The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-23

and beaore the close they served q
dainty r~efreshment course, the Misses
Clara johnson and Borghild Chris
Hanson assisting. Tho guests were
Mrs. o. E. Sorenson Of Minneapolis,
Mrs. p. Grady, Miss Margaret Heidi
can, Miss Pearl Smell, Miss Irene Fee
and Mrs. Charles Barlow.
Mrs. Stewart 70 Entertain.
Mrs. H. q. Stewart is to be one Of
next weeks hostesses and has chosen
Wednesday for her day. She will give
q card party and entertain at her home
on Cheyenne avenue.
3rs. Conmy Leaves To-day.
Mrs. John r. COMFY leaves today
for Fargo. where she will enjoy q two
weeks visit with friends before leav.
ing for Florida where she will spend
tho winter with her father, s. E.
Serosier Of Langdon. She also plans
to visit Minneapolis and Kansas City
enroute.
Guest From St. Paul.
Miss Clara Melby arrived this morn.
ing from st. Paul and will be enter
tanned for q few days as the delightful
guest of her cousin and her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore K. Ahlroth OF
Chestnut street.
Entertained at Lake.
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs. Frank
Frys entertained at a theater party
and luncheon last evening compliment
|tary to Miss Edna Barlow of Grand
Forks and Miss Stella and Margaret
Boyer. The guests included Mrs. Boy
er. Mrs. Chas. Meyers. Mrs. e. L
Powers and Misses Mary Henzie and
Aloysia Belford.
MI. and Mrs. Allen Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Allen are
again at their home in the Neils block
after having been away three weeks.
They took a trip to Milwaukee and
the twin cities, visiting each Of the
cities for several days and on their
return Mrs. Allen visited her mother,
Mrs. Leguee in Crookston. Mr.. Allen
during that time was looking after
his farming operations near Towner.
Baptist Aid Meeting.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
in the church parlors with Mrs. F. e
Starkweather. Mrs. Henry Hancock
and two other ladies whose names will
be announced later as hostesses. A
special meeting of the social commit
tee will be held Just before the regu-
lar meeting, those members being re.
quested to be present at 2:30 o'clock
The ladies expect to perfect arrange
ments for the rummage sale which
they will hold this fall at this meeting
Attended Mrs. Burks Wedding.
Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn of this city
city was among the guests who at
tended the wedding at Devils Lake
Of Miss Katheryn Burk. only daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burk Of that
place and Dennis Connolly Of Lawton.
The ceremony took place at st. Peter
and Paul's, Catholic church with Rev.
Father Bachand officiating and the at
tendants we're Miss Eliza Connolly
sister Of the groom. and Michael Burk.
brother Of the bride. The wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
the brides parents, the guests being
Mrs. Quinn OF this city, an aunt OF
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly Of
Lawton. Miss Johnson Of Brockett.
John Connolly Of Brocket. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. POLICEMAN Of Lawton, George
Burk and George McCanery.
The bride and groom will make
their home at Lawton after . short
honeymoon trip. N+ti
A Hallelujah Wedding. SEQ
There will be q hallelujah wedding
at the Salvation Army hall in this city
on Wednesday evening when two Sal
walton Army soldiers of the Grand
Forks corps will be united in wedlock.
On this occasion William Todie will
claim as his bride Miss Katie Fry and
the bridesmaid and best nan will be
Miss Sophie Roston, the young peo-
pies secretary, and Sergeant Major
Ole johnson.
Weddings are always interesting but
q Salvation Army nuptial service ia
doubly 80 for the reason that the cere-
mony Is quite different from that of
any other denomination and both the
bride and groom as we'll as the attend
uniform.
The marriage will take place at $3.50
o'clock and there will be a number Of
visiting officers present, including
Captain Garringer and Lieut.. Soren-
son Of Crookston, Adjutant Wolver-
ton Of Devils Lake and possibly Capt.
Winnifred Estcp and her lieutenant
from Thief River Falls, MINI. A sill
YER collection will be taken at the
door to help the local work and the
general public is invited.
Y. W. c. A. Workers Busy.
Next week will bring forth many
interesting announcements from the
~. w. C. A. and among them will be
the late Of the opening of the cafe
terra. the announcement Of the vari-
GUS educational and physical classes
which will begin the second week in
October, and the date of the formal
opening of the new association quar-
tiers.
The Sunday vesper services will be-
gin a week from tomorrow and the
announcement of the speaker, subject
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