The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-28
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children between 6 and 1o years and
between fifty and seventy-tive are ex-
pected.
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OF unusual interest will be the an
n%ouncement that comes from Phoenix
Ore. Of the approaching marriage of
Miss Sadie Nj. Gravelle. a popular
young lady of this city who has been
spending ON months in Oregon as
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Harold
H. Corliss. and Oliver u. ~I'razee.
formerly of this city but now con-
nected with the First National bank
at Medford, Ore. Monday, December
80. Christmas day. has been chosen
for the wedding day and the cere-
mony will be performed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Corliss in Phoenix.
The bride will receive congratulate
tions by the score from her legion Of
friends here for the nuptial news will
be most happily received. She is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theophile
Gravelle. pioneer residents of East
Grand Forks. Mr.. Frazee was connect
ed with the Great Northern super.
i~ntrndent's office here for sone time
when f. u. Kelsey was head of this
tered the banking business. He will
take his bride to Medford to reside.
Minot's First white Child
Minot Optic: The distinction of
being the first white child born in
Minot falls to Ernest Mjnot Thomp-
kins. who today is celebrating his
t~wenty-ffth anniversary. Mr.. Thomp-
kins. whose second name was given
born in a tent along Main street. and
in view of the fact that houses were.
almost ilnknou.p and nn1,1j V,nt Ma Nod
10 him in honor of the town. says he
can't remember much about the hap
ply occasion but he believes he was
for love or money at that time. the
n are his ideas on the subject
are correct.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Thompkins. his
parents. wners of the Leland hotel,
for years. were among Minot's earli-
est settlers.
Invitations to Washington.
TWO charming young ladies of
Crookston. Misses Thora and Mary Ha-
gen. have been favored with invita-
tlonS from Washington. D.. c.. to at
tend one of the large d%ebutante func-
lions which are making the winter
season a very gay m for the Young
er set. The invitations are for a re-
ception in honor Of Miss Beatty.
daughter OF Captain and Mrs. Beatty.
and Miss Taylor, daughter Of Naval
Constructor and Mrs. Taylor. both
prominent families Of the capital city.
The Misses Hagen met these young
ladies at h naval academy in An
napolis last May and We're entertained
in Washington at the beautiful TAYLOR
home.
Groom Leaves for Minot
Edward Brasseth whose wedding
occurs Thanksgiving day at Minot
has left for that city and will return
the latter part of the week. His fair
bride is to be Miss LaVanch WSlworth
a very popular young lady of the
magic city. who has been receiving
much elaborte pre-nuptial entertain
ing, n she will he cordially welcom-
ed by his large circle Of friends here.
Mr.. Brasseth has a coy home on Oak
Will be at home after January 1, The
groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Brasseth of Cottonwood street and is
an electrician.
Mrs. Valley Hostess Today
n members of the Lady Elks'
Card club spent a delightful after
Q today as the guests of Mrs. John
Valley at her Riverside Park home
and the much enjoyed diversion was
:! spirited game Of 500. The guests
lllled three tables and at the close
handsome prizes we're given for the
two high scores. Mrs. Valley brought
the afternoon to a close with a de-
lectabie refreshment service and was
assisted by her daughter, Miss Lillian.
Miss Isabel Franklin and Miss Mar.
garet Stafford.
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Providing Thanksgiving Party.
The young people Of the Epworth
league will gather at the Methodist
church parlors this evening for a
provision party and each guest is re-
CURED to bring something suitable for
a Thanksgiving dinner, the provisions
to go to some needy family on that
daE. There will be d program and re-
ireshment service and friends are cor
daily invited. The committee in
charge is composed of Misses Edna
and Bernice Holly, Gladys Irroats,
Bethel Stump and Chauncey Black.
\ Dinner just for Girls
A Thanksgiving dinner AS lear like
those served by mother as possible
Will be a feature Of Thanksgiving day
at the Y. W. G. A. and it will be for
the pleasure Of all girls. especially
those away from home. No special
invitations are to be issued but all
girls are expected to take advantage
OF the opportunity to spend the day
with home-like surroundings. The
price Will be twenty-five cents Der
plate.
Grand Forks Always First.
Mlnot Reporter: Grand Forks al
ways at the head Of the lis. in dis
pensing charity has another item i'm
that account to its credit. u. W.
liough, proprietor Of the Dairy Lunch
VIII be host TO fifty or more children
VINO a no ether means of enjoying
n Thanksgiving dinner.
L. X * X
10 Entertain Senator Gore
Senator Thomas y. Gore who lect-
ures here on THANKSGIVING night vii,