The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-12
SOCIETY
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With social attentions in noMor OF
the approaching occasion.
Lakota friends have received cards
announcing the marriage OF j. f. Nc
New Of Mound. former popular
young man of tina city. and Miss Ed
MS June parna:l Of Rhame. The we'd
ding took place at the home Of the
brides parents and they will be at
home after January I.
Announcement cards have reached
friends telling Of the marriage of Miss
Myrtle Cornell of Fulton. n. ".
daughtcY of Frank NJ. Cornell. who ia
we'll remembered by many III this
state as having been a newspaper
publisher at Tower City and Valley
City n number Of years ago. The
man of Miss Cornell's choice is Myron
W. S%tranahan. who has just been
is the youngcs, sheriff thai county
has ever had.
a Lakota wedding of interest was
that which took place Thursday when
Miss Caroline M~ichaelson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Michaelsos.
prominent residents Of that colnmu-
nifty. was given in marriage to Gunar
took place at high noon at the home
of the brides sister. Mrs. Nels Lund.
and Rev: H.. \. I" Hjermstad per-
formed the Miss Michael
son was her sisters bridesmaid and
Olaf Rakken a hest man. 4 hun
dred guests were served at the we'd
ding dinner.
Miss Della Flummer. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. \. ". Plunlmer of Tow
ner. and q graduate Of the Valley City
normal school. became a bride We'd
nesday morning when she was united
in marriage with Richard a. Mass.
also OF Towner. Rev. Fl. S. Harris
performed the nuptial at
h holne Of the brides parents and
the young couple left that afternoon
for Chicago where they will spend
their honeymoon.
WCnMn'S Day Preparation.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: Woman's
day at the Northwestern Land Pro-
duc,s show. Friday. December Is. is
the most important event to fourth
and fifrl, district club ONE this
week. The day has been assigned the
do their share in exploiting the ad-
vantages Of Minnesota by arranging
an educational and entertainment pro-
gram for visiting women. who will
be present in large numbers in st.
Paul this week.
Mrs. Leonora Austin Hamlin of st.
Paul is chairman of the committee on
associated with her are Mesdames
Herber. Davis. George r. Metcalf.
Eugene L. Patterson. Albert r. Hall.
c. F. Moves. Frank r. Kellogg. F. 3,
Lynch. A. r. Colvin, c. G. Higbee. B.
Rosing. I. L. Rose and Miss Helen
Austin and Miss Mabel Cooper from
st. Paul. and Mesdames T. G.. Winter,
An6rn0c Isnle~S ~ cA---~-- ~
ward ~Brooksand. n Miss Nellie Mer-
rfll of Minneapolis. This committee
will meet in the conference room on
the second floor Of the auditorium,
nth street entrance. Tuesday. Decem-
Der -. at 10 a. M. the first day of the
land show. and will complete final
arrangements for the program for
Woman's day.
h program. which will begin at
2 p. m. will include a number of short
talks by we'll known Minnesota wom-
en-, educational moving pictures, ster.
eopticon views n music: also an in
formal symposium. on Women in
Country Life"
Inc program, as fG as it has been
arranged. will be given in the follow
ing order:
st. Paul. ~
Two-minute talks:
Get Together"
Mrs. Andreas Iceland, Minneapolis.
Why Not Make Lace?"'
Mrs. c. J. Backus. st. Paul. The
Woman and the Tree"
Miss Josephine Sclnain. Minneapo-
lis. "A New Library job"
Mrs. Fannie French Morse. Sank
Center. The Unprotected Girl"
Mrs. a. T. Hall. st. Paul, Votes for
Women
Miss Clara Kellogg of the Neigh
oorhood House. st. Paul, Home Ex-
Miss Grace Countryman, Mime
Library 49,"
Symposium. Women in Country
Mrs. Estel!e Wilcox. Some Expert
enees Of a Woman Farmer"
Mrs. H.: a. Boardman, st. Paul,
Flower Gardening"
Mrs. H. W. Flagley, "a Fruit Ranch
IN the Bitter Root Valley
DIR. Ella Webb. editor of the Farm
er's Wife. st. Paul. THE Rural School
ana the Farmers Home"
Mrs. Margaret Nugent, Artichoke
Lake. "Woman's Life on the Farm"
Ihere will be personally conducted
tours Of the visiting women throne,
the land show by the committee in
charge. and an informal reception will
Dc neld all afternoon in the corridor
on the meeting room in the armory.
The musical program will be given
by Mrs. +. H. Snyder and Miss He'd
Wig schein of st. Paul. and Miss Rem
deke of Minneapolis.
Immediately after the close of the
land show, preparations will be made
for the mtd-winter state breakfast. to
De held in st. Paul February %. At
me iii Paul. the fourth district
being the hostess.
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Brides First Shower,
Miss d Anderson who becomes q
bride next eeS received her first nre-