The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-30

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hair stand on emo. Grinning faces
seemed to greet them at every turn
Miss Mabel Stair as the witchy
fortune teller made the atmosphere
still more mysterious with her tales Of
love II adventure and surety that
all omen come true if present on such
a night. Various other Halloween
games served to pass the evening mer-
rily but all 0 quickly and the fun
lowe'en lunch. 1t was served in buffet
style and those who presided over the
courses We're Mrs. Weight. Miss Edna
McMullen. Miss Vera Fuller and the
members of the social committees of
the two classes. About seventy young
people made up the company.
Victor DeCamp, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Q. DeCamp Of this city. is to be one
of the ushers at a very fashionable
Monday and the Sunday Pioneer Press
speaks of the function as follows:
The marriage OF Miss Ellen Nye.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. George
Lewis Nyc. go Portland enu and
Lieutenant lvens Jones of Fort Shell
ing will take place Monday evening.
November {. at St. Johns Episcopal
church. and the ceremony will be
performed hy the pastor. Rev. j.. a.
be her matron of honor. n Miss An
tlonette Shimonek. Miss Eleanor
Wann. Miss Louise Warren and Miss
Helen Sanders will he her brides
maids. Lewis Nye will be the best
man. and the ushers will be Lieuten-
ant &. NJ. Bailey. Lieutenant c. {. Rey-
nolds, Mcneil Stringer. Harold Free
man, Frederick Ritzinger and Victor
DeCamp. a reception will follow at
be much entertained by her, friends.
Besides n affairs already noted. Sat
urday there will be a rehearsal and
bridal supper given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Nye. and Sunday Miss Antoniette
Shimonek will entertain the bridal
party at supper
Mrs. Woolscy's Pretty Party.
Mrs. W. Is. Woolsey was a hostess
of Saturday afternoon and her party
was an exceptionally pretty one car
entertained at her coy apartments
in the Improvement block and favored
with invitations guests enough for
five tables at bridge. Fragrant pink
carnations and fluffy chrysanthe-
NUNS in the same dainty shade were
arranged throughout the rooms in
bowls and baskets and fresh green
fern twined the chandeliers and arch
es. The game was spirited and in
terestine and the novel trophies Civ
en- as prizes went to Mrs. Frank Crit
mn, first, Mrs. NJ. E. Stricken, second.
and Mrs. f. W. Hough. consolation.
Mrs. Holl of Upham was a guest from
out OF town and the gracious assist
Ing ladies We're Mrs. Cleary Monley
and Mrs. F. r. Hall. A d~electable
luncheon daintily served was the
pleasure which brought the afternoon
to a close.
For All Catholic Girls.
The Halloween party to be given
tomorrow evening at the knights of
Columbus hall by the Sodality girls
OF st. Michael's church is for all
young women Of the church. wheth-
er members Of the sodality or not,
and the committee promises an ex-
c~eptionally good time. They have ar
ranged a number of unique Hallow-
cen games and want all the guests at
the club rooms at 1880 O'Clock SO
that none will miss any of the novel
program. 1t is a hard times party
and the girls are expected to come
attired in a costume appropriate to
such an occasion. The more patches
and tears and faded spots. the more
appropriate your dress will be.
The girls who have promised to
ed to leave them with Miss Margaret
Hart at the Grand Forks Mercantile
office by Tuesday afternoon.
Guests at Wedding Today.
Misses Clara and Laura Sullivan
and William Hogan are among the
guests at the wedding of Miss Marie
Brady Of Brainerd. Mimi, and Leslie
Sullivan of East Grand Forks which
occurred this morning at the Catholic
church in the brides home city. The
church ceremony was attended by a
large company of invited guests and
a wedding breakfast for just the
members of the two families was
served Immediately afterward at the
home of the brides parents. MIR. Ho-
gan was the groom's best man and
the wedding was n Of extremely
pretty appointment. The couple will
spend their honeymoon in Minneapo-
lis n st. Paul and will return to
East Grand Forks in two weeks to re-
side at the Willow Park farm. Mr..
sullivan is a member of the local
band and very we'll known in this city
and his bride is a sister Of Mrs. Mich
ael Neville Of University
Left for F,ags,afr, arizona.
Mrs. A. N. James, accompanied by
her son, George w. James, left yes
terday noon for Flagstaff, Arizona,
where h will make her future
home with her two daughters, Mrs,
A: J. Adkins and Mrs. n. ]. Curtis.
They will stop at Terry, Mont, en-
route aC wall DC cox.nroI -<L.- tut.
and Mr.. James will not return until
spring.
As a farewell honor to Mrs. James
before her departure twenty-five la.
dies from the W. c. T. U. Aid society
OF the Methodist church and w. r
c. gathered Saturday afternoon a,
the home Of Mrs. j. D. Turner on
North Third street and gave her q
surprise. The W. r. G. presented he,
with a pin n the w. G. T. U. with
a silver spoon which she will cherish
as souvenirs of the happy event
Dainty refreshments were served a,
the close.
Double Wedding at Kcmpton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes, yer,
prominent residents Of kempton, thi.
state. will issue invitations in a few
days for a double wedding to Occur
at heir home on Tuesday. November
Ia. On that day they will give theil
two charming daughters, Miss Mil
dred Ann Hayes and Miss Nellie Lou
Hayes, in marriage, the former to be
come the bride of James T. Garter
Of kempton and the latter to WEI
Orla Cummings, also of Kempton
Both couples r very popular AM
we'll known and the event of theil
marriage will cause interest anon
the social sets In several Of the sur
rounding cities. The wedding will b,
a perfectly appointed home affair an,
both couples will be at home a
kempton after November 20.
Opening of Social Season.