The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-19
v.o,r uassclI Bridal Honor.

Each prc-nuptial function IN honor
of Miss Mae Cumming seems to sur
pass in beauty and exquisite appoint
ment all previous ones and last even
ing's compliment given by Miss cara
Wolff and Miss Selma Hassell at the
formers home on Walnut street was
quite the prettiest yet given. 1t was
an evening junction with bridge whist
as the pleasure and the hoStesses re-
ceived a company of t~wenty-four
guests. The spirited game was PLAYED
at six tables and at the close the high
score trophy was presented to Miss
Margaret Sargent while to the honoree
was given a beautiful dcilie as IL guest
prize.
The hostesses used charming taste
in the adornment Of the various rooms
for their party and in the parlors
where the care tables were arranged
the bridal colors Of pink and white
prevailed. Quantities of fragrant pink
sweet peas and cosmos made lovely
floral bouquets for the tables about
the rooms and the dainty colors were
further carried out in the score cards.
In the dining room the emblelns Of late
autumn prcdominated and places for
the guests were set at one large table
and two smaller ones. h large
table had for a centerpiece a huge
pumpkin in a setting Of prettilS COL
.DISu autumn waves dlpl az NaSI AoN
a candle burned in a polished red ap-
pie holder. Two tall and welcoming
sunf1owers marked the chair of honor
and the dainty place cards We're decor
ated with az autumn leaf The deli
tious repast vas served by Mrs. Wolff.
Mrs Hassell, Mrs. T. S. Corrigan and
Miss Agnes Hassell and the invited
guest list included Misses Mae and
Cassie Cumming. Viola Smith Of Dem
yer. Col, Mayme DeCamp. Lou Hall.
Bertha and Maude Templeton. Helen
Hayes. Martha and Margaret Villa ms,
Clara Hale. ChaIlor,e Black. Eliza
beth Panovitz. Avice Wright. Elizabeth
DeKay, Mabel and Gertrude Collins.
Margaret Sargent. Winnifred Graves.
Ethel harrington. Lillian Bulge. Luz
:ile Switzer and Faith Grinnell. Mrs.
Mrs. II. G. Smell and Mrs. Fred Tall
bot.
Reception Honor for Bride.
Miss Kathryn Ryan has issued invi-
tations for an informal reception to
be given next Saturday afternoon at
her apartments at Hotel Ryan as the
beth Charlotte Ryan whose wedding
day is announced for Wednesday. No
vember s. Miss Ryan is to wed James
G. Sullivan of East Grand Forks and
the marriage ceremony for which in
stations will .hs issued early next week
will be solemnized at 9 O'Clock in the
morning at Sacred Heart Catholic
church with Rev. Father Klinkham-
rner officiating. A large wedding din
ner will be served at noon at the home
Of the bride and among the guests
will be a great many from this city.
Both Miss Ryan and Mr.. Sullivan
are we'll known In both cities and con-
gratulations in abundance will be
Uncovered upon them at this time. Miss
Ryan's f:rst %pre-nuptial honor will be
followed by several others and among
the hostesses will be numbered both
Grand Forks and East Grand Forks
ladies'.
Entertained Club Girls.
Miss Gladys Odegard was hostess to
this weeks meeting Of the NJ. c. G..
club and entertained last evening at
her home on Chestnut street. After
an hour at needlework games were en-.
joyed for a while and a dainty lunch
was served at the close. Miss Louise
Odegard assisted and the next hostess
will be Miss Norma Ellestad.
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Guests From Eric.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Nelson and Miss
Mae Bows arrived this morning from
Erie and will be entertained as guests
for the remainder Of the week at the
home Of Miss Dows' sister. Mrs. W.
S. Whitman. in the Dinnie block.