The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-15
SOCIETY
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Junior Boys supper Frida,.
Friday evening at the y. NJ. {. y,
the Womcn's Civic league will lay its
' annual mark of appreciation to til"
bows uf the Junior league who Outing
the summ"r months have materially
helped to make tho city beautiful and
clean. In past wears this honor has
been a day at the state fair hut this
Year il is To be a supper. a h"untitul
IL With all the delicious 'aiihi"s
which growing hoNs arc 50 fond vi.
The various ward presidents. Mrs.
j. :. Hatcher. Mrs. i. Nj. Gillette. Mrs.
l.. X. Raymond. Jr.. pr. MaN Sanders,
Mrs. George LausS. Mrs. Il. y,
the committee in charge Of the supper
and They az" putting forth thei best
efforts To make IL a splendid event.
However. they wish il thoroughly UNI
dsrstood That only those boys who
have done sufficient work to he rcccs-
nized by the captain ri their block
will he ~clisilir and that admission
to the dining hall Friday evening will
only be by ticket, these To he secured
from the ward presidents after being
vouchcd by the captain.
The present ostimat" is that lIa
hoys will l.. guests at the supper and
the feature Of the evening after the
endowment OF the feast will be the
presentation Of the pictures given
each Nnar Ivy the Evening Times in
recognition of the good work done Ivy
each of the six school buildings and
III" boys of that school who are at
the supper will have their IN in
scrihed upon the hack of the picture.
Tho ward presidents will present the
pictures and thu principals VI the
schools will ho present to accept the
gifts which are as follows;
'Children nf the Sheil'-NinShip
school. Miss n'Donnell. principal.
'Sis,ine Observation-Disclosures school.
Miss Whi,elev. principal.
Sir Observation-Disclosures school.
Miss Johnstont. principal.
"Stratford from Memorial Theater"
Central school. Prof. Stebhins. prin-
cira1.
school. Miss Davies. principal.
Mount Nernon"-Wilder school.
Miss Aldrich. principal.
The Menu.
The ward presidents will be assisted
III the supper SERVED by the vice
presidents and three assisting ladies
II the decorations will he carried
out in the league colors. green and
white. \ delicious menu has been ar
ranged for and it will be as follows.
Meat Loaf.
Cream Potatoes Spaghetti and Cheese
Bread and Butter Sandwiches.
Ice Cream Cake
Cocoa.
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O'Gorman.kirkey Wedding.
At St. Michael's Catholic church at
5 o'clock this morning. Miss Minnie
Joseph Kirkey. became tho bride of
John Joseph O'Gorman and the we'd
ding. though one of simplicity. was
marked with charming appointment
and lm~pressivenesS. The intimate
friends OF the young couple had been
favored with invitations to the church
service n the ceremony was per-
formed in their presence by the pastor,
Monsignor j. a. Lemieux. The bride
was attired in her travelling suit. a
tailored gown of a gray mixed goods
WIN large black picture hat. and her
bridesmaid. Miss Gertrude Trepan.er,
was prettily gowned in dark blue.
Henry OGornlan was his brothers.
best man.
Immediately following the celebra.
ton OF the nuptial mass the bridal
s eAa 'us SueSLS repaired 10 the
nome OF the groom's mother, Mrs.
lhomas OGorman, at 1924 Cheyenne
avenue where the Handsomely appoint.
ed wedding breakfast was served. The
rooms were made inviting and fra
grant with Il profusion of cut lowers,
po"ls of American beauty roses being
used in the parlors while the dining
room was bridal like in a color scheme
cf pink and white. the chosen flowers
DGin2 the Sni.J. nc rpot;r,, ,,l e,..t.
green fern. Covers were placed for
l"enty-four guests, those from a dis.
tance being Mr.. and Mrs. William
iootN OF data. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hanley of Emerald and Mrs. Anton
Swartz. a sister of the bride. from
Lankln. The delicious repast was
served IN courses by Mrs. George Price
man.
n popularity of the young couple
was attested In the number and mag
innocence of the wedding gifts which
We're bestowed upon them and these
were displayed in the gift room. Mr..
pSorman will take his bride on a
hone:moon trip and leaves this even
ing nut as yet neither have chosen to
tell where this pleasure will be sreot,
On their return they will establish
their home on the groom's splendid
farm near this city n will receive
after December /.
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Name Committee on State ion.
AT Tie meeting Of the Grand Forks
Graduate Nurses association held YES
terdaE afternoon at the Y. w. c. A.. a
committee was appointed to %-opcr
ate with a similar committee from the
Fargo association to effect u state So
cletS graduate nurses. The local
committee is Miss Bertha Erdman of
the university faculty. Miss Mae Nc
Iullock and Miss Minnie E. Traynor.
Inc meeting yesterday was concIud-
ed with Or. Grassick's splendid adj
dress and a large company Of visitors
was present to hear it.
scandinavian Aid Meeting.
h Ladies' Aid society Of the Scan
dinavian Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. S. G.. Hendrickson at SIS
Walnut street Thursday afternoon at
3 o'clock. a cordial invitation is ex-
First Lutheran Aid Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Lutheran church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. An
drew Clrick at o1S Oak street. 4 large
attendance of members is desired.
Supt. Hess Will Entertain.
Crookston Times: DIR. and Mrs. a.
L. Hess have Issued Invitations for n
banquet to be given Thursday even
ing in the Commercial club rooms in
honor of the champion football team.
The dinner will ta served at t:33 and
q musical program and speeches will
take up the remainder of tn evening.