The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-07

Mrs: !. A. Barlow will give an in
lorinal dinner Sunday evening in honor
o MRS. NJ. a. Carroll. Miss Rose Car
roll and Mrs. a. Scanlon of Saratoga
springs. n. y, and Mrs. Charles Kane
OF Minot. She will entertain at her
home on North Fourth street.
To Visit in Iowa.
Mrs. James Murphy of Walnut
street left Friday evening for Iowa
VISIT with relatives and friends Her
destination is Blooming Prairie but
she will stop at Postville and several
other points enrcute.
Miss Mallory win sins.
Miss 1rna Mallory has been chosen
to sing at the dedicatery service to be
Reid Ut the y. w. c. y. Sunday aft
ernoon ut 4 o'clock and the associa-
ton again extends all women Of the
city q cordial invitation to attend. The
dedication speakers will be Rev. w. II.
Matthews. Kirk Z. Wallace and Miss
FLORENCE Palmer III the religious
service Is to be followed by Il social
hour and tea.
To Attend Wedding.
Miss Esther Sims left his morning
for IEkster where she will be amonS
:he guests this evening at the we'd
NiS ". HeA tI!sHa. MISS, Esther Mel
son, who will become the bride of
Joseph y. Nelson. the Great Northern
agent at that place. at s O'clock this
evening. The wedding will take place
At the home of the brides parents.
Ny. and Mrs. y. :. Nelson and will
oe one of the prettiest social functions
that has taken place In lnkster this
season. Miss Sims will return Sunday
evening.
Delegates Leave Monday.
n delegation from :;.,s city. that
Will attend the convention Of the Fed
GRAFTON OF Women's clubs which con-
venes In Devils Lake Tuesday morn
ing will Include Mrs. i. l.. McVey. wife
OF the president OF the university. and
Mrs. Sidney Clark of the Franklin
club. Mrs. Scott Rex and Mrs. r. A.
Sprasue of the Women's Civic league,
Mrs. Frank Griffin and Mrs. II. q.
Snei! OF the Entire Nous club and the
faculty OF Wesley conservatory. Miss
Hulburd. Miss Anderson. Miss Often,
Louis [. Rowland and Prof. c.. A.
atainpert. also Il delegate from the
Thursday Musical club who has not
yet been named.
Mrs. Rex and Mrs. Sprague will
leave Monday evening as both are on
state committees which meet early
tuesday morning the other dele
gates will leave Tuesday morning
while the faculty will go Wednesday
morning.
Miss Cumming Wcds November 1,
Al a beautifully appointed luncheon
gwen at l o'clock this afternoon Mr..
Jonn Cummings eldest daughter. Mae
Eilzaoeth. was announced as a No
Semper bride. her marriage to Mr..
N Ts Wesley Fisher to take place
wednesday, Nov. l. The happy news
was given to the brides most intimate
friends who were her luncheon guests
and the function was a most eXouis-
ltely appointed affair in green and
white. Ia"
Miss Cumming entertained for her
announcement party at the residence
OF her father on Walnut street and
tne manner in which she gave out the
anxiously awaited nuptiai news was
o unique and novel. She gave as
souvenirs to her guests dainty little
sterling silver Cinderella slippers
which served as nut cups at the
places. Beneath the nuts, closely con-
cealed In the heel of the slipper was
a small card which bore the name
OF the bride and groom and the date
OF the happy e Though the in
tent of the party was suggested in
me artistic decorations and the brides
close friends nae surmised it the mo-
ment her invitations were out, they
the card with a scream Of
surprise and were most joyous in
their expressions Of congratulations.
The appointments Of the luncheon
carried out In green and white were
extremely pretty n only the light
OF softly burning green tapers. shed
its glow over the rooms where the
W large tables were set. Each table
mad for its centerpiece a mirror pla-
teau set upon a bank Of fern leaves |
and white carnation blossoms and
upon the mirror was a bride |
and groom in miniature. At either
emo were low bowls of white carna-
ions circled with green candles set :
in cut glass holders and from the
chandelier above white streamers
twined with asparagus fern were
caught to the table orner A stan.
dard place card was at each place ac-
companied by a carnation blossom
and all around the room on the high
pIate rack were vases Of carnations
and burning candles.
Mrs. l.. E. Birdzell and Mrs. F.. NJ. |
Atterberry of Williston presided over
the delectable four course luncheon
and the serving was cared for by four
young girls. Misses Ruth Templeton.
Lillian Mae Dow. Anatasia White.
and Marion Torgerson. The guests
we're Misses Bertha Templeton. Helen
y Wayne DeCa:np. Lou Hall,
Sassie Cumming. Selma Hassell, Clara
Molif, Mabel Collins. Winifred Graves.
Eiizabeth Panovitz. Edith Bosard, Ell
lzabeth Dekay. Martha and Margaret
Williams. Elsie Wolff, Avice Wright.
ana Grace Carter. Mrs. II. G. Smell.
Mrs: William Bulge. Mrs. Louis Row.
'and and Mrs. Kent Keith Of Fargo.
hliss Cummings wedding is to be
a qulec home affair n will take place
at . O'Clock in the evening. Rev. w.
H.. Matthews. pastor of the First Pres
pyterlan church. will officiate and the
bride has chosen as her only attend
%ho VIII be maid of honor. Miss
Mayrne DeCamp will play the we'd
dinG music, Miss Selma Hassell will
sing and Mr. Fishers best man will
be his brother. I. B. Fisher of Crook
ston. The wedding is n that viii
interest all residents of this city for
Miss Cumming is one of the popular
young Indies Of the city who has
grown up in their midst. She is a
graduate OF the local high school and
has always taken a prominent part
IN the social affairs of the younger
set. The man of her choice has
grown very popular amons the bust
Eess men Of the city during his shor,
residence Of three years . He Is SEQ
rotary of the Ruettell Clothing com
pany and possesses all the qualities
that make him worthy Of his fair
bride.
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