set.
the presentation speech being made by
G. G. Myhre. Mr. Stubson, in behalf
of himself and family, thanked the
friends present Congratulations are
offered with the wishes that Mr.. and
Mrs. Stubson will be blessed with an
other 25 years of married life.
A wedding of interest and of prom
inent people took place at Bismarck
on Monday, April 20. The contracting
parties were Miss Flora Campbell Of
Kintyre to Mr.. Angus Mcdonald of
Bismarck. The ceremony took place
at the residence OF Mr. Robert Mac.
ntder. which was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with smilax and cut
flowers. Two little maids of honor,
Misses Lucille Allen of Braddock and
Ethel Rupert of this city, attended the
bride. who was given away by her
brother. 'Dugald Campbell, while
James Campbell, also brother, acted
as bestman. Mrs. F. R. Smyth played
the wedding march and Rev. Charles
Harris was the officiating clergyman
After congratulations and a splendid
wedding breakfast the happy couple
took the morning train for an extend
ed bridal tour.
Considerable romance attaches to
the happy affair, it being the culmin-
alton of an engagement entered into
twenty years ago, but feeling 1t her
duty to care for her sick and aged
parents, the bride-to-be has put aside
her own happiness, through all these
years, to fill the part of faithful and
loving daughter.
Mrs. VIM. Graham and son. Fairly.
returned to their home at Forest
River on Wednesday morning from
Minneapolis, where. they have been
spending the winter. Mrs. Graham
was much missed by her many friends
there during her absence and who
gave her a cordial welcome home.
Forest River has lost another esti-
mable family in the departure of Mr.,
and Mrs. r. D. Newell for North Battle
ford. ASA, on Thursday mornir<
They came there about eight years
ago and have made many friends who
will miss them.
The Monday Night club>at Grafton
will hold social session Saturday
evening, May S, at the home of w. N.
Smith. The following will be the
order of procedure:
Address-Mr. Gray. Banquet. Toasts
Toastmaster. Mr.. Smith. THE Mon
day might Club" Mr.. Stockwell; 1.-THE
Ladies'" Mr.. Sonderall; 'sfhe wit of
the Irishman." Mr.. Casey; Managing
a Husband" Mrs. Gray; "Womans
Rights Miss Scott.
Program.
Piano Solo. .........F Father Arsenault
Recitation. ............ Miss HAYS
Vocal Solo. ............M MIR. Stockwell
Piano Solo ~. ......... Miss Goudy
\ Salmagundi.
Mrs. Junkin at Grafton was made
the victim of pleasant surprise party
Tuesday of last week, when the Ladies
Aid of the M. E. church met at her
home to give her a farewell before
her departure for her new home at
Drayton. Tea was served and as a
token of love and esteem the ladies
present gave Mrs. Junkin a set of
sterling silver teaspoons. Mrs. Asher
made the presentation in a happy
manner and Mrs. Junkin responded
with feeling expressing her thanks.
Mrs. Wilbert Field and Mrs. John
French at Bismarck entertained a
number of the ladies Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Field.
Needles were piled upon dainty pieces
of fancywork and then the intellects
were given chance upon word puz-
Gle. Five of the contestants, who were
the most fortunate. cut for honors,
which fell to Mrs. Knappen, who was
given pair of pretty embroidery scis-
sors. Mrs. VIM. Pye, being least sue
cessful, was consoled with a box of
sweets. Mrs. Pye proved herself a
delightful entertainer, however, by
reading some letters written by her
great grandmother during the war
of the revolution, which were very in
teresting. Miss Jones graciously con-
sented to sing, and her music was
thoroughly enjoyed. The hostesses
served dainty lunch and the depart
Ing guests declaring that they had
spent "a delightful afternoon. Bis
marck Palladium.
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