The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-16
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lander and Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Robertson will take
a southern trip some time next month.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Lander and Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Robertson will take
a southern trip some time next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Rand and daugh-
ter are planning to take trip abroad
this winter.
This afternoon at O'Clock Mr. A.
A. Bradley of Williston led to the
marriage altar at her home on South
Third street Miss Camilla Redick,
daughter of Mr.. NJ. H. Redick Of this
city. The house was artistically
decorated for the occasion, flowers
and foliage being used in great pro-
fusion. The bride entered the room
on her fathers arm to the strains of
the wedding march, and was attend
ed by her cousin, Miss Lillian Beck
sted. Mr.. Norman Bradley of Winni-
peg was the groomsman. The brides
little niece was the bearer of the ring
the symbol of the indissoluble tie
which was to bind them through life.
Rev. Henry Witham performed the
ceremony which was largely attended
by relatives and friends. Miss Redick
was beautifully gowned in cream silk
null with trimmings of baby Irish
point lace over embroidery. Her
bridesmaid, Miss Lillian Becksted wore
a white gown of sheery material over
silk. After the VOWS had been made
which united them, followed by hearty
congratulations btuntiful repast was
partaken of. The happy couple leave
this evening for short visit with
friends at Winnipeg after which they
will go to their future home at Willis
ton. The many friends extend good
wishes for their happiness.
The Ladies Auxiliary r. NJ. Clerks
will not have any meeting tomorrow
afternoon owing to the continued cold
weather.
There was good attendance at the
oratorical rehearsal last evening and
everything looks favorable for a sue
cessful chorus.
Last evening few friends enjoyed
a musical treat at the studio of Mr..
Evans in the Security block. The
quartet favored them with several
selections, among them some Scotch
ballads and Last Hope" from Colts
chalk especially arranged by Mr..
Evans. This organization is quite an
addition to Grand Forks musical So
ciety and deserves all the encourage
ment possible to give them. Their
voices blend beautifully together and
their singing would do credit to a
larger city than this. Mr.. Evans is a
proficient performer on several musi-
cal instruments. Miss Lulu Ripsom
is the accompanist and is a skillful
pianist The quartet purposes making
week end trips to adjoining cities to
give concerts. The Evening Times pre-
diets for them welcome reception.
The Degree of Honor will enjoy a
card party at their lodge rooms in the
Odd Fellows block this evening.
Mr.. j. NJ. Cooper has been appointed
delegate to the grand convention of
the Order of Railway Conductors to
be held on May IA at Memphis. His
wife has also been made delegate
for the ladies auxiliary so they will
enjoy nice trip together.
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The Modern Protective association
in spite of bad train service enjoyed
the presence of their state superin-
tendent Mrs. Ella Bartlett last Friday
at their installation exercises. This is
the only meeting to which the gen.
eral public can be invited and large
number availed themselves of the
privilege.