The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02

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once Phones. Both No. 81.
Alfred Zuercher. brother and an
uncle of the bride, Mr.. Herbert Walker
Fields.
MI. Arthur Stewart, the Evening
Times artist, Is anticipating a visit
next month from his sister, Miss Gala
Stewart of greensboro, KY. Miss
Stewart, who is at the head of the
western branch Of famous New York
millinery company and Is designer
OF enviable reputation in the east and
south, writes that roses are blooming
In "Old Kentucky" and that the Blue
Grass state is at its best.
Tonight will occur two Of the larg-
est Of the functions incident to the
university commencement. The junior
arts and engineers will give a ban
quet to the seniors Of the same school
at the Antlers hotel. The sophomores
OF the arts and engineering depart
ments and the seniors of the normal
will entertain the freshmen and
juniors of their colleges at dancing
party at Bulge hall.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Norman on Lewis boulevard their
son Lawrence gave party in honor
of Masters Ernest and Taylor Thomp-
son on Friday. The Thompson boys
leave today with their parents for
their new home at Minot, and the par
ty was In the nature of a farewell.
Covers were laid for thirteen boys
at the luncheon, and although to an
older crowd the number might have
been an Ill omen. 1t did not dampen
the happiness or spirits of the boys,
and they did full justice to the repast
prepared. The afternoon was spent
In games and In general good time.
The business associates of Mr.. L.
e. Danforth of the Evening Times
rendered that popular gentleman o
banquet Monday evening in honor or
his departure for new fields of labor.
He has accepted a responsible position
with the Philadelphia North Ameri-
can. The banquet was served at the
Logan cafe and the proprietor Mr..
Logan left nothing undone that would
add to the comfort or pleasure of the
guests. After the banquet Mr.. w. H.
Johnson foreman of the job depart
ment of the Times acting as toast
master, in his calls on the various
gentlemen present drew forth some
flowery bits Of oratory. Needless to
say it was a happy occasion and Mr..
Danforth responded to the warm ex.
pressions of friendship from his as
sociates in feeling manner that
showed his kindly appreciation of the
honor bestowed upon him.
DR.. Mae Saunders gave a delight
full parcel shower in her apartments
In the Security block Saturday even
ing complimentary to Miss Edith Her.
rick who was welded on Tuesday to
Mr.. Albert Olsen, only the intimate
girl friends of the bride-to-be were
invited, numbering fourteen. The
6aunder apartments were effectively
decorated in white and green, white
apple blossoms being used with green
foliage. The luncheon was a delici-
GUS affair served in courses. The
chair Of honor of the bride-to-be was
decorated with dust pans, brooms and
busters and various paraphenalia of
the good housewife as a reminder
when she sat down of what would
confront her after Tuesday. The
shower" when it fell proved to be
heavy one in point of useful articles
there being some elegant pieces of cut
glass, china, silver and embroidered
linen all presented with expressions
Of love and esteem from her admiring
friends. The event was very happy
one.
The principal wedding of note of the
week was that Of Miss Edith Herrick
to Edward Olsen which occurred on
Tuesday at 5 o'clock at the home of
the brides mother Mrs. H. B. Herrick
on Chestnut street in the presence of
twenty intimate friends and rela-
tives Of the bride and groom. The
marriage was solemnized by the Rev.
Frank Hayes of, the Presbyterian
church. The Herrick home was beau
tifully and appropriately decorated
for the occasion in green and white,
quantities of white lilies being used
in conjunction with green foliage in
an artistic way. The bride, very fair
to look upon always, was unusually 80
on this occasion, in her bridal robe of
point desprit over. ivory taffeta. She
carried huge bouquet of white bride
roses. Immediately after the ceremony
and congratulations, q delicious we'd
ding luncheon was served, after which
the bride donned her travelling gown
and they took their departure on the
evening train for few days with
friends at Grafton. This little trip
in lieu of the wedding journey which
will come later in the season. the
groom being unable at this time on
account of business duties to get away.
Some beautiful and valuable gifts of