Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
SOCIETY

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Mrs. Fred Mann entertained the
Ladies' Guild of he Episcopal church
Wednesday afternoon. There was a
large attendance and everybody had
q most enjoyable time.
Miss Sally Ruger entertained few
friends last Friday afternoon in hon
or Of Mrs. Felix Routier who will leave
I'm a few days for Saginaw, Mich,
where she will visit for few weeks
before joining Mr.. Reuter- at Port
land, Oregon.
A happy evening for number of the
little folks Friday, was given by Miss
Leta Hazard, the occasion being her
fifteenth birthday. Games and mu-
sic were the past time Of the even
ing, and at ten o'clock delicious re-
Treatments were served by Mrs. Haz-
card. Miss Leta was the recipitant of
many pretty gifts.
A reception was given by Mrs. Ole
Serumgard, Mrs. Herman Stenseth,
and Mrs. Chris Peterson In the par
Tors Of St. Olaf church Tuesday even
1ng in honor Of Mrs. Barron. The par
1ors were decorated with flowers and
autumn leaves and several musical Sc
1ections were rendered during the
evening by Mrs. stmonstad and Mrs.
Larson. A delicious repast was serv-
ed to about fifty guests.
Mrs J. n. Hazard gave delight
Hui pleasure last Friday afternoon
when she entertained the Womans
Missionary society of the Methodist
church. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with bright colored autumn
leaves and in the Bible Character
eontest Mrs. Haley won the head prize
which was a framed charcoal sketch
and the consolation prize, was won by
Mrs. R. Goer. The hostess was as
Sisted by Mrs. Stringham and Mrs.
1Asham.
The home of Mrs. Ray Bice was the
scene of one of the handsomest of the
early fall entertainments last Friday
evening when the Merry Widows ga
ahered there for farewell party to
Mrs. Chas. Smith, who will leave this
week for her new home at Jamestown
The evening was spent in games and
music and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. Mrs. Smith
was one of the most popular members
of this society and will be greatly mis-
sed.
A business session of the W. C. T
u. was held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. H. Hazard and the
following delegates were elected tc
attend the convention at Grand Forks
today and tomorrow: Mrs. R. Goer
Mrs. J. H. Hazard, Mrs. A. L. Hop
kins, and Mrs. w. A. Godward. A
Churchs Ferry last Thursday Mis-.
George Chambers was elected as tn,
delegate from that city to attend tn,
convention and the Bottineau uniol
also elected it's delegates, choosin!
Mrs. VIM. Russell and Miss Mar,
Carey.
Mrs. R. Daeley proved a yer
charming hostess to about fifty of he
lady friends at her home on Tuesda
evening of this week. The room
were prettily decorated with autumn
leaves and flowers. Euchre and m,
sic was provided for the evenings e,
tertainment after which deliciou
luncheon was served by the hostes
assisted by Aloysia Bedford, Josephin
Maher, Mayme Huesgen, Maria Da
ley and Mrs. Huesgen. The head pri
es were won by Mrs. Rodenbach an
Mrs. Reid and the consolation prize
by Mrs. Edward Routier and Mr.
Chas. Smith.
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REDMoND-cADiGAN NUPTiALS.
At st. Josephs' church In this cit
Saturday morning at $3.50 Father A,
gustine said the words that united
the holy bonds Of matrimony Mr.. WI
j. Redmond and Miss Anna M. Cad
gan, both Of this city. Mr.. John Tue
or acted as best man while Miss En-
ma Cadigan, o sister Of the bride wa
the bridesmaid. st
Mr.. Redmond has lived in Devil
Lake q number OF years and has bee
- very successful in the livery business
90 we'll as being deservedly popula
among the young people Of the city.
The bride has been raised in thi
city from girahpod and is ysll know;
ana highly estssmed Nv most SOC SOC ta
people on this 55 :s7sa
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