The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-13
Gave Pleasant Musicale.

Gave Pleasant Musicale.
Mrs. Forrest NJ. Davis. formerly
Miss Ethel Crazy of this city. enter
tanned at her Goodrich home last
Tuesday afternoon with pleasant
musicale, the delightful program be-
ing gwen by her piano pupils, assisted
by few of the older musicians of the
city. Thirty-fve ladies were favored
with invitations and Mrs. Davis used
her usual excellent taste in adjoining
her home Autumn blossoms in red
and gold filled large vases and bowls
and the same tones were carried out
in the dainty program decorations. A
service of delicious refreshments was
the completing pleasure and in this
the hostess was graciously assisted
by Mrs. J. T. Wyard. Mrs. R. W..
Wilkinson and Miss Helen Wilkinson.
September Brides.
Miss Eta Derrig. popular young
lady of Lakota, is September BRIDE
elect who is receiving considerable
social attention. A number of very
handsome affairs have been given for
her and among them was a quilting
bee on Monday evening at which Miss
Olga Thai was hostess. A supper SER
vice brought the pleasure to close
and the guests were Misses Eta Der
rig. Jessie Burton. Minnie Hennessy,
Helen Tennyson. Caro- Prescott. Net
tie McCauley, Hazel Metcalf, Bernice
Wilson. Gladys and Mildred Metcalf,
Frank Sheets. Mabel and Grace Run
dell, Nellie and Libby Dougherty, Es-
ther Johnson, Hannah Falleso and
Marion McMaster.
MAYNARD c. Graham. one of the best
known residents of Stanley. was
among the claimants of the early Sep
TENDER brides. his marriage to Miss
Ella NJ. Daley. former teacher in
the Stanley schools and daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daley. having
taken place at the home of the brides
parents in Beardsley, Mimi, on Sep
TENDER g. For their honey moon they
took in the Minnesota state fair and
will be at home in Stanley after Oc-
tober Is.
Miss Hattie Downs, the accomplish
ed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. G..
Downs of Michigan, became the bride
of Edward Andrews Of the same place
last Thursday, the marriage ceremony
being performed at Lakota. The hap
py event was announced as COM
plete surprise to the friends Of the
young couple and now they are busy
receiving congratulations. They will
reside at Michigan.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Miss Anna Vollan and
Victor l.. Anderson of Bismarck which
will occur Wednesday. September IA.
]. Alton Barrick, the assistant en-
gineer at the electric light plant in
Kenmare, returned from Farwell,
Mimi. this week accompanied by his
bride. nee Miss Josephine! Rystedt
of that city. Mrs. Barrick was for
merly engaged in the millinery bust
ness at Tolley and has a host OF
friends in that community who were
glad to welcome her back as a bride
Mr.. Barrick has cozy home already
furnished and they will receive after
September Is.
The first Jewish wedding that has
ever been solemnized in Dickinson &C.
Cured last week when Miss Betty
Markovitz and ]. Daniels, both Of
Richardton, were united in the holy
! bonds of matrimony. NJ. Bockey, &
rabbi Of Des Moines, Ia, performed
the ceremony in the presence Of 9
large company Of invited guests al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Swart;
and an elaborate wedding supper fol