The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-06
Mrs. Eegcrs. Handsomc Rcccntion.

on south Filth street. The reception
hours were from > to 6 o'clock and
the hostess n.~de the rooms of her
pretty home festive and inviting with
quantities of shaggy yellow chrysan-
theinums. The blossoms We're arranged
IN baskets and tall cut vases and plac-
ed in the reception hall, parlors and
dining room. Two charming little
girls, Miss Ruth C%arrothers and Miss
Mary Trepanier, attended the door
and Mrs. j. r. Moore who is Mrs.
lracF X. Bangs guest from Ironwood.
Mich, received with Mrs. Eggers.
AS the guests mingled in the par
lors their pleasure was cared for by
a group of gracious assisting ladies
including Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs. a
>: Barnes. Mrs. Charles P. T~repanier.
Mrs: Robert D. Campbell. Mrs. ],
Maker Smith. Mrs. Joseph Kennedy,
Mrs. George N. Williamson and Mrs,
lhomas 5. Corrigan and in the dining
room Where dainty and delicious cakes
We're served with tea and , flee Mrs
tracy r. Bangs and Mrs. Henry M
wheeler poured.
MISS Boyer a November Bride.
Miss Rose Mary Boyer, eldest
of Mrs. Henry Boyer Of Uni
verslty avenue. is to be a November
pride. her approaching marriage to
Mr.. Michael A. Morgan, also of this
city. being announced yesterday when
the marriage bands were called at 81.
Michael's Catholic church. Miss Rev.
er has chosen Wednesday, Noyemher
~, as her wedding day and the mar
rage ceremony and nuptial mass will
DE celebrated at the Catholic chuch.
Both young people are we'll known
ana popular In this city and will re-
ceive abundant congratulations when |
the happy news reaches them. The :
pride has grown to young womanhood
mere and 1t is very probable that her
prenuptial days will be filled with
happy social honors.
MT. Morgan is the senior partner
III the Acknowledgements real estate
firm and has been a resident of this
city Tor the past year. He is popular
among his fellows and highly esteem
man.
Committees viii Act.
All the working committees OF the |
Y. w. c. A. have planned to hold
meetings during the coming week for
the purpose OF putting into practice /
the many excellent methods and new
ideas which they received during in.
stitute week. Each committee has a
conference with ono Of the
national specialists during last week
in addition to the general lecture and
the ladies are prepared to begin a
new campaign Of work among the !
association members that promises to
give excellent results.
Miss Hancock Home.
Miss Edna Hancock arrived home
Saturday evening to sp. l the win
ter with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Hancock of North Sixth street.
after completing a successful term
OF school on the Fort Totten Indian !
reservation near Toxic. On her way
nome Miss Hancock stopped in Dav-
lis Lake for a short visit with Miss
Violet Henley.
tM Hrasctb Il Wed.
Edward Brasscth OF this c,tv 10 n
Join the ranks Of the benedicts IN
Monday. November 10, his marriaee
to Miss Mary La Vanche Walworth.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Wal.
worth Of Minot, to take place on that
date 4. The wedding Will be a home
event and MIR. Brasseth will bring
his bride to this city to reside. Miss
Walworth is a graduate of the Minot
high school and 4 very popular girl
in her home city.