The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-18
To Remain Another Month.

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Mrs. j.. NJ Gssstte and daughter.
Margaret. have enjoyer their summer
Of cottage life, at Brentwood on Lake
Julia so much that they are going to
remain until the early part Of Octo-
Der. They have closed their cottage,
however, DR.. Gillette returning to the
city Saturday morning. and Mrs. Gil
lette and daughter will be domiciled
at Hotel Summit, Buena Vista, until
their return.
Faculty Concert Thursday.
The faculty Of the Grand Forks
school Of music announced today that
its opening concert will be given next
Thursday evening at the First Baptist
church. the program beginning at
$3.50 o'clock. Miss Lamson arrived
this morning and the program will be
arranged at once. the piano numbers
by Miss Jane Smith. the violin by Miss
Gail Hamilton Ridgeway and the vocal
by Miss Ida l.amson. The concert is
for the musical public and a cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
To Return to Chicago.
Miss Amanda J%orgenson, who re-
turned in June from Chicago where
she has been studying piano with
Mary Wood-Chase for the past three
years. has planned to return to that
city in October and will again. be a
pupil Mt the Chase school. Miss Jor-
censor. however will not devote all
her time to study for she will have a
piano class, the pupils who studied
under her last year being very de-
sirous that she return. She had plan
ned to remain at home a year but
finally decided that the opportunity
was n that she ought not to decline
and she has changed her first plans
n will return to Chicago about Oc-
tober S.
Given Chest Of Silver.
In celebration OF their silver we'd
ding anniversary Rev. and Mrs. David
Leppert of the Congregational church
at Granville We're presented with a
magnificent chest of silver. The gift
was from the members of the congre-
cation and the presentation was made
by Senator Hookway at Il surprise an
niversary supper given ut the lodge
hall in that city. More than a hun
dred guests We're assembled and when
the company greeted the guests of
honor they were almost dumb with
surprise. HowoverNafter enjoying the
bounteous super and receiving the
beautiful gift rev. Leppert who was
also forty-eighE years old that day
addressed the company and expressed
his deep gratitude and appreciation.
Rev. Shaw and Rev. Sutherland of
Minot also gave short talks and Rev.
Stinson OF Granville responded when
called upon. The pleasant evening
was completed with a musical pro-
gram.
The State's September Brides.
Every city in the state is claiming
its share of the September brides and
n of interest to a large circle of
friends is Miss Pearl Ferguson OF
prayton whose marriage to William
A. Ion took place Saturday at Penn
bina. 1t was a quiet ceremony per-
formed at the residence of Rev. Moore.
pastor of the Methodist church and
the guests present were Miss Ada Ion,
Miss Florence Ferguson and Colonel
Ferguson. The couple will make their
future home at Pittsburg, n. D.
At Langdon the wedding of Miss
Lydia Derringer and A. B. Bromley,
both of that city. was a happy event
of much interest in that city. The
wedding was quietly solemnized at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Preusche
and Judge E. T. Burke %of1ciated. They
will reside in Langdon and be at home
after October 1.
Rev. Halvor n. Bake, pastor Of
the Norwegian Lutheran church at
Cando. has returned to that city after
a brief visit away accompanied by his
bride. The wedding took place at
Eagle Bend. Mimi, and Mrs. Bake
was formerly Miss Rose E. Nelson Of