The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-21
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Beautiful Luncheon for Bride.
y pink and white luncheon served
at ! o'clock today at the Reeves ave-
nue. residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
+. Templeton was m of the many
handsome honors which are being he
slowed upon Miss Mae Cumming ancnt
her November wedding. Tho clarm-
ing hostesses We're Miss Bertha Tenn
pleton and Miss Helen Hayes and they
favored with invitations TO the happy
event sixteen of the houoree's most in
innate girl friends The house dccora-
tons were superb. carried out in the
~faNorite bridal colors OF pink and
white With quantities of lovely sweet
peas. prettily shaded candle and
cards for the guest places don in wa
ter rc.ors. Four small tables We're SET
for the company. the chair OF honor
being given 4 touch OF unusual beau
tN. and the delectahlc courses were
served ny Mrs, \. Ct. Leonard. Miss
Lillian Mae Dow and Miss Ruth Tenn
plrton.
AZ the conclusion of the luncheon
pleasure and tables We're cleared Tor
cards and the afternoon passed mer-
rily with u lively game of bridge whist
as the e%njoyahle diversion. \ dainty
prize was awarded the holder OF the
high score and Miss Cumming as the
honor guest was presented with an
arm bouquet OF pink roses. The
girls who We're included in the hos
~tcsses' guest list We're Misses Mac and
Cassie Cumming. Viola Smith Of Den
Yer. Colo, Maylnc DeCamp. Lou Hall,
Selma llaSscll, Clara Wolff. Elizabeth
DeNay. Lillian Bulge. Mabel Collins.
Elizabeth Panovitz. Emily l.utZ and
Charlotte Black. Mrs. w. q. McDon-
aid. Mrs. w. c. Eudse and Mrs. IL. q.
Smell.
Reception for Miss Ryan.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan whose wedding
day was announced during the week
just passed received her first bridal
honor this afternoon II it was an
informal hut perfectly appointed re-
ception given by Miss Kathryn Ryan
at her apartments at the Ryan. She
made the various rooms festive and
suinmer-like with quantities OF gar
den flowers. sweet peas and aStrS pre-
vailins. and received twenty-five of
the hride-e!ect's most intimate lady
friends. This was their first oppor-
tunity TO extend good wishes and the
first hou- was given over TO this de-
otlSS llltIl
arranged for cards and the guests en-
.ioyed 500" for an hour or two. At
the close Of the game when the high
score prizes We're being announced the
honcree was surprised with Il gift
from the company of a beautiful set of
table linen which was presented with
their good wishes.
luncheon brought the afternoon to Il
close and the hostess was assisted ty
Mrs. a. L. Turner. Miss Bernice Grit
fin and Miss Maylne Ryan. Among
the guests We're two charming out of
town ladies. Mrs. James Tudhope of
Minneapolis who is the guest OF Mrs.
j. \. Barlow. and Mrs. Alice Nelson
Miss Smith Going East.
Miss Alta Smith. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. I. j. Smith of Belmont ave-
nue. who Ven to Minneapolis a month
ago for a visit with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Call, will
not return next week as planned but
trip which will keep her away until
shortly before the holidays. She is
going to travel in company with Mrs.
! Call and they leave some time next
week for New York city where they
will DE entertained at the home of
Miss Smiths uncle for several weeks.
They have planned to visit Washing
ton. D. c., for several days n Mrs.
Call who has not been enjoying the
best OF health recently will probably
go on from New York to Florida to
spend the winter. Miss Smith will
complete her visit with a trip up to
Bangor. Me-, where she will be enter
tanned by friends.
Mrs. Kinnan,s H~nnixersorx
Mrs. r. S. Kinnan was most hap
PLY remembered yesterday, the day
Of her ninth wedding anniversary,
when ten of her lady friends surpris-
ed her at her home on South Fourth
street and presented her with cordial
congratulations and a handsome gift
in remembrance Of the day. The
surprise was genuine and when Mrs.
kinnan recovered from the JOY of the
surprise she arranged tables for cards
M the afternoon was given over to
a spirited game Of bridge. Mrs. Z.
j. Densmore held the high score at
the close and received a pretty trophy
and Mrs. j. c. Sheppard carried off
the prize for the second best player.
The tables were then spread for a
luncheon service and a most delicious
repast was served.
Left for Isle Of Pines.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Karlen and their
children left last evening for the Isle
Of Pines. West India islands, where
they will make their future home,
Mr.. karlen who has been proprietor
OF the Grand Forks creamery for some
time has disposed of that property as
we'll as his residence on South Fourth
street and goes to the southern isle
with the intention Of making his fu-
ture home there. He has already in
vested in property on the famous ISL
and and expects to enter into the
creamery business in which he has
been so successful here. Friends Of
the family much regret their depar-
ture but hope that they will make
many more in their new home.
Children Played Well.
The Wesley conservatory junior pu-
pills who appeared in recital yester-
day afternoon at ) o'clock played ex-
'c%eptionally well and their program
was thoroughly enjoyed. Those who
TOOK part IN the program were Edith
Lainmin5, Beatrice Olson. Lucille King,
Mclvina iIcmm. Gladys Lystad, Emma
!yersoE, Ruth Jones. Estelle Deichert,
Frank Woods, Marion Wilder. Gail
Ia'Hky and Katherine Read.
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Larjmorc Minister to Wed.
Rev. j. n. Wick-e, pastor Of the
Lutheran church at Larimore. will
WEI in Minneapolis next Wednesday
afternoon, having left for that CITY
already. His bride will he Miss Edna
Larson and tn" wedding will be SOL
cmnlzed at the home Of her parents
by Rev. Aabcrg. Their honeymoon
Will be enjoyed at the home of the
sroom's parents at Langford, S. D.,
and they will be at home in Larimore
after November I.