The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-10
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". r. .Aprahamscn wcds in November

W. r. .Abralhamscn Wcds in November.
The visit here yesterday Of Miss
Eta Foster who spent the day as the
guest OF Miss Mabel Collins of River
side Park, while enroute to her home
at Ann Arbor. Mich. brought out the
happy announcement thai Miss Foster
will return to Grand Forks In No
*embcr as the bride of William r.
Ahrahamsen of this city. Miss Foster
is Il former resident of this city and
her charming n won for her at
shat time IL circle OF admirinG friends
ceptional delight and at the same time
shower abundant congratulations on
Mr.. Abranamsen who, too. numbers his
friends by the legion. The wedding
date has not beer set hut il is to be
IL November event TO occur in the
brides homo city. Ann Arbor. Mich.
where ho7 parents reside. II after u
short wedding trip they will return 7"
this city to receive the ~congratula-
tions aud cordial welcome which the
city's social circles will hav ready for
them.
Miss Foster has jus. completed a
four months visit at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Fred Stevens. at Crary
and eft las. evening to prepare for
hor Wedding. While her closest
friends may have surn:ised that she
was to- be one Of this city's autumn
brides. the news will be quite general
ly received with unusual surprise and
her friends will anNioasly await her
rctHrn. While here rive years ago
Miss Foster and her sister. Miss Edith,
taught music and both we're esteemed
as very efficient teachers.
Dir. .ihrahamsen is II of the city's
very popular and hes. known young
men. lilo holds the government posi-
,;on Of superintendent of mails at the
local r~os,ottice and has always been
one of the most active in anything I'M
deriaken by the young men of the
city. He is an especially popular
member of the local lodge of Elks and
friends from all orner of the state
will extend him congratulations at
this happy time.
Recimental Band Gives Concert.
a musical season which is always
anticipated with a great deal of pleas
ure by the residents of Bismarck is
that during which time the regimental
band of the Fourteenth United States
infantry is stationed at Fort Lincoln.
The band is the finest in the land and
gives concerts at the fort two and
three times a week. Their schedule
does not include concerts in the city
but each fall the residents of the capt.
tol city prevail upon them to give one
evening to the city and this year the
date is set for tonight. The concert
is to be followed by a grand ball at
the armory at which the sixteen piece
regimental orchestra will furnish the
music. Both events are to be given in
the armory and the concert program
has been arranged as follows:
Overture, William Tell. Rossini
Selection. Faust" .Gounod
serenade, 'Titi" (duet for flute and
sextet from Lucia de Hammer
moor" .Donizetti
Descriptive. "A Trip to Coney Is
land
Two Kenmare Weddings.
Two interesting nuptial ceremonies
were events of the past week at Ken.
mare, the first being the marriage OF
Miss Anna Dahlin who arrived from
across the ocean but a few months age
known dentist. The wedding was q
very pretty home affair occurring a,
the residence of Major and Mrs. Ma.
kee and Rev. Robert Johnson. pastor
of the Methodist church, performed
the ceremony. Only a few friends OF
the young couple made up the invited
company and a wedding dinner was
served Immediately after the mar
riage. DR.. n Mrs. kron spent theil
(, honeymoon in the twin cities and viii
be at home to their Kenmare friend:
after November 1.
The other kenmare bride was Mis-:
Jessie Bennett, daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. W. b. Bennett. who vas married
Thursday evening at the Methods
parsonage to Joseph Nelson of Burke
county. A wedding supper followed
and Mrs. Nelson left Immediately fol
their home in the western part Of tn,
state.
Mrs. Sheppard Surprised.
Mrs. ]. c. Sheppard was reminded
Monday afternoon that the day wa
the eight anniversary of her weddin,
in a very pleasant manner whel
twelve of the neighbor ladies tool
possession of her homie and insisted
on her celebrating. The guest
brought her a dainty remembrance o
the occasion and after extending goot
wishes tables were arranged for card
and a spirited game of grand-nola wa
enjoed. Mrs. E. G.. Picker held tn
high score and was rewarded with
pretty Gift while Mrs. ]. B. Kelly wa
given consolation for holding the low
est. The pleasant afternoon wa
lcompleted with a delicious service o
light refreshments:
Newspaper Woman There.
Miss NJ. A. Dillon who edits the col
umns devoted to the interests of WON
err in the st. Paul Dispatch and 81
Paul Pioneer Press has arrived i
Devils Lake to cover the convention Q
the North Dakota Federation of Won
ems clubs which convened in that cit
this morning. This is another evi
Gence OF the growing prominence q
the work Of North Dakota cluD WON
en- and that the reports in the city pa
pers will add greatly to the interes
that club women Of other states wi
take in the North Dakota gathering
J, assured from the fact that Miss Dill
Ion is a splendid newspaper woman.
. Entertained While Away.
! The Monday evening crooksto
Times speaks Of the following socia
the week end by Miss Ruth Sargen
Of tho local schools:
y Mrs. Arnold, Miss Alice Arnol
! and Miss Ruth Sargent were tn
guests of Mrs. Spendley and Mis-
: Ruth Spendley at dinner last evenin;
Miss Ruth Sargent. who spent yestel
= day in the city with her parents. en-
tertained Miss Ruth Spendley an
= Miss Lucy McFhee at 1 o'clock lunch
con. Miss Sargent returned to Gran
Forks this morning."
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Mrs. Page on Vacation.
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page who is no
claimed as n of the loyal citizens {