The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-14
Club Resumes Work October 1.

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The members Of the Entire Nous
club will resume work October 1 and
one Of the important events of their
first meeting will be the election Of a
delegate to attend the annual gather
ing Of the North Dakota Federation
Of Women's clubs to be held in
Devils Lake. The October hostess has
not yet been announced.
Shower For Miss Kelly.
Miss Lillian Ryan, who is to be
bridesmaid at Miss Grace Kelly's we'd
ding on September 20, issued invita-
tons today for a shower to be given
tomorrow evening at her home on
North Fourth street, in honor o. the
bride-elect. Only a small company
Of Miss kelly's girl friends have been
favored with invitations.
Miss Anna Strand to Wed.
Another interesting wedding is an
nounced for Wednesday. September
20. that date having been chosen by
Miss Anna Marie Strand for her mar
riage to Herman August Domrese.
The wedding will take place at 1850
O'Clock in the evening at the home
of the brides sister. Mrs. A. A. Hofto,
on South Fifth street and Rev. G. o.
Mona, pastor of the Trinity Lutheran
church. will oticiate. Only the fam
lily members and a few close friends
have been invited to the wedding ere
mony and that evening Mr.. Domrese
will leave with his bride on a short
wedding trip. On their return they
will take up their residence in a cozy
home on Almont avenue which the
groom has purchased and will receive
after October 10.
Miss Strand has made her home
here with her sister for some time
and has a large circle of friends who
will hasten to extend good wishes al
this time. MIR. Domrese holds the re-
sponsible position of bookkeeper at
the Turner sash and door factory.
81.
Miss Begg Honored Today.
Quite the happiest social function
that has yet been given in honor Of
Miss Maude Begg is on this afternoon
and will conclude with a supper par
ty at 6 O'Clock. The charming hos
tesses are Mrs. T. Carter Griffith and
Mrs. Charles l.. Tompkins and they
are entertaining at Mrs. Grifith's
lovely home on Belmont avenue.
The invitation list included the in
innate girl friends Of the bride elect
and when they gathered at the Grit
fifth home they found 1t festive in the
bridal colors Of pink and white.
Autumn's favorite flower, the aston,
predominated in the decorations and
the beautiful blossoms were arranged
in bowls, vases and jars throughout
all the rooms. For pastime the hos
tesses had the girls tie a pretty COM
forter which was presented to the
bride when it was completed. At 6
o'clock the girls will find places at
the supper tables in the dining room
by means Of dainty pink and white
cupid cards and the repast will be
served by Mrs. Griffith and Mrs.
Tompkins. Covers will be laid for
twelve and among them will be Miss
es Maude Begg, Stella Lombard Of
Minneapolis, Barbara Henry, Grace
WEIGH. Jennie Buckingham, Floy
Jackson, Grace Carter, Laura Han
cock, Mildred Vietch and Jane Smith,
Mrs. Louis Rowland and Mrs. l. A.,
Chance.
Hunt Wedding Tonight,
A beautiful home wedding takes
place this evening at the residence of
DR.. and Mrs. Edward P. Robertson at
University Place when their only
daughter. Lois Glare. will be given
in marriage to Charles Everett Hunt,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hunt, also
OF this city. Though nothing ostenta-
tious has been planned the appiont-
ments are to be exquisite in taste and
solemnity and the home decorations
will be exceptionally beautiful for the
reason that all the flowers have been
given as a gift from the groom's un-
Gle. w. W. Seekins. a Duluth florist,
and the bride has received from a
California friend a box of California
ivy. The marriage is to be solemnized
at Z o'clock by Rev. Francis NJ. Nc
Coy, pastor Of the First Methodist
church, and the bride will be given
away by her father. A reception from
1880 to $3.50 o'clock will Immediately
follow and though neither bride or
groom has given it out, it is expected
that they will leave this evening for
Chicago where they will make their
home and where Mr.. Hunt will finish