The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-04
Grace Kelly WEEDS This Month.

The name OF Miss Grace Anna Kel-
ly, youngest daughter of Michael kel-
ly of S27 North Fourth street. is added
to the bevy of Grand Forks charming
September brides, her announcement
coming out yesterday. Miss Kelly is
to wed Roderick Earl Robertson. one
of the city's very popular young men,
and she. TOO, has chosen Wednesday,.
September 20. for her wedding day.
The happy ven will be solemniZed
at the beautiful ST. Michael's Cath
Ollie church at s o'clock in the morn
ing and though no invitation cards
will he sent out a large company of
the close friends of the young people
will attend the church ceremony. Rev.
Father I.emieux will ctficiate az the
marriage and nuptial mass and Miss
Kelly will have as her only attendant
Miss Lillian Ryan to whom the honor
Of bridesmaid has fallen. Mr.. Robert
sons brother. Elmo, will be his best
\ prettily appointed wedding
breakfast at the Kelly home will fol-
low the church service and to this
only the members of the two families
and bridal party have been invited.
MIR. Robertson will take his bride
to Winnipeg for their honeymoon and
after this pleasure they will return
to Grand Forks to be at home to their
friends after october Is.
The nuptial announcement of Miss
Kelly and Mr.. Robertson will be re-
ceived with great interest among the
young people of the city for both num-
Der their friends by the score. Miss
Kelly has grown to young wonanhood
here and her pre-nuptial days will not
go by unnoticed in the social world.
Mr.. Robertson has long been one Of
the government clerks at the local
%postoffice and his wide acquaintance
will bring him ar abundance of con-
gratulations at this time.
Miss Prindeville to California.
Miss Helen Prindeville is at home
again after her summers travels in
Europe and her sister, Miss Louise,
who has been enjoying her vacation
with relatives in S%tratford, Ont, is
on her way to Los Angeles, Cal, with
her father who also has spent the
past few months in the east. Miss
Louise is considering spending the
winter with her father and should she
decide not to return to Grand Forks
there will be much regret among her
many friends and music pupils.
Vale Family Home.
Mrs. Jasper Vale and her three
daughters. Joa, Marie and Hazel, are
again at their home on North Fifth
street after spending the summer in
the west. Miss Hazel arriving last
evening from Larimore where she
stopped for q days visit with Miss
Rhoda Lamour. They had q delight
fGl time and visited in both Caiifor-
:lia and Washington. In Spokane they
were guests of Mrs. Wales sister and
at San Bernardino and Arbuckle, Cal,
they were entertained at tho home of
DIR. and Mrs. W. F. Harlan, formerly
of this city.
Back to ireland.
Hugh Fitzsimmons left last Sunday
evening for her old home in Dublin,
Ireland. This worthy lady, one Of
Devils Lakes pioneers, carries the
God-speed and good wishes Of a host
Of friends for a safe and happy jour
ney. 1t Is her first visit back to the
Her parents are still living and need
bOOo W say Iuc IcuulOu Will IucLl anu
With the friends Of her youth will be
a very happy n Before her depar-
ture on Sunday evening, fifteen of her
old-time friends here gathered In her
apartments in the Mann block and
sent with her as a reminder Of them
and their high regard. a big comforta-
BILE steamer rug. In tho party were
Mesdames Joseph Kelly. F. T. Fox. T.
j. Gagan, Richard Daeley, H. Hues-
gen. P. A. DePlazes, William Ander-
son, Bridget Daeley, A. Baker, Davis,
atewart. Hines. Misses Marie Daeley,