The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-04
Weddings in the State.

4, Forest River announcement has
been made of the approaching mar
riage of Miss Kathryn r. Hawkins
and William &. Hammer. both of tina,
city. and numerous social functions
are being given for the young couple
Their wedding day is December s.
Carroll Nathan Kirk has returned
to Bismarck accompanied by his
bride. who formerly was Miss Math.
Ida Lucille Willard. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Randall Willard OF
Marshalltown. Iowa. and their wed.
ding as %chronicled in the Marshall
Times-Republic was a gorgeous event
1t was attended by $50 guests and
occurred on the silver wedding day
Of the brides parents as we'll as upon
her own twenty-fourth birthday. An
orchestra from pes Moines. Iowa, rem
dered the wedding music and the dec
orations Of the palatial new home
of the Willards. the finest in the
of the most costly cut flowers. carry
ing out a color scheme Of pink for
the young bride and lavender for her
parents. There were two ribbon
bearers. four bridesmaids, two ring
bearers. and three honor maids and
all carried out the prevailing color
scheme In their gorgeous gowns. a
reception and dinner followed the
marriage service and the wedding
gifts. magnificent and numerous, were
shown in the music room. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirk spent a few days in Min.
neapolis before coming to Bismarck
where they are to reside.
A prominent young couple of Neche
who were married last week wer.
Miss Ida Louise Hughes and William
Liel symington. Rev. s. Newlove
performed the ceremony at the home
OF h brides father, Harvey Hughes
In Leroy township and the attendants
We're Miss Florence Hughes and Arb.
lie Symington.
The wedding Of Miss Alma Berget
OF Towner and Arthur Ellis of Wild.
rose took place at the home of thu
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p
Berget. Thursday evening. Rev. A. E
W~ildrose. where the groom is engaged
in business.
Entire Nous Club Meeting.
Mrs. P. E. Henwood entertained tn,
members of the Entire Nous club thi.
afternoon at her University avenu,
home and the meeting had a new in
terest for the reason that the study o
Dutch painters was begun. In re
Spouse to roll call each member toll,
something of THE Dutch Little Mas
ters' and Mrs. Marshall Brannon fol
lowed with an interesting resume o
the final chapters Of Brave Littl
Holland by Grif1s. Mrs. 8. H. Ash
ley opened the study on Dutch paint
ers with a splendid paper on The De
velopment Of Painting in the Neither
lands" She traced the growth Of tina
art from the. earliest time to the pres
ent and formed an excellent founda
ton upon which to build the extensiv
study which the club has outlined fo
this winter. The remainder Of the aft
ernoon was given over to Paul Ruben,
the famous Dutch artist. Mrs. Hen
wood gave an interesting sketch G
his life and then discussed his paint
ings. A display of his pictures wer
shown and Mrs. Henwood had some
thing interesting to tell Of each piec
Of work.
Rebekah Club Tuesday.
The members of the Rebekah Boo
and Thimble club will he entertaine
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
the home of Mrs. Charles H. Leeso
at 1900 Cheyenne avenu All mem
bers are cordially invited.
Girls vii Serve.
Twenty young ladies from st. Agne
Guild Of st. Paul's Episcopal churc
will serve at the banquet which tn
Commercial club gives this evening
open the big membership campaign.
Guest From Montana.
Mrs. G. w. Millett has arrived fror
her home in Libby. Mont. and wi
be entertained for several days as tn
guest Of her sister and her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Burke Of Mort
Third street.
Every family has need Of a goot