The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
PHONE. DAY SIN.

OoI4u6 SAACy. "A IuluulSnC supper was
served. Miss Dorothy was dressed in
blue silk mousseline, and Mrs. Den
nett wore heliotrope crepe"
Entertained at Roller Party.
Crookston Times: Miss Minnie Doe
entertained several Of her friends at
a pleasant roller rink party Saturday
evening, her guests being Misses
Bertha Quigley and Hilda jacobson
Of Grand Forks, Myra and Irene Kas-
ser, and Mrs. N. s. Davies of this city.
Mission Circle Meetings.
The Woman's Mission Circle of the
First Baptist church will hold it's,
regular monthly meetings next Fri
day afternoon at o'clock at the
homes Of the following ladies: Mrs.
L. H. Carter, Mrs. B. #. Brynjolfson
and Mrs. N. R Lincoln.
To Attend Inaugural.
Mrs. j. G. Gunderson of Aneta
whose husband is senate represen-
tat1ve In the state legislative assem-
bly, Will be among the guests at the
inaugural ball at the capitol on FRI
day evening. Mrs. Gunderson left for
Bismarck Monday but spent q day
with friends in Fargo.
Spent Holidays at Bemidii
Miss Louise Beare Of Brainerd.
Mimi. a former resident of this city
where she still has many warm
friends, spent her holidays at Bemidii
as the guest Of Miss Donna Lycan.
also we'll known here.
Guest at GRADER Home.
Miss Elizabeth Buttz of Minnevau-
kan, a niece of the we'll known Major
Buttz, is a delightful guest at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Graber IN
riverside Park today. She is enroute
nome from a pleasant holiday visit
with friends In Drayton and will con-
tinue her homeward trip tonight.
MISS BUTTE Is a former university stu
dent and has many warm friends
here.
Gilby Bride to New York.
Miss Bessie E Taylor, daughter of
Jonn Taylor, a former resident of
New York who settled at Gilby about
q year ago. chose New York man
for her life mate and was welded at
her home Thursday evening to
George A. Fisher Of Madrid, N. Y.
The wedding was prettily appointed
event at which Rev. McKechnie off,
ciated and the only attendants were
the brides two brothers, Robert and
Adam Taylor. The bridal gown was
OF white suesine silk with which she
carried bride roses and the guests
were just the relatives and intimate
family friends. The couple will re-
side at Madrid where the groom has
large farming interests.
Takes Virginia Bride.
John F. Ryan, connected with the
Great Northern Railroad companv
here, took a southern holiday trip
and when he reached his former
home. Huntingdon, West Virginia. he
claimed as his bride Miss Eula Cham
bers who made her home at Catletts-
burg with her sister, Mrs. H. Perkins
The wedding was kept a secret from
all save three intimate friends and
the only guests present were the
bridesmaid. Miss Nora Shaw, and the
best man, Phil Grace, a life long
friend of the groom. The wedding
dinner was served at the Elk clnh
and the young couple left the follow
ing day for this city where they will
be at home after January 20.
Miss Mossefin Married.
MISS Louise Mossef1n, a young ladv
or Crookston who has MANY warm
friends in this city became q hrida
Monday evening when she was INIT
ed IN marriage at the home Of her
mother to George Van Pelt Of the
same city. Rev. w. c. Hodgson Of the
Methodist church read the service at
B o'clock and the wedding music was
rendered by Miss Manda Hilmen The
bride, unattended, wore q gown Of
cream silk with which she carried
bride roses and the home was maeni-
f1cently adorned in pink and white.
An elaborate wedding dinner fol-
lowed at which covers were laid for
q large company Of guests and Mr..
and Mrs. Van Pelt went to their coy
home at ITO Woodland avenue at once
and will receive after February 1.
Husband. Robinson Nuptials.
An exquisitely pretty early morn
Ing wedding was that which took
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home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Westa-
colt at 405 South Fifth street when
Mrs. Westacott's sister, Miss Buelah
Robinson, became the bride
Of Gordon Miller Husband of Harris.
Sask.
AS the clock struck the hour Of
seven the sweet notes of the Lohen-
grin wedding march played by Miss
Helen Husband, sister of the groom.
were heard from the parlor and an
aisle Of wsite ribbons was formed by
four daintily gowned maidens, Misses
Grace Husband, Pauline Lazier and
Mayme and Mabel Westacott. The
bride then appeared and attired in a
rich gown Of soft white tafYeta with
which she carried on her arm a brid-
al ring Of white roses and hyacinths
tied with ribbon streamers she de-
scended the stairs on the arm OF her
father, A. w. Robinson, who gave her
away. Her only ornament was a
watch and fob. the gift of the groom.
and her flower arrangement was the
newest thing in bridal bouquets.
Rev. ]. X. Burleson performed the
beautiful ring service Of the Episco-
nal church and immadiatoIv o$tar ~.