The evening times., 1911-07-20
Guests ut McGrath Home.
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Guests ut McGrath Home.
Mrs. John McGrath and children ar
rived last evening from Hannah and
will bo delightful fair guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Grath at their Belmont avenue home.
Methodist Meals at Fair.
The large tent for the Methodist
dining hall on the state fair grounds
went up today and before the great
show opens next Tuesday big colored
signs will be placed upon all sides
of it to show where the visitors can
get hot breakfasts, dinners and sup
pers. The ladies are making prepara-
ton to serve extra good menus and
solicit the patronage of local people
and outside visitors
knights Dance Tonight
The Knights of Columbus informal
dancing party at their club rooms in
the Metropolitan block will be we'll
attended this evening on account Of
the cool weather and the young peo-
pie are looking forward to a real
jolly time Dancing hours will be
from o'clock until midnight.
Miss Dinnie in Box Party.
Fargo-Courier News: Fair week
was ushered in with it's usual festivi-
ties. the younger set having been kept
particularly busy since a number Of
its members returned from the lakes
the latter part of last week. Tues
day afternoon Mrs. c. N. Callander
gave a prettily appointed afternoon
tea in honor Of her guest, Miss Ina
Butler and Tuesday evening Miss Eel
la Jacobson was hostess at delight
full dancing party in honor of Miss
Eloise Seavert of Chicago. The af-
fair was delightfully."- informal, the
porch being an especially favorite
rendezvous. Daisies were effectively
used for decorations at the buffet sup
per. Miss Helen McCumber will be
one of the guests Of honor at dane
ing party to be given this evening by
Miss Claire Elliot at her North
Broadway home This afternoon a
number of the younger set will en-
joy box party at the races at the
fair. those present being Misses Alice
Lewis, Helen Everheart, Ina Butler,
Harriet Hunt Vivian Dinnie. Eva
Shea. Helen McCumber and Claire
Elliot. The same party will visit the
grounds Friday and enjoy the differ
ent exhibits and attractions.
Miss Days Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Constance
Day. daughter of Frank A. Day, late
ly of Missoula, Mont, but we'll
known Minnesotan, to Everett A.
Tawney, son of the Minnesota ex-
Congressman Tawney Of Winona, is
an event in which many friends of
the young people all through the
northwest are interested The we'd
ding took place Tuesday and the ST
Paul Dispatch speaks of it as fol-
lows:
"a social event of today which is
of interest in the state at large, is
the marriage of Miss Constance Day
daughter of Frank A. Day, to Everett
Tawney, son of ex-Congressman Taw-
ney of Winona, which was solemnized
this afternoon at 2:30 at the family
home in Fairmont, Mimi. The we'd
ding ceremony took place in the pres
ence of many relatives and intimate
! friends Of the happy couple, and the
bride was given away by her father
| Frank A. Day, who has been living in
Missoula, Mont, for some months
Miss Day was attended by her sister
Miss Juanita Day, as maid of honor
and the bridegroom had his brother
as best man. Miss Days gown was
white satin, and she wore a bridal
! can of lace in the nlace of the con.
ventional tulle veil. Miss Juanita
Day wore white organdy over yellow
satin. An informal reception follow
ed the marriage, after which Mr.
Tawney and his bride left for the
west, and will be at home after Aug
ust first in Seattle, Wash. Among the
friends from st. Paul who attended
the wedding were Mrs. C. A. Magnu-
son, Miss Ruth Magnuson of Merriam
Park, and a number of Minneapolis
friends of the BRIDE"