The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

Herradura section Of Cuba q yerita-
BILE Eldorad0 and wants all his friends
to get a chunk Of "the earth Of ex-
ceeding richness" Mrs. Hlinka was
accompanied by Miss Camelia Vopat
as far 90 Key West, where she will.
be met BY her sun-kissed boy, Jim
Hltnka, and taken to his handsome
home. =
Hannah Moon: One of those hap
by social events which tend to make
0ld age rejoice with youth, because
1t 70 youth, transpired near the inter-
national line west of here on Wedf,es-
day, November IL. The bride IL an
estimable young lady Of one Of the
pioneer families Of Cypress township,
ana the groom is one Of the prosper
GUS young farmers of southern Man
itoba. At the manse in Crystal City,
Rev. r. Mason performed the cere-
mony which made Mr.. Elliott McTag-
CART and Miss Jennie Dillabough hus-
band and wife. The bride was SUM-
ported by !. Miss Mary McTaggart. a
sister OF the groom, while the groom
was assisted by the brides brother.
Will. The jolly wedding party re-,
turned to the brides home, where
seventy or more Of their friends had
gathered to give the young couple a
NUMBER OF useful and valuable pres
ents and to join in bounteous we'd
dng dinner and the usual happy
greetings. A most delightful evening
was spent in their honor. The couple
Will begin housekeeping on the farm
In southern Manitoba.
Great crowds gather every evening
at Jacks roller ring where they are
entertained by the ladies Of st. MI
chael's' Catholic church, who are hold
Ing their annual fair this week. Splen-
did suppers have been served every
evening and this evening the bounti-
ful repast will be turkey supper and
all those who are fond of turkey and
that includes almost everybody, should
not fall to be present this evening.
The price of the supper is So cents and
the ladise will begin serving at (
o'clock There will be all kinds Of
amusement during the evening.
A beautiful home wedding took
place yesterday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Churchill at Kellys
when their eldest daughter, Miss Hat
tie Churchill, became the happy bride
OF Mr.. John Miller, prominent bust
ness man of Little Falls, Mimi. The
nupttals were celebrated in simple
homelike manner and the guests in
cluded only the relatives and close
friends Of the family. The ceremony
was followed by the service Of a
handsomely appointed wedding repast
and the young people left in the ey-
ening on their honeymoon. They will
make their home at Little Falls where
they Will receive after December Is,
Miss Elizabeth Waggoner, formerly
resident Of Bismarck, N. D., and
who is we'll and favorably remember
ed by wide circle Of friends and ac-
quatntances here, has achieved con-
siderable distinction in her art work.
which was recently completed at the
Chicago Art Institute, and who is now
IN charge of the work in the college Of
fne, arts at the university Of southern
California, at Los Angeles, where her
mother and sister Miss Ara Wagon
er are now living.
OF Miss Waggoner and her work a
Los Angeles paper has the following:
Miss Elizabeth Waggoner. recently
OF the Chicago Art Institute, was the
guest OF honor at q reception and tea
at the college Of fine arts, U. g. g..
yesterday afternoon. Dean Judson is
installing department Of arts and
crafts and has induced Miss Wagon
or to leave her work in Chicago and
take charge Of this department at the
beautiful school on the bank Of the
Arroyo"
The. large reception room and pic
ture gallery were devoted yesterday
to an exhibit Of many OF Miss Wag-
goner's creations. Her metal work is
perhaps the most interesting at first
sight, for the rich tones OF copper
and brass are always extremely al
Turing to the eye. She has designed
some most unique pieces and flnds
comprehensive field for her labors,
Her exhibits in the metal work alone
include candlesticks. book racks, nut
and fruit bowls, spoons and ladies.
and trays Of various size and design.
Another interesting field Of the
arts and crafts work In which Miss
Waggoner 10 successful is that Of pot
terry. This Ii q branch In which she
expects to do considerable. teaching,
this coming winter. as the college Of
fne arts possesses exceptional facili-
ties for the moulding and firing Of
the vases, bowls, candlesticks and
many other articles which lend them
selves 30 effectively to the work Of
the potter.
Wood block engraving. stencil work
and leather work were also repre-
scented In the groups Of artistic ana
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