The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-01
Mrs. L~ovejoy's Father Here.

MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Lovejoy are
entertaining Mrs. Lovejoy's. father.
George H. Vernon Of st. Paul until to-
morrow evening when he leaves for
Winnipeg on a business trip. Mr.. YER
non arrived last evening.
Visiting With Miss Fowler.
Miss Fannie Fowler is enjoying a
short visit from Miss Nellie Walker
of Alexandria. Mimi, and is entertain
ing her at her home on Vernon ave-
nue.. Miss Walker ia on her way to
Churchs Ferry where she will teach in
the public schools and continues her
journey tomorrow morning.
On Visiting Trip.
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs. S. o.
Bondelid and daughter, Miss Mabel,
will leave tomorrow on a trip. They
will visit briefly at Larimore. Grand
Forks. Thief River Falls and Brain
erd, MIMI. arriving in Minneapolis to
take in the state fair. after which
they will go to Mrs. Bondelid's rela-
tiyes at Northwood. Iowa. They will
be gone about u month.
Miss Monlder In Fargo.
Miss Margaret Moulder Of Chicago
who visited here with Miss Mary
O'keefc while enroute home from VIM
nipeg. has one on to Fargo where
sche is being entertained as the guest
of Miss Hazel Mccormick. Miss Nell
lie Connolly Of Washington, d. c.,
who visited Miss O'keefe at the same
time, has gone to Cavalier but expects
to return Monday to complete her visit
here before going east.
Miss Cumming Mt Havre.
Miss Cassie Cumming. who has
been enjoying a most delightful sum-
mer in the west Is now on her way
home and has reached Hayre. Mont.
where she is being entertained as the
guest of Miss Mabel Richmond, form
erly Of this city. Both the girls have
enjoyed an outing at beautiful Lake
Mcdonald but are now back to the
city where Miss Cummings will re-
main several days longer.
Shower for Miss Reading.
This evening Miss Irma Mallory
will be hostess in honor of Miss Har-
riet Reading who weds Sheldon Cas-
we'll on Wednesday, September 6.
Miss Mallory has issued invitations
to a company Of forty and the pleas
ure. will be a linen shower to be fol-
lowed by an evening of merriment and
a light refreshment service. Miss
Mabel Gritzmacher and Miss Lee Hood
Of Emerald will be guests from out
Of town and her home on Walnut
street will be made festive and bridal
like with a decoration Of sweet peas
and asparagus fern.
Informal Dance Wednesday Evening.
The Knights of Columbus have is
sued invitations for another of their
delightful informal dances for next
Wednesday evening, September 6, and
the pleasure will be enjoyed at their
club rooms in the Metropolitan block.
The cards announce 1t as a drop
around which "a that guests
will be welcomed without DOMINIC
special dress and that their ball
room will be the gathering place on
that evening for all who feel that an
hours tripping to exquisite music
will revive their spirits.
Miss Traynor q September Bride.
Among September's charming brides
is to be Miss Lulu Frances Traynor,
daughter Of Mrs. John Traynor Of 500
North Sixth street whose approaching
marriage to Henry McGarrell of New
Liskeard, Ont, has just been an
nounced. Miss Traynor has resided
here but little yer a year but during
that short time has made a large cir
Gle of admiring friends who will re-
joice at this happy nuptial avs She
has chosen Tuesday, September IL, as
her wedding day and the ceremony
and nuptial mass will be celebrated
at st. Michael's Catholic church by the
pastor. Rev. Father Lemieux. Her
sister. Miss Minnie Traynor. will be
her only attendant and the guests
will only include the family members.
Her two brothers, Attorney Fred
Traynor Of Devils Lake and John
Traynor Of Larimore will be here
with their wives. and a sister, Miss
Jean Traynor Of Fargo, will be among
the guests from a distance.
The man of Miss Traynor's choice
is n whom she me. during her resi-
dence in Ontario and he is popular in
both business and social circles in
his home city. He will take his bride
back to New Liskeard to reside and
they will be at home there after Octo-
Der l.. Their trip east will include
visits in Ottawa and other cities of
eastern Canada.
Miss Tibbals Honored Today.
Six Iarimore hostesses entertained
this afternoon in honor Of Miss Lottie
Tibbals Of the city who returns
home this evening to remain until
after her marriage to Chief Dispatch
er Frank A. Maxwell of the Great
Northern at Melrose, Mimi, which
OCCURS on September 30. Miss lib
balls has been in Larimore since the
day her approaching wedding was an
nounced and has been given hand
some pre-nuptial social attentions,
but this afternoons function quite
surpasses all others in beauty and
happiness.
, The honor was a miscellaneous
shower given at the beautiful home
of Mrs. Jamison Larimore and the
hostesses were Mrs. Larimore, Mrs.
WEIGH. Mrs. Watt, Mrs. Wisner. Mrs.
Piatt and Miss Emma Ashbrook. The
invited guests numbered sixty and
those from ont NJ t0u,n included tho