The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-28

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to return to BemidN and will remain
until the snow flies. His brother,
Robert Nisbet Of Mallory, is with him
and they are enjoying the autumn
cottage life to the extreme.
Dinner Party Tonight
Miss Helen Won Donat will be a
charming young hostess of this even
home on Cottonwood street at q pref
tily appointed 6 o'clock dinner as an
honor to Miss Bina Bergman of Oslo.
Miss Bergman is spending the winter
here and going to the public schools
and today Is her fifteenth birthday.
Miss Won Donat has chosen for her
color scheme, gold and white, and for
floral decoration will use golden glow
and white astors. Covers will be laid
for fourteen and in the service Of the
four courses the hostess mother will
be assisted by Misses Agnes Von-
Donat and Margaret Nisbet.
Bridal Couple Enroute Home.
Floyd Weller and his bride who was
formerly Miss Jean Cochran of Arm
strong. B. c., are now enroute home
and expected in very few days. Miss
Flossie Weller, sister Of the groom,
who went out to take part in the
wedding ceremony is with them and
will arrive at the same time. They
were in Seattle for a few days visit
the last heard from them and from
there planned to go to Everett and
Spokane and also take a boat ride to
Portland.
The wedding took place at the home
Of the brides mother and was very
beautifully appointed event. The
ceremony was read in the presence
of a large company of relatives and
intimate friends at O'clock in the
afternoon and the bridal party assem-
bled under an arch of evergreen and
white astors. The green and white
color scheme was used throughout
and the dining room was hung with
ropes of Oregon grape. The brides
wedding robe was an empire gown of
cream satin with which she wore the
long bridal veil and carried bride
roses and her only attendant, her sis
ter, Miss Mayme Cochran, wore pale
blue satin and carried pink roses. N.
Farr of Armstrong was best man and
Miss Weller played Lohengrin's we'd
ding march for the entrance and Mem
delssohn's for the occasional. A
wedding luncheon of seven courses
was served and the bridal travelled
In a suit Of tan corded silk with large
beaver hat to match.
Delegates Arriving Today.
Nearly all of the state officers of
the North Dakota w. c. T. U. reached
the city either last evening or early
this morning, including Mrs. Eliza
beth Preston Anderson of Valley City
who has been relieved from active
duties during the past year. The
delegates and visiting members have
been coming in all day and by Thurs
day morning the full delegation will
be present.
The city's best homes are being
opened for the entertainment Of the
delegates during their stay and among
those who have already taken part in
this hospitality are Mrs. J. M. O'Neal
who will entertain Mrs. r. Hasketh
of Rolla; Mrs. r. B. Griffith who will
have Mrs. E. Chisholm Of Winnipeg
and Mrs. T. B. Andrews Of Brandon;
Mrs. Samuel Torgerson, the Mayville
delegates, Mrs. Alma Thorardson and
Mrs. Lizzie Schlosser; Mrs. w. s.
Begg those from Mimic, Mrs. Il. d.
Thompson, Mrs. William Harris, Mrs.
A. Barclay and Mrs. G. NJ. Evans;
Mrs. n. G. Benner the Park River
delegates. Mrs. William Phair, Mrs.
Robbins. Mrs. George Young and Mrs.
A. Catherwood; Mrs. A. NJ. Mettle-
holtz, those from Starkweather, Mrs.
Necia Buck. the acting president: Mrs.
II. H. Healy, the Drayton delegates,
Mrs. B. H. Wylie, Mrs. B. ]. Wallace,
Mrs. William Ferguson end Mrs. w.
j. Mclean; Mrs. Currie, the Devils
Lake visitors, Mrs. A. L. Hopkins,
Mrs. Hazard, Mrs. Godward and Mrs.
Ohnstad; Mrs. F. M. Mccoy the Car
rington delegation, Mrs. George Bur-
ton and Mrs. Mary Heinmiller.
Other ladies who have not yet been
assigned their guests are Mesdames
Andrew Vedtch, George Hyslop, Wood
run, Pierce, Harold Lamming, Rob
ertson, T. A. Rees, @. 8. Marsden, Fox,
Fordney, John Hewitson, Naismith,
McHafae, F. M. Wells, A. D. Baugh-
man, ]. e. Stevens, w. H. Drummond,
L. B. Weller, Thomas Grtfaths, Pat
terson and T. C. Griffith.
Delegates whose names just arrived
and who will be here this evening are
Mesdames Ida Sparks. Paramount; J..
Johnston and A. F. Johnson, Portal;
o. M. Omlie and Stinson, Grafton;
A. T. Moore, Wimbledon; F. NJ. Wau-
ner and w. e. Boise, Jamestown; Miss
Jessie Mckenzie Of Turtle Lake.