The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-14
SOCIETY ,,; 60; Is,


To Take Western Trip.
Superintendent +. ID. Kelsey of the
Great Northern and his wife are plan
ming on taking a delightful western
pleasure trip soon and will travel in
Mr.. kelsey's private car They will
probably leave about September 90
and be back by October 1.
Going to Cities.
Mrs. NJ. r. Murphy expects to leave
Sunday for Minneapolis and st. Paul
where she will spend a week or ten
days visiting relatives and shopping.
Her daughter, Miss Mary, who will
be returning to ST. Mary's college at
Notre Dame, Ind. the last of the week
will remain in the cities a few DAYS
with her.
To Chicago and Cincinnati.
Manager and Mrs. Dave Hyman of
tho Unique theater left today noon
for Chicago and Cincinnati where
they will spend several days. While
in Chicago Mr.. Hyman will visit other
houses and investigate the picture
business in the cities with the idea
of securing even better pictures for
his local theater.
Delightful Supper Party.
a delightful supper party Of this
week was that given Monday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Spaulding
at their home on North Fifth street.
The guests were invited for 6 o'clock
and delicious course repast was
served. A large howl Of lovely all-
tumn blossoms adorned the table and
covers were laid for Messrs and Mes
danes George Wilson, H. P. Kane,
U. b. Burtness and l.. P. Vincent.
Season Well Started.
The Lady Elks turned out with
more enthusiasm than ever yesterday
and most happy session is promised
the members of their card club. The
guests yesterday afternoon number
ed enough for four tables and they
played in the private dining room of
the Columbia as the guests of their
president. Mrs. Robert Moore. The
head honors went to Mrs. James COL
Inns and Mrs. w. Fl. McGraw and the
next hostess chosen was Mrs. James
Collins, who will entertain two weeks
from yesterday at her home on North
Fourth street. Potted plants and au-
tumn blossoms adorned the room and
at 3 o'clock delicious lunch was
served.
German. HOuean Wedding Thursday.
Oliver B. Hougan, who weds Miss
Elizabeth German. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. P. B. German, tomorrow ar
rived in the city yesterday from
Overly where he will take his bride
to make her future home. The we'd
ding will be quiet but prettily ap-
pointed family affair and the ceremony
will be read at o'clock in the morn
ing by Rev. Father Maxwell of st.
Michael's Catholic church. Miss Ger
trude German will be her sisters only
attendant and Cleary MCGUIRE will be
best man. The wedding breakfast will
be served Immediately after the nup-
tial service and the welded couple
will leave on the noon train on their
honeymoon trip.
Floyd Weller to Wed.
Floyd Weller, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. B. Weller of North Seventh street,
accompanied by his sister. Miss Flos-
sic. left today noon for Armstrong,
B. c.. where on next Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 81. he will wed Miss Jean
Cochran. a charming young lady of
that city. Miss Flossie will render
the wedding music at the nuptial cere-
mony and will then remain for a
months visit in Armstrong and Van
couver. Mr.. Weller and his bride will
take a short honeymoon trip through
the west and will not return to this
city until the last of October when
they will be at home at 3O1 North Sew
enth street.
Miss Cochran will be cordially well
coined into the city's social circles
for she is we'll known here, having !,
made many warm friends on her visit
to the Weller home here last summer.