The evening times., 1911-07-28
President Lander in ireland.

President Lander In Ireland.
Cards were received in the city to.
day from President e. j. Lander ol
the Commercial club who with his
wife and son. Miles, is spending the
summer in Europe. The cards were
written while on an auto trip from
Killarney to Cork in Ireland and
were mailed at Macroon. County
Cork. They state that they are en-.
joying to the extreme beautiful Ire
land, its magnificent lakes and
scenery.
Visitors From Backoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Glow are inter-
ested fair visitors In the city and
they are guests Of Mrs. CLOVIS aunt
Mrs. G. w. Colborn at her home on
North Fifth street They made the
trip from Backoo to Grafton in their
touring car but fearing bad roads on
account of the rains, they took the
train from that city.
They are remaining over today to
be with Mrs. CLOVIS brother. John
Terrill, who is undergoing an opera
ton for appendicitis at st. Michael's
hospital
To Attend Daughters Wedding
Mrs. A. v. Hull, superintendent OF
residence halls at the university left
today for Minneapolis where she will
attend the marriage Of her daughter,
Grace to Mr.. Albert E. Savage. The
wedding ceremony will take place at
the Holy Trinity church at o'clock
Monday afternoon. Miss Hull is a
graduate of the university Of Mime
sofa, and member of the Phi Beta
Kappa and was connected with the
university as assistant registrar and
later was rendered and accepted a po-
sition at Yale under Deacon Jones.
Mr.. Savage is professor of Greek in
the university Of Minnesota and an
author.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Whitman who
have been east since attending the
Shrine gathering at Rochester arriv-
ed home yesterday and bring news of
a very delightful trip. After leaving
Rochester where they were entertain
ed in the most royal of manners they
took trip to New York City Norfolk,
Va, and Washington, D. C.. These
great cities afforded many things Of
interest for several days and they
then went to Mr.. Whitman's old
home at Erie, Pa.
This was Mrs. Whitman's first visit
to her husbands home and she en-
joyed it thoroughly. They were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Whitman
with whom Mr.. Whitman's mother re-
sides but were entertained also at the
homes of two other brothers and two
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman are enter
tanning Miss Mae and Charlton Dows
during the fair and will return with
them to their home at Erie Monday,
making the trip by auto.
Wedding Caused Stir.
The simple but pretty wedding
which occurred at o'clock last even
ing at the First Methodist church
caused considerable of a stir about
the state fair grounds yesterday aft
ernoon but talls we'll that ends Well
and Miss Leilah e. Walster, daughter
of E. P. Walster Of Larimore and Guy
G. Virden, successful young farmer
of Kempton, are as happy a welded
couple as Rev. F.. NJ Mccoy ever
married.
The busy rush Of ministers and
judges during state fair week meant
naught to this happy pair and when
they notified Rev. Mccoy that they
wished to be married at o'clock it
was quite evident that the deed must
be done. The genial pastor was ter
ribly busy but he at once entered in
to the spirit of the occasion and ask
ed no less than half hundred peo-
pie if they had seen Judge Hassell,
stating In one breath that he must
have marriage license. The Judge
and all his force we're of for the day
to enjoy the state fair, not thinking
that anyone would think Of getting
married during such a busy time.
Miss Selma Hassell, his deputy, was
finally located and but few words
and taxi were necessary to produce
the much-needed paper and Rev. Nc
Coy more impressively than ever be-
; fore performed the marriage cere-
mony
The bride is one of Larimore's very
popular young ladies who graduated
in June from the Larimore high
schools. During the past year she
was editor Of the high school paper
The Oriole, and was active in all 9th.
er lines Of high school life. Mr.. Vir.
den is a son Of one Of Kempton's best