The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28

George Carroll. J(seph Duffus, Ed
ward Driscoll. SNEdward Hansen,
Charles f. Ftnklc. Walter Cory. Wal
ter Wessncr. Ray Duggan. Walter
eron.
Guest at Dishcr Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Dishcr are
entertaining MIR. Disher's sister. Miss
Ntna DiSher OF Munich, through the
holidays. Miss Fisher teaches in Mu.
Mich and has visited here on several
occasions.
Entertaining l4aNgdon Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hayward Of Boil
mont avenue are enjoying n visit to-
day from MIR. and Mrs. A. f. Lind
strom Of LanRdon. who are en- route
to California to spend the winter. MFR.
Lindstrom is editor of tho Cavalier
County Republican and believes he Ia
entitled to Il winters rest.
Going South Tor Winter.
Mrs, e. r. Frcdcricks is another of
the city's residents who will spend the
winter in California and she leaves
this evening. Mrs. Frederick will
first go to Houston. Tex. where she
has business interests and after spend
Ing three weeks there she will visit
~ ~ tn otu NleNtSO. NnC OIAnS
I" "" away three months II will
spend the remainder of the time in
Laos Angeles.
Margltcrita Chase Here.
Miss Marghcrita Chase. "a former
resident OF this city. arrived last even
ing from her homo in Minneapolis and
VIII he the delightful guest of Miss
Sargent Of Reeves avenue
through the remainder of the holiday
season: Miss Sargent honorcd her
guest last evening with a reunion of
old friends and the pleasure was con-
Guided with a slumber party and
breakfast this morning. Miss Ruth
Withheld who is home from, vassar
IND her guest. Miss Clara Bull of
Cal. We're also honor guests
and The girls. in breakfast cap and
neEligee. enjoyed a spirited game Of
bridge before dispensing at high noon.
The other guests We're Miss Martha
Williams and Miss Alta Smith.
Miss Hale Entertained.
Miss Lucille Hale had IA merry gath
ering of young people at her home
on South Sixth street last evening.
just for a holiday jollity. and a taffS
u was only a small part of the
lively program. The guests included
Misses Lillian Fairchild. Ella Opsahl
ana her guest. Andrea Stephens of
G~rookston: Martha Barnes. Madeline
Turner. Winifred Streeter. Ruth Rex,
Florence Gallup. Margaret Murphy,
ron Bacon. Lawrence Kennedy. Arthur
Moran. Laurence Feetham. Jim
Hudge, Sherman aud Walter Schlos-
ser: chester Kelsey. Raymond Collins
ard othmer Montgomery.
iOretgn Missionary Meeting.
'Ihe Wonlen's Foreign Missionary
meet Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
with Mrs. German at Larimore hall.
a very cordial invitation is extended
all women of the congregation and
there will be a r~efreshment service
at the close. h program will be as
follows:
Devotionals-Miss Florence Palmer.
Suhject-Chapter IL of the text
book on Buddhism" with paper BY
Mrs. c. e. McCown.
Rcading-''The Gospel of the Bur-
mesc." Mrs. r. I. Cady.
Paper-"The Contrast of Buddhism
With Christianity" Mrs. Hanson.
Reading-Mrs. W. E. Hoover.
Solo-Miss Jennie Anderson.
German Club Cotiilion.
This evening society will dance at
the Dacotah as guests of the German
club at its December cotillion and the
party will be a most elegant gathering.
Mrs. Il. H. Mccoy, assisted by Mrs. j.
B. Wfneman and Mrs. Eugene Lovejoy
has arranged the party and Hector
Barnes of Fargo will cad the cotil-
lion figures. Mrs. Barnes will also be
a guest and arrives from Fargo this
evening to be entertained as Mrs. Nc
Coy's guest.
The Rorke orchestra will play to-
night and Mrs. 7. s. Corrigan and Mrs.
j.. b. Wineman will preside at the ia
vor tables. There will be several holi-
day guests in the company and among
them will be Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Klein
a Alstine of Duluth. Mrs. w. A.
Currie Of Minneapolis. Hamish Nc
L4aurin of Denver Colo. and George
keenan, of Thompson.
Bruce.vaIe Wedding.
Frederick William Bruce accom-
panied by his bride. Miss Joa Rhoda
Vale. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Vale Of North Fifth street. left last
evening for their future home at Thief
River Falls, Mimi. after their mar
riage had been a quiet hut pretty
ceremony at the Vale residence. The
solemn words were spoken at 1880
O'Clock. Rev. +. NJ. Mccoy officiating.
and the bride was gowned in a hand
some tailored suit Of blue serge. Miss
Hazel Vale as bridesmaid wore Alice
blue silk and another sister. Miss
Marie Vale. played Mendelssohn's
wedding march. The VOWS were
spoken beneath an arch Of greenery
and the house decoration was carried
out in green and white with ferns,
white carnations M narcissus. Omer
PrnE n, ~ nttl,,kh x.y,o t1ck r1n- --J
the guests from away We're Mrs. Coss
Gates OF Park River. a sister OF the
groom and Miss. Rhoda Lamour Of
Larimore.
A light refreshment course was
served Immediately after the cere.
mony and Misses Alma Opsahl. Rhoda
Lamour and Ethel Fordney served.