The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-13
SOCIETY hi
pHoNEs-Day n. W. 81; L. 5. 81 NJ: Night y. w 1875


Dunn McEarlan" Wedding To-day.
n pretty wedding took place nj ST.
Mic!lacl's Catholic church this norm
ing When Miss Theresa katherine.
Youngest daughter nj Mr.. and Mrs.
charles Mr''arlanr of University ave
uur. became the bride VT Gilbert
Thomas Damn. also of this ci,y. Mgr.
j. y. l.eniruN. the church pastor per-
Formed tn" marriage ceremony at =
O'Clock and the nuptial mass immcdi-
At"ly followed. the invited guests be-
ins Just The family and Intimate
friends "i the contracting parties. The
bride WAS prettilN Sownrd i'll dark blue
meSsaline silk WI which she wore Il
iarse white beaver hat and her only
attendant was Miss Anna punnelly
VIII" WAS also gownrd in blue, with
largo black beaver hat. Irving Dunn
OF 81. Paul. Il brother of The groom.
WAS best man.
Tho church. service WAS followed by
Il high Don wedding breakfast ut the
home Of the brides parents and COW
ers were laid for fourteen. The home
wuS made festive With red hearts and
wedding hollis ana The guests from Il
uistanr" We're the gronm's sister and
brother. Miss Elizabeth Dunn and
Irving Dunn Of 81. Paul. and the
brides cousin. Thomas Treacy. OF
Saskatoon. Miss Margaret MrFarlane
and Miss Ellen Lynch served the
breakfast course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn will continue to
MAKE this city their home and will
receive after December II at rs
North Fifth street.
Mrs. Clifford Hostess Today.
Mrs. Alvin l.. Clifford was hostess
this afternoon 1T her Reeves avenue
acme 10 tho members of the Entire
Nous club. the occasion being the reg
U!tr weekly meeting and the program
WAS Of III" usual educational interest
and entertainment. The study OF
Holland was continued and in re-
Spouse I" roll call each member gave
an original line derived from the pre-
Ni"us study of the little Dutch coun-
try. Mrs. Il. T.. lienwoud gave the re-
sumo Of the next five chapters ef
"i;raNn Little iirllund." the book
which is being read. and Miss Ada
lurand. the city librarian. followed
with Il paper OH The Industry and
occupation of .thr Women of llol-
land." 1t WIS an cNrrlieutly prepared
paper and added Il lore Of knuwirdgr
I" that already acquired ny The club
members on the Dutch people. Mrs.
:. ii. Ashley WAS another Interesting
contributor today and her offering
Was II splendid paper III The Intlu-
uncc III tn. butch People in Ameri-
CT. In Dutch Gardens" WIS Mrs.
Frank Griiiin's subject and her paper
gave the club members an insight
into the many beauties uf the country
across The Sca.
AT the conclusion of the program
Miss All, jnIt.,1,.j N.,S 1pnn1,rn,l .,S
the next hostess and Mrs. Clifford
served a dainty r"frcshment course.
Clara Nelson Webs.
Miss Clara Nelson. who has been
the efficient slcnosraphcr in the
Bangs, Cooley " Hamilt, law offices
for the past Year. mas given her
friends Il cry sly slip and one tina,
will cause much surprise when the
real news reaches them for Miss Nell
son has become IL bride. The we'd
ding was quietly solenniZcd las sun
day at the home OF her parents at
Iiatton and she calmly returned to
her duties Monday morning and told
no II of the happy event . The maj
of her choice is MIR. Hudson of This
city and the Press of Hatton. which
city is Miss Nelson's home. chronicles
the happy news as follows:
~ litllS III "tIOiIlS WIS SUI
emnizcd at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Nelson. at
. o'clock last SUNDAY afternoon. The
contracting parties We're Miss Clara
Nelson and Mr.. Hudson of Grand
Forks. Rev. Ronstad was the Off
ciating clergyman who tied the nup-
tial knot. The wedding Was IL quiet
one. witnessed only by the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom. The
bride was attended by her %sitser. En-
ma. while the groom was attended
and f%avorably known in and about
the city and has for the past few
years been employed as s~tenographer
for Attorney Bangs at Grand Forks.
The groom is u residc.lt of Grand
Forks where he has Il vide acuilainl-
ance. The happy couple left OF Mon
day morning for Grand Forks where
'n"y will make ii their home"
Farewell for Will Woods.
Miss Grace Garter and Miss i~;arhari,
Henry will he hostess.s this evening
ut the Belmont uEunue residence OF
MI. and Mrs. W. $. Ecgg in honor
of Will o.. Woods who leaves tonight
for Houston. Texas. The young ladies
have invited Il small company Of Mr..
Woods friends To spend 1t farewell
'''!l!S Will l1il1 ana lNcN VIII pro-
Tidc progressive ronk as the diversion.
y light rcfrcSlimcnt course will lac
served jus, before Mr.. Woods takes
the train for New York from which
city he will sail for the south and
covers Will lc laid for Miss Floy Jack
son. Miss Laura Hancock. Miss Grac,
Wcich. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul y. Griffith,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Chance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis L. Rowland, Harold Wins
low, George Buckingham. Gene ST.
cord. Thomas and VIII Woods.
Dinner for Bridal Party.
Mir. and Mrs. j. L. Z%irklebach gave
.. dinner Yesterday at their North
FIFTH street home in honor of Miss
Theresa McFarlane and Gilbert Dunn
chose wedding occurred today. Red
hearts and wedding bells were. used
or tn" dining room decoration and
u" delicious rcpast was served in
c"urses. The guests We're just the
members of the bridal party and in
c.nde Miss McF'arlanc and Mr.. Dunn.
iiiss Elizabeth Dunn and Irving Dunn
"f ST. Paul.
Council Meeting Poisoned.
~Thc,rncet!ng Of the Baptist SUNDAY
school council announced for Thurs
DAY evening of this week has been
postponed until next week on account
81 IN" recital 1T the Baptist church on
th;t evening.
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