The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
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took place at the home of the brides
parents. \ reception and dinner fol-
lowed the beautifully appointed we'd
ding and the young people are now
enjoying a honeymoon trip to Spo-
kane and Seattle, Wash. They will re-
side in Hamilton on their return.
Fred Bradley. the station agent at
Trenton. was married Monday morn
ing at Williston. his bride, Miss Es-
Their Wheeler of Acona, ILL.,, coming to
that city to meet him. The marriage
service was read by Rev. Frank S.
Hollett and the couple left Immediate
ly for Trenton.
Harvey c. Kendall. a former news
paper man of Rolla and now editor of
the Chronicle at podgeville. Mimi. was
married at Mcdford. Ore. to Miss Alice
l.. Mckay. a graduate of the Valley
City normal school and former teach-
err in the Rolla schools. The wedding
took place at the home of the brides
parents on their fruit ranch and the
couple are travelling east over the Ca
madam Pacific.
An interesting marriage at Souris
last Wednesday was that of Miss Mae
Nichol. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Michel and James Dunbar. a
prominent young man of that city.
They nave gone on an eastern we'd
ding trip over the lakes.
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Wedding ut Reynolds.
Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Peterson OF Rey-
noldS have issued handsomely engrav-
! ed invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Marie Elise. to Fran
place at IL o'clock Dor Wednesday.
October is, at ST. olaf's church in
, Reynolds. \ large reception will inn
mediately follow at the home OF the
, brides parents and the young couple
will be at home in Cavalier after No
vember Is.
To Winter in California.
Mrs. G. w. Colborn will be among
the North Dakotans to spend a few
of the cold months in sunny California
and she plans to leave here some time
next week. Mrs. Colborn expects to
spend most of the time in San Diego
where she wintered two years ago but
probably will visit several other cities
before she returns:
Double Minot wedding.
Thursday afternoon at the Meth
odist church in Minot occurred the
marriage of two couples. Miss Mona
o. Mealy of that city and Frank L..
Nichols of st. Paul and Miss Abby
Peterson II Harry Raymond, both Of
Minot. Rev. T. a. Olson performed
the ceremonies and a small banquet
was given at the Waverly afterward.
Mrs. H. NJ. Chase Here.
Mrs. H. NJ. Chase. a former we'll
known resident of this city, arrived
this morning from Minneapolis and
will be entertained for several days as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. S. Sar-
gent at their home on Reeves avenue.
Miss Turner in Party.
Devils Lake journal: A party of
young ladies autoed over yesterday
from Minnewaukan and spent the day
with friends. They were Misses Jen-
ME Morris, Susan Cubbison. Maud Me.
haney. Helen Steinback and Echo Tur-
ner. Miss Morris. was a guest while
in the city. of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Gar
vey of Sixth street.
Gave a Wild Duck Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hohoff enter
tanned a small company OF friends at a
wild duck dinner Monday evening. at
their home in the Dinnie block and
followed it with an evening at the
Grand. Mrs. Hohoff was assisted by
Mrs. H. *. Geist and covers were
placed for eight. Her table decora-
ton was a fern centerpiece while in
the parlor she had a basket Of lovely
Japanese roses.
DR.. and Mrs. Couvrette Home.
DR.. and Mrs. G. j. Couvrette and
daughter, Lucille. who have been en-
Toying six weeks in Montana are again
at their home or North Fifth street,
having reached home Monday evening.
They visited IN Great Falls for several
days and then went to Waller, Mont.
where DR.. Couvrette has land inter-
ests. The doctor enjoyed the vacation
thoroughly and is again at his dental
parlors.
Guild Reception Tonight.
The reception to be given this even.
ing by the members of st. Agnes
Guild promises to be one of the pref
test social functions of the autumn
season. The receiving hours are from
. to 1880 O'Clock M the girls will
entertain at the parish hall of st.
PauIs church. All day they have been
busy making it festive with green fern
and fall flowers and they have also ar
ranged a delightful program. Miss
Mildred Corliss will open it with a
piano number and the other numbers
will be a violin rendition by Miss Gail
Ridgway, a vocal solo by Miss Ida
Lamson and a reading by Miss Bessie
Shelton Moss. Light refreshments
Will be served during the evening and
all members Of the congregation are
cordially invited.