The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-30

ston OF Vancouver, the latter q guest
at the Jardine home. Mrs. Stout has
many friends in this city who are glad
to meet her again. The afternoon was
most enjoyably spent in sewing, the
rooms being very pretty with autumn
leaves and flowers. After the needles
had been put away Mrs. Jardine served
d daintily prepared 6 o'clock tea to the
eight guests.
st. Paul's Guild Meeting.
st. Paul's Guild will hold its annual
rummage sale at the parish hall Octo-
Der IL, Is and. All persons having
articles for the sale please telephone
Mrs. j. B. Wineman, Mrs. C. H. Robin
son or Mrs. H. L. Pitts.
President Main Leaves.
President Main Of Grinnell college
at Grinnell, Ia, who was entertained
as the guest of DIR. and Mrs. A. G..
Leonard at their home on Belmont
avenue during his stay here for the
presidential Inauguration was among
those who left last evening to return
home.
Prof. Chandler's Guest Leaves.
Cethas H. Sinclair of the coast and
geodetic survey with headquarters at
Washington. D. c.. who has been the
pleasant guest Of Prof. and Mrs. E. F.
Chandler at University Place during
the inauguration festivities, left last
evening for Glasgow, Mont. where
he will be engaged in his work for
some time.
Regimental Ball.
A small company Of invited men,
bers of Bismarck society enjoyed
dancing party at Fort Lincoln Tues
day evening as guests of the Four
teenth regiment of U. S. infantry, now
stationed there for a short time. The
regimental orchestra furnished the
elegant music and the armory was
beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves. oriental lanters and flags. The
regiment officers and their ladies
acted as hosts and hostesses and Mrs.
Bubb and Miss Ross, visitors from the
east. were guests of honor.
Rev. Benjamin on Farm.
Rev. E. S. Benjamin who has lately
resigned the pastorate of the Meth
odist church at Langdon and has also
given up divinity work in this state
has announced that he and his family
will go to his farm in Missouri where
they will remain until he regains his
former health. Tuesday evening the
Methodist congregations of Langdon
and Harvey united in rendering Mr..
Benjamin nd his family a hearty
farewell in the nature of a reception.
AS tokens Of esteem the Harvey peo-
pie presented him with a substantial
purse and from Langdon's many adj
mirers came silverware, and several
handsome pieces of cut glass. About
a hundred people were present and
the evening was completed with short
musical numbers and re-
service.
Girl Webs.
Miss Almeda O'Bryan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Bryan of Lari-
more and a former we'll known uni
versity girl, became bride on We'd
nesday afternoon when she was mar
ried at the home of her parents to
N. R. Mcdonald of Roundup. Mont.
The ceremony was read by Rev. ].
G. HERE and the bride was attired
in a cream messaline gown and car
ried an arm bouquet of bride roses.
Her bridesmaid was Miss Maude Nc
Laren and Miss Marion Benson rem
dered the wedding music. Daniel
Hannah performed the duties Of best
man. Pink and white carnations
adorned the home and a perfectly ap-
pointed five course wedding dinner
followed the ceremony.
The groom was formerly a prom
inent live stock dealer of Langdon
but is now located in Montana owning
large property and ranch interests.
After a wedding trip east they will go
to Roundup to be at home after No
vember l.