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

10 Visit Miss Hunt.
Miss Vivian Dinnic leaves tomorrow
noon for Fargo to visit until Sunday
as the guest OF Miss Harriet Hunt
Who will return that evening to her
'ollrEc studies at Smith. While in
ut the Cotrric club German oil Friday
evening and the Bachelor and Rene
diets German IN Saturday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Rant llcrr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Rand and Miss
Addie Rand arrived this morning from
Minneapolis and are guests at the
home of Mrs, Jessie Mix on Belmont
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Rand are form
or Grand Forks residents and sew
eral old friends will entertain them
during their visit.
Visiting IN Fargo.
Fargo Courier-Ncws: MIR. and Mrs.
jerome Freeman of Devils Lake are
guests of Mrs. f'recman's parents. MIR.
and Mrs. George Nichols Of Island
JOY the weeks parties and Join in
other holiday festivities. MIR. Freeman
returning tn his home at the end Of
the week, and Mrs. Freeman remain-
ing until tho second week in January.
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Devils Lake Journal: 4 double we'd
ding occurred last evening at the home
of 7. j. Shelvcr when Mr.. Shelvcr and
Miss Thea Bckkclund and Miss Mar
tina Shelver and MIR. Clarence Kray
were united in marriage. Rev. c. L..
Wallace of the Methodist Episcopal
church officiating. Only the members
of the immediate family were present.
The double Wedding Is unusual in that
the groom of the former couple is
the father of the fair young bride of
the second couple. Mr.. Shclver needs
n" introduction To the people of Devils
Lake. He has been 81 prominent resi-
dent here for many years and owns a
beautiful! farm a few miles east OF town
and Il city homo on Sixth street. Miss
Martha Shelver is one of the most
charming of Devils Lake young ladies'.
She is a young woman of education.
In,!nement and many accomplishments.
Her husband was formerly employed
in the Adams hardware store in this
city but later made proof on a Nom
tana claim where he will take his bride
ONE time this week.
-Four G%ecnrations at Dinner.
Mrs. John Bulge OF South Fifth
street and her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cox of Lakeiield. Ont, who
have been her guests for the past few
weeks, left this morning for Winni-
peg TO visit Mrs. Budge's sister and
he among the guests at Il large family
dinner on New Years day. This will
he the second gathering of unusual
import to MIR. and Mrs. Cox since their
arrival for on Christmas day Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bulge gave a dinner at
their home at which were present
four generations of one family.
MIR. and Mrs. Cox occupied the seats
Of honor as the great grandparents.
grand parents. MIR. and Mrs. William
{. Bulge as the father and mother
and their young son. William Charles,
Jr.. as the representative Of the pres
ent generation. The dinner was one
OF magnificent appointment with two
long tables set in the dining and ifv-
ing rooms. Greenery and Christmas
bells adorned all the rooms and as
centerpieces for the tables we're beau
tifml baskets of holiday greenery tied
with gorgeous satin ribbon bows while
at either n We're bowls of lovely
American beauty roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bulge had with them as guests. in adj
dition to Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, their ten
children. including George and his
wife of Niscount. Sask.. and Guy Of
Regina. who is home for the holidays.
Will Cox of Winnipeg. a brother Of
Mrs. Bulge. DR.. ]. D. Taylor. Mrs.
Marion Van SICKLE and her son heetc.
Miss Davis Luncheon Today.
Miss Felta Davis was a holiday hos
tess of today and her prettily appoint
ed function was il 1890 o'clock lunch
con served at the home of her parents
on North Fourth street. Miss Davis
favored just a small company Of her
girl riends with invitations but her
pleasure was carried out with all the
charms of the holiday season. The
house decorations were done in red
and green in observance of the sea-
son n through the parlor and din
ing Q ~festoonings in these shades
and tiny red Christmas bells were
much in evidence. The parlor VIM
dows were latticed with green as a
background for clusters Of large
poinsetta blossoms and the decorated
Christmas tree still occupied it's orig.
inal corner.
In the dining room the places for
table which had for a ce~nterpicce a
magnificent Christmas basket with an
arrangement of scarlet winter berries,
and red carnations tina was
exquisite. a gorgeous bow Of red ma
line tied the basket handle and at
eacn place were faEOrS of miniature
asket tied with maline and filled
with red and green candles. Girl
heads adorned the place cards and
green fern was scattered over tho
snowy napery. The hostess mother
served the six delectable courses and
covers We're laid for Miss Frances
Wicker, Miss Jessie Mcleod. Miss
Alice Risberg. Miss Grace BuckinR-
ham, Miss Pearl Burns and Miss Da-
Wis.
Brilliant Holiday Ball.
The Knights of Columbus introduc.
ed the weeks round of social Raieties
last evening with their brilliant holt.
day ball given at their splendid club
rooms In the Metropolitan block. The
usual entertainment committee was In
charge of the ever and every detail
was exquisitely carried out. The com.
pany Of guests. handsomely gowned
maids and matrons and prominent so.
ctety men in evening dress, was one
Of the largest Of the season and the
holiday spirit was everywhere in evi.
dence.
The decoration Of the ball room was
q revelation which attracted much
complimentary comment. The work
was done by the Wicker Floral com
pany and was most artistic. Trailing.
Of southern srnilax tied with cluster.
Of tiny red blossoms crept over The
four walls of the ball room, GRACEFUL,