The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-21
phtlnthca Dinner f.n. Poor.

nus khSFc anu tuere Will ne rear
holiday merriment for all.
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Phtt"thca Dinner Tor Poor.
The members OF the Phtlathea
class of the Baptist Sunday school
who wish TO contribute to the Christ
mas dinner which is being prepared
for Il poor family of the city are re-
guessed to send their donations to
Mrs. John %F'itEgrrald i'm the Wisncr
block or telephone us NJ Tri- state,
"r TO Mrs. Charles Bailey. %a6 l. Tri-
''a'e'
D;nuc,. for ,,,;.,, ,.s,;r,
49, J." ~" '' -.
iroi' ana AIRS. m j. Tease Will
~ d simmer ms eNenins AT their
.",SsrsitE venue nome as an honor
10 lecember,s much fctcd bride, Miss
laura Hancock. and they lave invited
9 sinai e"mpanT of the brides close
lr..HuS. Mrs, icase a chosen the
sntiS.nlaS coiors ot red II green for
,er mouse arroralions and VIII serve
~. u.'ev,a"l' r'paSt AT . O'CLOCK.
covers VIII "" laid Tor eight.
Couu,c S,rn,.;~.- is,.;s,.,s
'","s SURPRISES r''t"u>'
MISS Jennlr n. HUNT and Robert
n~lai'nMalt' noth "t East Grand Forks.
s',e 'nclf friends Il mpl surprise
t"daE eN coming over to this city n
iavlhs their marrinSc ceremon" per-
,"li!''a at the residence OF Rev. +.
"a; HcSoN. pastor OF the First Meth
spoken psIs n" at o ihS h"p ana , VOWS .o Were
Snrat'ea on me noon train for the
'"n'r 81 inc sroorls parents in south
~" M,hneSota who're they Will pass
,n'iE hnnt;Hn'oon as holiday guests.
.hrH VIII be AT home in East Grand
'o'Ns shortiN aitrI New ars
,.., see"
Miss Amanda .J,reensor who is
studying at the Mary Wood Chase
srho3! of music in Chicago in her let
ters nome tells of a rather narrowing
experience which her teacher had
with two robbers. Miss ~Jorgcnson had
!ust ompletc her lesson at Miss
ohase $ Studlo and leaving. the door
vas LEI! unlocked. Miss Chase inn
'!eo'atslS began pr1cticing for a re-
riIal She was 10 give the following
saturday II in Il few moments two
men rushed into her room, tied >.
hsr ~ n,tlei oNtf her eyes threw
nons .Ms ltoor; oeatlhs ner to TN
no e,.an;n@ ~ was quite late in
assist.nt anu lnTkllS MISS Chase's
turned fron, .Miss burton. re.
~ S ,ionl a recital and
w nvl appearance the men made Their
fnnnd ,,i.n oGsn the oaek door. n
unnnn. us Snase on the moor still
,hrnn.n II Win a piano scarf
..Ian oe' neF ana Immediately
t-b.sa !or d physician. Miss
>7ass foMeNsl reEalnsd conscious
th~or,nc,,ii,. 80 MS "rrisal ana though
p, n;di,. ,.Isits,iea she recovered
,,aap 'u,s ana was anle to civ her reci-
s,Inno.ed 80, ilouen IL was
rive nait,, sr', .",n,erS was their mo-
s:c,,r.a H., "'oHsA hor Jewels were
- - 'ln..A:lers.
Noum. Anderson yS:o.,d,,.
1,.. Aouas'
bonr "a a. ,ms CLOCKS were striktng the
mia. .neIse todaS Miss Ida Ma
,, n.o A"9srson became a bride. her
son ~ NJ. ana Mrs. Norris Andcr-
;on ". street giving her
~ ~ na,.!ase 10 attorney Erick Noun
- pos..neau: inc dbl was a
,aIinn appointed mi event.
hriddnts pace az inc residence of the
800 parei.s ana me guests who
1872. u.s. ciose family connections.
twenty.
colors OF the holiday season, red
anu green. prevailed in the festive
mouse decorations and branches of
iresn green holly with its brilliant red
nfffles We're used 'in abundance in
me parlor where the nuptial VOWS
were spoken. Miss Thoru Anderson
presided al the piano and Just at the
appointed hour when h sounded the
Joyous notes Of the Mendelssohn we'd.
ding march the officiating clergyman.
re-: ~. y Glenn OF the Zion Luther
an snu.cn n the groom entered and
so.h tneir places at the improvised
rr,,eaa W AVA. inc bride n her party.
hr;da.n .he stairs flrst came the
nt..eS slster' MISS Anna Anderson.
pae'l.lH s3"hed IN soft gray silk with
on I'm bouquet OF pink carnations
ana escorted by Edward Anderson, n