The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-02
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Wedding

Wedding Announced.
The approaching marriage Of Miss
Annie Weniger of this city and Fred
erick johnson of Towner was an.
nounced Sunday. the bands being call.
ed at the high mas at st. Michaels
Catholic church.
Had Delightful Visit.
Mrs. Sylvester Hart returned home
Saturday evening after enjoying a
month at her old home in Hammond.
Wis.,. this being her first visit in two
years. She also visited with relatives
in Madison. st. Paul and Minneapolis
and spent last week with her sister in
Wahpeton.
Teaching in Cleveland.
Miss Ruth Baughman Of Devils Lake
who has a great many friends in this
city has gone to Cleveland. Ohio. to
accept the position of instructor in
domestic science in the city schools.
Miss Baughman graduated last June
from the Stout school Of domestic sci-
ence at Menomonie. Wis.
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Physical Culture Glasses.
All girls and women wishing to join
the physical culture classes at which
will open at the Y. w. C. A. gymnasi-
UNI next Monday uner the direction of
Miss Media Garrigues. the new physi.
cal director. are requested to see the
director at once in order to see about
suits and the physical examination.
work with the class.
To Reside in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ilton of Euclid ave-
Il and their daughters. Misses Flora
n Alice. will leave this evening for
Minneapolis where they will make
their future home. They have resided
a great many friends who will wish
them we'll in their new home. Mr.. IL
ton will so into business in Mime.
apoliS.
Miss Ada Sheppard Back.
Miss Ada Sheppard who was one Of
the efficient and obiiging salesladies at
the Benner, Begg & Garvin depart
ment store for some time before she
went west is back to her old position
again. having arrived Saturday from
Spokane. Wash. Miss Sheppard has
away nearly two yearsj and
though she liked the west. she thinks
there is no place like home and re-
sumed her duties at the department
store this morning.
Miss Draeseke Going West.
Miss Alice Draeseke. formerly Of
this city but now of Fargo. is looking
forward to spending two months in
San Diego. Cal, this winter and leaves
Fargo about October 10. Miss
Draeseke will travel in company with
her grandmother, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Logan,
and Miss Marsh and all will be guests
of Miss Marsh's mother at her Cali
fornia home.
Mccarthy Married.
Miss Harriet Mccarthy who visited
friends in this city quite often when
she was a teacher in the Park River
city schools was married Thursday
morning at Great Falls. Mont. to r.
NJ. Templeton of Waller. Mont. The
bride has spent the summer with Mrs.
that city a few days ago for the Nom
city where the marriage cere-
mony was solemnized. The Young
couple will reside at Waller and a
great many friends will extend con.
Miss Rees Surprised.
Miss clarissa Rees of 1918 Walnut
street was the victim of a very pleas
ant surprise party. prettily planned
and executed by a number of her lit.
tie friends on Saturday evening. The
evening was spent with those amuse-|
dear to childish hearts and for
dainty luncheon served at the close
the tables were decorated with cosmos
and the glow of prettily shaded tap.
ers. overs were laid for Ida and
Vahller. Bernice Barnard. Jes-
sic Brunsko. Ethel Shannon. Helen
Hinton. Grin. Adrian and Adm Vahl-
Ter. Leslie Monahan and Harold Rees.
little hostess was assisted by her
and sisters. Eliza and Lottie,
and her cousin. Lee Mahood.
Formal Opening Next Friday.
The formal opening of the elegant
new Y. w. c. A. home in the Lander
block on DeMers avenue has been for
next Friday evening. October 6, and
1t is to be in the nature of an open
to which all residents of the city
are cordially invited. The date was
set at the meeting of the board of d.
rectors held Saturday afternoon and
committee appointed to have
charge of the function includes Mrs.
J. Lander. chairman, Mrs. Sidney
Clark, Mrs. r. E. Griffith. Mrs. Frank
Griffin. Mrs. H. H. Healy and Miss
Joy: On this occasion the entire
building. including the cafeteria, will
be thrown open to the inspection of
public n light refreshments will
be served.
The executive board also took I'D
the matter of the national institute
which is to be held at the local asso-
clation on November 1, 2 and 3. At
time there are to be seven ma
secretaries here and there will
be much e%ntrtaining in their honor.
fhree committees were appointed to
make preparations for the event and
are as follows:
Banquet-Mrs. Sidney Clark, Mrs.
Howard E. Simpson and Miss Joy.
Luncheon-Mrs. A. P. Clifford, Mrs.
K. b. Griffith and Mrs. o. B. Burtness.
Mrs. r. B. Griffith and Mrs. E.. =.
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Pretty Wedding Sunday.
The first October wedding took
place Sunday afternoon at / O'clock
when Miss Marie Myerchin who has
been much honored during the past
D. Bolick Of the j. II. Baker Loan
md Insurance company. The we'd
ling was quietly solemnized at the
esidence of Monsignor ]. A. Lemieux
only the family members and a
lew friends present and the attendants
we're Miss Dora Myerchin, sister Of the
bride. and Albert Kalness of Larimore,
The bride was beautifully gowned in
soft white messaline made over a taft
teta foundation and trimmed with
pearls. She r. a large white. |
plumed hat and carried a shower bou.
luet of white Killarney roses and
iltes-of-the-valley tied with satin rfb.
BON and gauze bows. Her bridesmaid
wore a pretty gown of white silk with
White picture hat and carried pink
killarney roses arranged in an arm
bouquet.
The wedding dinner was an alooont-