The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-09

All through the state the first weel
In October has been exceedingly pop,
ular with the brides and the following
are q few Of the interesting weddings
Devils Lake friends have received
cards announcing the coming mar,
riage OF Miss Anna Goldberg. daugh'
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Goldberg, form,
er residents of that city where MIR
Goldberg is still Il member of the fur,
niture firm of Goldberg & Sprung bu,
now residing in st. Paul. She is tt
wed Harry Sorsky and the weddine
will occur October % at S o'clock II
the afternoon at the U. c. T. assem-.
bly, room. Miss Anna Sprung Of Dew.
lis Lake is to be maid OF honor at the
wedding.
]. l. Henderson Of Minot. one Of
tors running out Of that city. va.
married at Williston to Miss Rose
Sunderland. a niece Of Attorney Bes.
sic Of that city. The wedding was q
quiet home affair and they will reside
in Minot.
Miss Eleanor Stewart. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. G. Stewart Of Brins.
made became the bride Of John F.
Hunter. agent for the Rrinsmade
Farmers Elevator company Saturday
evening. Rev. NJ. Albert performed
III lis HttSIldel nun
ter of Milton was the brides only at.
tendant while r. E. Stevens acted as
best man. a wedding dinner Was
served and the young couple left aft
erward on a short honeymoon trip.
Northwood friends received cards
today announcing the marriage Of Miss
Hide Berge. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. 9. Rerge of that place. to Charles
Anthony johnson OF DEBORAH. Iowa.
The wedding took place Wednesday
at DEBORAH and they will make that
city their home.
a Park River wedding Of the week
was that Of Miss Minnie Juditha An
derson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H.
5. Anderson. and Roy Clebert Ever
son. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ever
son. The ceremony was read at 2
o'clock in the presence of a company
OF sixty guests and the attendants
were Miss Ella Anderson and Elmer
Anderson. Miss Hulda Anderson play.
ed the wedding music and Rev. Shur-
son performed the ceremony.
Miss Bessie Jones and Robert Pat
ton OF Hyde Park were quietly mar
ried Wednesday afternoon at the Pres
nyterian manse in Walhalla by DR..
collins and after a short honeymoon
will reside on Mr.. Patton's large
farm at Hyde Park. Mr.. Patton wore
at the wedding ceremony the same
suit which his father wore at his we'd
ding and means to keep the attire in
the family for the next generation and
see II it still will be as near in STYLE
as 1t is now.
A wedding at Towner Of unusual
interest was that Of Miss Elizabeth
Rosencrans. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James R~osencrans. and Blain Howard
OF Bismarck which took place at the
brides home Monday morning at 10
o'clock. Only the family members
were present n after the elaborate
wedding dinner the couple left for
bismarck where a Handsomely fur
nished home awaits them. They will
receive after November 1.
Miss Newton to Sing.
Miss Margaret Newton Of Moorhead.
a FORMER Grand Forks girl. who Wis
tied here for several weeks this sum
as the guest OF Misses France.
Collins and Theodosia Houghton. has
chosen to sing It a very pretty.
wedding which occurs in Moorhead on
tuesday evening. It will be the mar
rage Of Miss Ruby Pilot, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Pilot Of that CITY. to
Talbot of Vancouver, Wash.
and Rev. Kernen. pastor of the Con.
church, Is to of1ciate.
MISS Eckly Pilot of Red Wing. MINI,
the brides sister. has been chosen as
maid OF honor and Miss Lola LAVAL
ley Will be bridesmaid and Miss Nora
will play the wedding mu.
sic. Solos will also be rendered nv
Miss Margaret Curran and Mr.. Cam
tor.
Classes Begin Today.
Greater interest than ever before
been shown in the physical and
educational classes offered at the Y.
c. A., and this week sees the he.
ginning Of all of them. The physical
classes. especially. under the direction
OF Miss Media Gerrigues, are proving
popular to the women Of the city and
the first class met at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon. being for ladies. A high
school girls class met at AIS o'clock
n this evening business girls and
those employed during the day will
meet at Z o'clock.
The chorus class under Miss Ida
direction. will meet at 7:45
o'clock and the class in first aid to
the injured will meet with Miss Der.
tina Erdman at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. c. W. Connor Leaving.
Mrs. c. W. Conner of Minot, who
has been the efficient state recording
secretary of the W. C. T. U. for a
many years and was again re-
elected to the office at the jamestown
a few days ago. will leave
winter in Hood River. Ore. Mr.. Con-
nor has already left for the west, his
interests in that section de-
handing his immediate attention, and
Mrs. Connor Is preparing to join him
soon.
Anticipating a Happy Time.
A very happy time is anticipated
by the members Of the Rebekah lodge
and their friends who have been in
vited to Join them in the celebration
OF the sixtieth anniversary Of the
founding Of Rebekah-Odd Fellowship
which is to take place at Odd Fell
lows hall Tuesday evening. A varied
program has been arranged and the
social session will begin at $3.50 o'clock
following the lodge SEES
sion which is called for 1880 o'clock,
A buffet supper will be served at the
close.
Dinner Served Every Day.
The Y. w. c. A. announces again
III IHe OeHeiit OIL lCS CaIeIerla patrons
the breakfast. dinner and supper
during which time patrons viii
be cared for at the cafeteria. The
hour is from z to $3.50
o'clock. dinner from 1880 to 1880 and
supper from 8 to Z. A full dinner is
at the noon hour as we'll as
lunch.
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Lady Elks Meet Tuesday.
A meeting of the Lady Elks has been
called for Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home Of Miss Kathryn
Ryan. at Hotel Ryan and as business
Of importance is to come up all men,
bers r urged to be present. Cards
will follow the business meeting.
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