The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
MIR. Eahey and Bride Return.

o'iht ~. IollSS VI &tlllSt
who surprised his friends by slipping
off to set married "a few days ago has
returned to his home city with his
bride and ever since his arrival has
been holding an informal reception
at his Offices where he is being greeted
and congratulated ny his many
friends. His bride was formerly Miss
Inkstcr Couple We'd.
The marriage of Miss Clara Draper,
formerly of this city and John Com
MOI of 1Hkster was an Of yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Common i'll lnkster.
1t was a quiet home ceremony per-
members by Rev. Bnrling OF the
Methodist church and the couple were
unattended. The room who is a
brother of Adam Common OF this city
will continue 10 make his nome in
!nkSter.
Birthday Pnrty Friday Night.
A birthday party Al which every
state in the union and several foreign
countries will be represented will be
the social eve of Friday evening and
it will be given at the Methodist
church by the ladies of districts one
and two of the Ladies' Aid society.
The state or country which gets the
largest number of guests born in that
country will receive as n prize a huge
birthday cake and this should IL
some exciting competition. There will
be a program and refreShment service
and the admission will be fifteen cents.
\ cordial invitation is extended to all.
\. Guest From 'Alaska.
Devils Lake World: Mrs. Schlab,ln
of Sitka. Alaska. arrives in the city
tonight for a short visit at the home
which She will esum her journey
for a several months visit with her
parents at Sacred Heart. MINI. This
is Mrs. Schlabun's first visit to the
states since She went to Alaska with
her husband five wears ago and will
he much enjoyed by her. Or. Schla-
Il is a government surgeon in Alas
ka and in such employ finds it neces-
sary to make their homo in the cold
country.
presbyterian Choir Rehearsal.
Director w. W. Norton requests all
members of the choir OF the First
Presbyterian church TO meet at the
court house at : o'clock Friday even
ing for rehearsal. Mr.. Norton wishes
to complete the organization of his
NAA'AA t- Sooll tS poSSlolC III plSptIds
ton for the work that will come with
the program for the opening Of the
magnificent new church. This event.
however. will not take place until aft
er the new year and perhaps in the
month of February.
Mrs. FOlcy'S Farewell Parties.
Bismarck Tribune: The first of a
series of parties was given by Mrs.
j. W. Foley at her home Tuesday aft
ernoon to twenty-eight Of her lady
friends Progressive whist was the
pastime of the afternoon and a sump-
tuous luncheon followed. Mrs. p.
f. Byrne was awarded the honors for
the highest score and Mrs. F. l..
Conklin and Mrs. G. r. Koehler of
Fort Lincoln were tied for the con-
ISOLATION award. which fell to Mrs.
Conklin on a decision Of the tie. Mrs.
Foley was assisted during the after
noon by Mrs. F. l.. Conklin, Mrs. E.
G. Patterson and Mrs. E. A. Hughes.
Mrs. Foley will entertain with parties
next week on Thursday and Saturday
afternoons. as the Foleys leave early
in January for California, where they
will spend the winter months.
Baptist Missionary Meeting.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
tue TASl bdpliSt CHURCH Will meet at
the church parlors at 3 O'Clock Friday
afternoon and the annual election Of
officers will be among the important
business to be cared for. The visiting
and other. committees will make their
annual reports and following the ar
ranged program there will be a social
hour at which Mrs. Sidney Clark and
Mrs. r. 3. Griffith will act as hostesses
and serve refreshments. The program
follows:
Devotions-Mrs. H. G. Buckingham.
Talk-"Our Own State" by Mrs. c.
f. Hemans.
Solo-Mrs. Paul y. Griffith.
Talk-"The state Expense Fund.-"
by Mrs. E. j. Babcock.
Talk-"Miss P%aulson's Work in the
State" by Mrs. n. j. Nelson.
Conservation Of officers.
DIR. Styled to Speak.
At the meeting Of the W. c. T. U. to
be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. George
Hyslop at 81 Cottonwood street DR..
+. II. Slyfield will address the men,
hers on The Prospects Of the Cigar
cite Smoker in Life and the union
extends all women interested and
mothers especially. a cordial invita-
ton to attend. DR.. Slyfield will speak
at $3.50 o'clock.
The meeting will be the regular
monthly gathering and members are
specially urged to bring their contri-
buttons for the Florence Crittenton
home at Fargo as the Christmas box
will be packed at this meeting. Any
who cannot attend the meeting are
requested to either end their donations
to Mrs. Hyslop's home or give them
to some member of the union who will
take them there.