The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-17
Celebrated Silver Wedding.

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Hon. M Mrs. Julius Wirkus. promi-
nent and we'll known residents of Min
to. celebrated the occasion of their
silver wedding Thursday and the days
festivities opened in the morning with
The renewal of the nuptial vows at the
sacred Heart church, Rev. Father Ma
1er performing the ceremony. In the
afternoon at 4 o'clock IL large recep-
ton was held at their beautiful home
which was handsomely decorated with
southern srnilaX and pink and white
chrysanthemums and in the evening
an elegantly appointed wedding din
ner was served. Covers were laid for
forty guests and tho serving was car
ed for by Miss Sprafko, Miss Slomni-
ski and Miss Jerombek. Many beau
tiful silver gifts We're left with the
distance included Mrs. Il. j. O'Reilly
Of this city, Mrs. Frank Kulas, Mrs.
William j. O'Brien. Miss Francis Peh-
Ter and Miss Mildren Kelly of Mime
apolis.
Church Wedding at jamestown.
a beautiful church wedding took
place Wednesday morning at the ST.
James Catholic church in jamestown
when Miss Mary Fitzgerald became the
bride of Frank Mallick. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A.. F. Mallick of that city. A
hundred guests We're invited to the
church ceremony which was performed
by the pastor. Rev. Father Geraghty.
and in the celebration of the solemn
high nuptial mass he was assisted by
Father Feahley and Father Kelley.
The bride al attired in white with
long wedding veil and Miss Mary Dur
kan was her bridesmaid. Louis NAL
lick. a brother of the groom, was the
best man. A beautifully appointed
wedding breakfast was served to forty
guests at the residence of Mrs. Ros-
zoe Harrington and in the evening the
young couple left for Chicago and st.
Louis where they will enjoy a months
honeymoon.
Leave For California Saturday.
Mrs. J.. A. Callahan Of Reeves ave-
nue. leaves Sunday evening in COM
pany with her sister. Mrs. J. $. Howe
Of St. Paul, who has been her guest
since early in the summer. for Los
Angeles. Cal. for a three months stay.
Mr.. Howe will arrive tomorrow even
ing from st. Paul to join his wife
and baby son and will accompany them
on the trip and remain long enough
to see them cozily settled but then
must return east to Washington, ID. c.,
on an important business mission
which will keep him away until the
holidays. He will then toin his family
to remain until spring. when they will
return to their st. Paul home. En-
route the party plans to stop in Port
land for a few days.
Soria! at Robertson Home.
The social given this afternoon by
Mrs. t.. =. Robertson at her Univer-
sity Place home for the benefit of dis
trirts five and six of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid society was a most sue
cessful event and after the business
hour Il happy social time was enjoyed.
Chatting and sewing were h pastinles
and from S to $50 o'clock when the
husbands arrive a dainty supper SER
vice will he enjoyed. Mrs. Robertson
will be assisted i'll serving by Mrs. a.
and Mrs. Clinton \. Thompson.
n Il
Tn Reside IN Winnipeg.
Mrs. e. L.. Van Alstinc. Jr., who has
been visiting with hcr mother. Mrs.
John Dinnic Of North Fifth street. for
the past several weeks, left last even
ing for Winnipeg which will be her
home this. winter. Mr.. Van Alstine hav-
ing located there. Her little daughter,
Miss Dorothy. will remain here with
her grandmother until the holidays in
order not To break into her school
year.
CLAYTON Getty Plays.
Among the little folks to appear OIL
the junior program at Wesley conser
yatory his afternoon Will be CLAYTON
GETTY whose number was omitted from
tho original program. He will play
sT'hc Recruit" by Kellogg.