The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-27
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Cassclton Couple Welded.

Casselton Couple Welded.
At Fargo yesterday afternoon at
the residence of Rev. and Mrs. c. r.
Adams occurred the marriage Of Miss
Gertrude McAvoy, daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. John D. Avoy Of Casselton.
and Gu:' Hoen. also Of that city: Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Harold attended the
couple and other guests were Mrs. D.
D. Sullivan and daughter. Eileen, and
Miss Gilchrist Of Minneapolis.
Returned to Saskatoon.
Mrs. P. Brennan of Saskatoon, Sask.
who has been here for some weeks
near Ardoch and visiting in this city
with her niece. Mrs. NJ. Lynch. left
last evening 70 rher Canadian home.
Her daughter. Miss Gertrude, who ac-
| companied her. went from here to
| Mayvillc to enter the state normal
school.
Gave Party for Husband.
Mrs. P. A. Peterson entertained
Tuesday evening at her home on
Cheyenne avenue in honor OF the
birthday anniversary of her husband
and invited a company of twelve in
innate friends to help celebrate. She
made her rooms bright and CHEEKY in
a red and white color scheme using
bowls of asters and sweet peas and
whist was provided as the evenings
appointed supper was served and Mrs.
John Decker assisted in serving.
To Visit for Six Weeks.
Mrs. Eugene Lovejoy and her little
son. Master Daniel. leave tomorrow
noon for st. Paul where they will meet
Mr.. Lovejoy who left Sunday and they
will spend several days there as guests
of Mrs. Lovejoy's parents. Their visit
is to extend over six weeks and from
st. Paul they will go to Milwaukee
and Madison. Wis. to visit other rela-
tives. At the latter city they will be
guests Of Master Daniels great grand
mother and while there he will be
one of the principal figures in a four
generation picture.
Mrs. Eoring Among Leaders.
The front page Of Tuesdays st.
Paul Pioneer Press is featured with
cuts of four Of the leading women
to take part in the convention Of the
Minnesota Federation ct Women's
clubs and among them is Mrs. Charles
we'll known in this city and is pest
dent of the board of education in her
home city. At the convention Mrs.
Loring will deliver an address on
What Women Can Do for the Public
Schools"
Have Secured DIR. Libby.
The members of the Sorosis club OF
Valley City r eagerly. awaiting the
occasion of the first meeting Of the
year when DR.. o. G. Libby Of this city
will be with them to give two lectures
They have set Monday. October 9. at
the date for this important meeting
and a trip to Sibley's Crossing on the
Sheyenne at Ashtabula is already
Libby will address the club on "Oul
States History and Its Significance
In the evening he will give an illus.
trated lecture in Valley City.
Novelty. Missionary Club.
Sunday school girls interested ir
novel ways Of participating in mis-
the following organization of a clas,
in the Minot Sunday school. The clut
Consists of eighteen girls and the,
meet every week at the home Of ont
of the members. Their principal ain
is to aid the Indians of South Dakota
Just now they are preparing a Christ
mas tree to present to the Indians a.
Yule tide and each meeting finds then
busy fashioning dainty things for the
AAS&4S tAAoAA
are served at the close and the gift
are packed away until the next gath
ering.
\
Returns to Texas.
Mrs. Jennie Godell left today moor
to return to her southern home a
Beaumont, Tex. after enjoying thu
summer here as the guest Of hel
brother, H. NJ. Secord. and his famil.
at their home on North Fifth street
She will enjoy a couple of delightful
visits e%nroute. however. stopping fol
a month with relatives at Alma. Mich.
and then going from there to Dan
Vile. III. Mrs. Godell vas given ;
farewell honor at the Secord HON,
yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Secort
entertained all the ladies of the w
r. c. The afternoon was passed will
pleasant visiting and al the close
dainty repast was served.