The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-23

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. lawyer has wittily put it. Posses
sion Is nine points Of the law; self
possession is ten.
Mrs. Thomas Perry and her daugh-
{ ter, Mrs. N. Stricken. entertained at
[ cards on Friday Seven tables were
played and the prizes were won by
Mrs. ]. G. LeBeau and Mrs. w. II. Kel-
sey. Dainty refreshments were served
and q very pleasant afternoon spent.
I The out of-town guests were Mrs.
I Sampson, Charlotte N. Carolina, Helm,
7 Valley City; Lycan, Crookston, and
Beare. Brainard. MINI.
DR.. N. o. Ramstad and Miss Edna
Winchester, second daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. w. HI, Winchester, OF Bis
I marck, were married at the home OF
the brides parents on upper Fourth
street at Bismarck. The wedding was
modestly and quietly solemnized by
Rev. G. w. Harris Of the Presbyterian
church. There were no guests present
aside from the immediate family Of
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. #. L. Conklin
of Bismarck. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W..
Burch of st. Paul, and Mr.. Albert
Ramstad, brother Of the groom.
4 Miss Marion Titus entertained at a
supper party Friday evening In honor
Of Miss Marion Corbett, the guest Of
Miss Bessie Bull. Covers were laid
for sixteen. The decorations were red
and white peonies. After the supper
q pleasant evening was spent socially.
Mrs. Robert Campbell and Mrs. J..
Walker Smith assited Miss Titus. The
guests were Misses Helen Hamilton,
Bessie Bull, Marion Corbett, Birdie
Wolff, Sarah Bosard and Marion Green.
Messrs. and Mesdames Charley Com
minis and Elmer Oaks, Messrs. Harry
Finch. Thomas Corrigan, Ray Jack
son, Harry Whitcomb, Ernest H. Kent.
Victor Vanderhoof.
"A fashionable wedding at Pembina
was on Wednesday at the Episcopal
church at high noon, when Miss Irene
Aylen, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Aylen, was welded to Mr.. G.. w.
Fairborn Of Winnipeg.
The bride came Ii on her fathers
arm In a handsome gown OF messaline
silk over taffeta and carried white
and gold prayer book from the open
ing OF which in graceful streamers fell
a shower bouquet Of lily OF the valley.
From her breast sparkled sunburst
brooch, q wedding gift from the groom.
Attending her were six bridesmaids,
and three little flower girls.
The bridesmaids we're Misses Ha-
yo11o Hnooohnvv no11o NcKov E1Ho
Harvey, Annie Conmy, Vida Mccall
fraySand Muriel Full, and little Isabel
Shaw, Leuella LaMoure and Pauline
Harris were flower girls. 81
Many out Of town guests were pres
ent, including the parents, brothers
and friends of the groom from Winni-
peg, relatives and friends of the bride
from Winnipeg, st. Paul, Great Falls,
Emerson, Hallock, st. Vincent, Bis
marck and elsewhere.
From the church the bridal party
repaired to the spacious home of DIR.
of the bride, where reception was
Mrs. j. H. McInerney from Beaumont
cAttS, WIN rs CuC -SulAluOI
here with her father, Mr.. ]. White, ON
South Fourth street. Mrs. McInerney
leads rather novel life in Texas, but
she says withall very pleasant. With
her husband, VINO Is prominently inter-
ested in big railroad construction
company that Is constructing new
line of road in the southern part of
Texas, she lives In a private car,
spending her time with him wherever
the contracting camp happens to be
located. Mr.. George A. Clark, for
merly a train dispatcher at Larimore,
on the Great Northern. is vice presi-
dent and general manager of the rail-
road company that is building this
line. Mr.. Clark is one of the many
young men that began in minor
position on the G. NJ, left this road,
and has rapidly risen to a position of
prominence on southern road. His
wife, formerly Miss Phe Eastgate, is
well known here and at LarimOre,
where she was reared. She will visit
friends here this summer, making the
trip from Beaumont, their headquar-
ters, by boat to New York and by rail
here.
At high noon Wednesday the TWEEN.
tieth occurred the marriage Of Miss
Ethel Mae Walker, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w G. Walker, prominent
farmers at Inkster, N. D., to Mr.. Earl
B. Madison, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B..
Madison, also prominent at Inkster.
The marriage was performed at the
home Of the brides parents In the
presence Of about fifty immediate rela-
N1nry