The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-23

0NO AVuG WAll ~ m8Q0 tue l0Iler pSTt
OF the week. The cafeteria will open
TOR business thpsyeSrly part Of the
coming week but the formal opening
OF tho elegant new lunch room will
not take place tor rome days yet.
Miss Gerriguea. the new phyitcal
director, ID immensely pleased with
the gymnasium and 10 busy arranging
for her classes.S She is planning both
afternoon and eyeping hours and will
give all women. the homo girls. the
business girls. the school girls and the
children. an opportunity to take up
physical culture.
Miss veitch to vassar.
Miss Bernice veitch. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Veitch Of Bel
mont avenue, will be a student at Vas
SIR college this year and leaves for
the east tomorrow. Miss Veitch grad
Nated from the University of North
Dakota last june.
Birthday Supper Party Tonight.
Mrs. H. w. Randall will give a sup
per party this evening at her home
on North Sixth street in honor Of the
tenth birthday anniversary Of her
young son. Master Charles Randall.
She has invited eight OF his young
boy friends to make up the company
and the repast will be served at 6
O'Clock. Sweet, peas and autumn
leaves will adorn the dining room and
Master Charles sister. Miss Margaret,
will assist her mother in serving.
Covers will be laid for Merwyn Nc
llrafth. Jack and Douglas Mcdonald,
Harvey johnson. Ray Gilbert, Hol-
dali.
Inga johnson WodSdn November.
Miss 1nga Johnson. the popular
young lady who has so capably filled
the position OF photographer in the
office Of D. w. Mckenzie, secretary of
the Commercial Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company In this city, for the past
two years is to be q November BRIDE
her aance being Charles Ferris, eld-
est son Of Mr and Mrs. Fred Ferris,
prominent residents of Lakota. The
announcement was made during the
past week at . handsome dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ferris at La
kota and Miss johnson is still visiting
in that city. She will return here to-
morrow. however, and the early part
of next week she. will leave for her
home at Ellsworth, Wis, where her
wedding will take place.
The week has been a. continual
round Of pre-nuptial entertaining in
Miss Johnson's honor since the. giving
of the announcement dinner and
among the other handsome functions
given we're q kitchen shower on Fri
day evening at which Mrs. F. A. KEEL
ley was hostess, a1cbmfort party given
by Mrs. A. E. Sheets, and a handker-
chief shower given. by Mrs. ]. E.
sandlie. Mira: &c. Nelson and Miss
Helen Tehnyson: go, ss
Brides of the WeekaH "
Every city in the state has had its
share Of September. brides and among
them are some very familiar. to resi-
dents Of this locality. Hon. William
G. Ray Of DlckinS0H, a brother of
Walter Ray who Attends the, state uni
.versity and a member of the last state
legislature claimed q South Dakota
BRIDE, Miss, May Mityerhill Of Glen
ham. They were married in Minne-
apolis by Father DFgnan Of Dickin-
son and will travel In. Europe during
the winter. They have already left
for New York.
A Milton bride was Miss Nettie
Thompson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Thompson, who was married at
the home Of her parents to George e.
Florence Of Union. Rev. j. T. LANCE
Of Edinburg who. baptised the bride
and confirmed both her and the groom
of1ciated and the attendants were
Miss Lena Florence and Perry john
son. An elaborate wedding dinner
Immediately followed the ceremony.
At Park River the interesting we'd
ding of the week was that Of Miss
Josephine johnson and Arthur Thomp-
son, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Thomp-
son Of that city. It was a church
function and the brides attendants
were Miss Regina Thompson and Miss
Minnie Johnson while the groomsmen
were Martin. Johnson and Laurence
Thompson. Miss Margaret Thompson
played the wedding music and after
the wedding dinner the. young couple
left for Red Wing, Mimi, where they
will reside while the groom completes
his ministerial studies.
Miss Anna Nelson Of Valley City and
Andrew c. Madsen, the Great North
ern agent at Wales, were married FRI
day evening at the Methodist parson-
age in Milton. DR.. w. Burns of1ciated
and the couple were attended by Miss
K3ose and Joseph Harren.
At a prettily appointed s o'clock
dinner given Friday evening at Will
liston Miss Cora Boyd, a popular
young lady Of that city. announced
September % as the date for her mar
rage to H. c. Skarie Of that city.
Fargo friends have received an
nouncements Of the marriage of Miss
Roberta Brown, formerly Of that city,
and Frederick Hope which took place
aboard the steamer Koenig, while both
were enroute to missionary fields in
Africa. The young couple met while
Miss Brown was on her vacation, visit
ing near her old home in Wisconsin,
and she will now accompany Mr.. Hope
to Kribi, Kamernn, West Africa, where
he has charge of the largest Presby-
terian church in that country.
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