The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14

Then will begin a season of gaiety at
the Town and Country club, numerous
golf and tennis meets, etc., and we
must not forget the tennis tourna-
ment to take place here in August. It
Is to be the biggest tennis event in
the United States this year by reason
of the magnificent cup to be given to
an individual contestant, the most ex-
pensive cup of its kind yet given at
any tennis tournament to any single
contestant. It IL hoped the ladies as
well as the gentlemen will take a
great interest in this meet and help to
make 1t the social affair it ought to be.
In the coming week we are to have
some splendid, balls. The Lady Elks,
the Irish American and the Brother
hood Of Railway Trainmen, and the
Order of the Eastern Star will all en-
terrain at big functions, for which
some splendid gowns have been order
ed and a number of out-of-town guests
are expected. Besides all these there
are number Of elaborate afternoon,
functions among the ladies TO take
place in the near future.
Mr.. and MrA G. M. English Of Ma
CARA have gone to Minneapolis for
visit.
Mr.. w. G. Nash of Michigan City and
Miss Mabel Mcdonald were married in
this city on Wednesday. Mr.. Nash is
one of the pioneer residents of Grand
Forks county, having lived near Mich
igan for twenty years, and Miss Nc
Donald is popular lady from Park
Rapids, MINI.
On Sunday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Father Conaty will occur the
marriage of Miss Polly Gollinger, one
of Grand Forks fairest and most pop
ulaE young ladies', to Mr.. Frank A.
Chalenor, prominent Young dentist
of Valley City. The marriage will be
solemnized in the presence of imme-
date friends and relatives only. The
young couple, after short wedding
journey, will make their home at VAL
ley City.
Mr.. Emmett Fuller, his wife and son
and brother, 8. j. Fuller of the Uni
versity, are at Larimore, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Fuller. their par
ents. Mrs. George Wright Of Crooks
ton, Is also there and the gathering
has taken the nature of family re-
union In honor of Mr.. Charles w. Full
Ter Of Alaska, who is the guest OF his
uncle. N. N. Fuller. accompanied by
his bride.
PES Mr.. Franklin A. Ludolph, the travel
ing representative of the Minneapolis
Tribune was married last Wednesday
at Emily, MIMI, to Miss Lilah Grey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludolph will make their
home In Grand Forks and will be well
come additions socially. !.
IS. Mr.. Anton J. Lang Of this city will
n be welded on Easter Sunday to Miss
Netties Amble.
It is with regret we learn Grand
Forks will loose one of her most popu-
lar young lady teachers from the pub
lie schools next year. Miss Byda Nc
Andrews, who has resigned to accept
more lucrative position In the Min
neapolis city schools. We are glad
of her promotion in educational circles
but sorry to loose her from our midst.
\ Miss Julia Cook of our public
school force of teachers. has gone to
Brainerd. called by the severe illness
of her sister.
Dainty little invitations have been
received here for the eleventh annual
ball of the A. O. U. w. at Neche. N. D.,
to be held in the opera mouse in that
city Monday evening. It will be an
over the state. - :
$50
Mr.. Harry Smell has gone to Willis
ton, N. D., on g business trip and will
be gone week.
The Eastern Star members will give
another of their delightful musicales
Tuesday evening In the Masonic tenn
pie and will render the following pro-
gram:
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Mrs. James lexington
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Piano Trio ......'............ Selected
Messrs. Brown: Nash and Nc
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Reading ..;;..,.i. Selected
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Mr. Frank Smell
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Blackburn en-
.tertained last evening in honor Of Mr..
\ and Mrs. Riley and DR., and Mrs. RAM
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