The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-11
The Weeks State Weddings,

noon their daughter, Miss Barbara
SteiEer ecam the bride Of Charles
Meyer Of Winnipeg. Rev. G. L. Boh-
ncr performed the ceremony in the
presence OF a company of forty in
vited guests and the brides attire
was a gown of white liberty satin AMI
Ions bridal Veil Of tulle. A hand
served and IN tho evening Mr.. Mover
took his bride to Winnipeg where
they will reside.
\ pretty wedding at Rugby was that
which took place Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Argabright
when their second daughter. Viola
Eslsmo. was united in marriage to IT.
wing S. Linson Of Rolcttc. Rev. w. \.
Dunnett pronounced tho nuptial vows
inc Argabright. sister of the bride, and
Samuel L.inson. brother of the groom.
The bride wore Il gown of soft white
messalinc with which she carried a
bouquet OF bride roses and her brides.
maid was attired in pale blue silk with
pink roses for her bouquet. a sump.
tuous wedding dinner was served by
Misses Eva Linson. Hannah Drychorn
and Ida Drychorn and sixty guests
were present. The following day a
large reception was held at the home
Nj - AN
w. I. Ltnson. neal Rolcttc.
L-ankin society enjoyed a pretty
church wedding Wednesday morning.
when Miss Mayme Swartz became the
bride OF James II. Norachek. cashier
OF the Citizens State bank at Lankin.
The ceremony and nuptial mass were
celebrated at st. Joseph's Catholic
church and the brides two attendants
were her sister. Miss Minnie Swartz
0G nNaSN of hNrNr aud Mites AYnHo1
Forachek. sister of the groow as the
bridesmaid. The groomsmen were
John Shrek and George Swartz and
the weddins breakfast was served Mt
the home OF the brides parents. The
couple will be at home in Lankin aft
or December i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Robertson of
Devils Lake have issued invitations to
the wedding of their daughter. Flor
ence Ethel. to- William O. Wyckhoff,
the event to take place Monday. No.
vemhcr 20. 1t will he a home cerc-
mony to be performed at 5 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Surprised Their Mother.
Miss Madeline and Master George
Gets were responsible for one of the
most ENJOYABLE parties of the past
week. it being a surprise in honor OF
their mothers birthday. The little tots
expressed their desire to give their
mother a surprise on her birthday to
some of tho neighbor ladies and i'm
mediately the party was arranged and
the little host and hostess left none Of
their ncighbors out of the guest list.
When they reached the Gets Belmont
avenue residence at the appointed
hour Mrs. Gets was most thoroughly
surprised and more SO when she found
that it was her sly little son and
daughter who had arranged it. The
ladies presented Mrs. Gets with a box
of delicious candy and the evening
was given over to bridge. Mrs. F. l..
Goodman and Mrs. D. NJ. Holmes as
sisted in the servive of a dainty lunch.
Gave Party for Bride.
Mrs. +. r. Damon was last even.
ing's hostess III honor Of Miss Mary
Boyer, November's bride. and she en-.
tertained at her home at ZIG North
Seventh street. Mrs. Damon made
her rooms festive and fragrant with
bouquets Of red and white carnations
and the guests passed the time hem
ming towels for the honoree. When
the gifts We're finished the hostess
bid the company to the dining room
Where a dainty two course luncneoh
served. Mrs. ]. A. Bertram as.
sisted and covers were laid for Mrs.
G. E. Watson of Arvilla. Mrs. Robert
kean. Mrs. Albert Olson, Mrs. Fred
Handley. Mrs. II. Beyers, Mrs. Ben
Gillespie and Misses Mary Boyer, Nell
lie and Cora kean, Katherine Hand
ley. and Robert a. Bertram.
To Move to Saskatoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J.. Handley and
little daughter, Miss Katherine.
OF University avenue will be leaving
within a few weeks for Saskatoon,
Sask., which will be their future
Mr.. Handley has been pro-
noted to the position Of assistant gen.
eral agent OF the Saskatoon office of
the International Harvester company
and will take up his new duties in
a short time. He has been a district
aveler for the company in this ter
ritory for the past few years. While
friends will rejoice in Mr.. Hand.
ley's we'll deserved promotion they
will regret that 1t will take them
away from this city.
PUPILS Gave E,1ce,ien, procr.,
The children's class ut the Grand
Forks School of Music gave a splendid
recital this afternoon in the school
recital hall and despite the inclement
weather a number Of mothers and in
tcrested friends were out to hear IL.
n program was lengthy as we'll as
difficult and those who took part were
Ardis Gilmore, Jean Wilmarth, Louise
Ryan. Marion Lond. Mildred Odell.
Mabel Perrott. Alvah Spriggs, Henry
LeDaum. Faith Gri tn. Helen Evans,
Margaret Shulze and Marie Vale.
Musis. at Ncfhs,I,st rhr,,~,l,
The program of music arranged by
Director C.. A.. Lampert for the Sun.
day services Mt the First Methodist
church follows:
Morning.
Anthcm-"O Master Let Nc Walk
Choir.
\loiih 500 Selected
Prof. G.. a. Lampert.
Evening.
Anthem Guonod
X \
Many Heard Recital.
A large audience was out YESTERDAY
afternoon to hear the recital by the
junior pupils at Wesley conservatory
and many compliments were expressed
on their splendid playing. Those who
appeared were Ruby Gaylord, Esther
La Meter, Norma Ellestad, Gerald Cav
lord. Fern Starkweather, Richard
Baughman, Mabel Evanson and Ger.
trudc Miller.
U. G. T. Dance Tonight.
The United Commercial Travellers
will dance at the Empire hall this
evening. the occasion being the reg
cial dance following. Only members
Of the council. prospective members,
and their ladies are privileged to at
tend.