The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-04

gown. The black and white emorotd.
cry on collar, cuffs and revers COM
bined with the tiny black silk buttons
give it a touch Of distinction.
Ladies' Helpers Legion.
The Ladies' Helpers Legion OF the
Salvation AIRY will eet at the Saliva
ton AIRY hall on Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Lunch will be served
by Misses Sophia Roster and Emma
AaSerude.
Trinity Lutheran Aid.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Trini-
ty Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at o:3O O'Clock with
Mrs. S. Paulson at 612 Walnut street.
All members OF the society are invited
and urged to be present.
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Enjoyed Months Trip.
Mrs. Sam Rosenthal returned yes
terday from a months visiting trip
and friends in st. Paul. Chicago. La
Sale and Milford. III. When going
east Mrs. Rosenthal also spent a few
days at Fargo and New Salem.
Thureday Mukcal Tomorrow.
Members Of the Thursday Musical
club are requested to remember that
the meeting tomorrow afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. J.. Nelson Kelly at
$40 South Fifth street will be held at
5 o'clock. that to be the opening time
Of all meetings in the future. Miss
Jennie Anderson is in charge OF the
program on Russian composers.
Met With Miss Lgsing.
A group o fisk girls who r busy
at their Christmas needlework met
last evening at the home of Mrs. c.
". Graves on Fourth avenue as guests
of Miss Amy Lysing and passed the
evening hours pleasantly as they work
ed. In this manner ideas for holiday
gifts are exchanged and much hap.
piness is added to the arduous holi-
day work. Miss Lysing served a dain-
ing.
Wedding at Orr Tod AZ.
A church wedding takes place at
Orr at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon
when Mrs. Frances Margaret Lynch
will become the bride of Mr.. Ure
James Montgomery. The ceremony
will be read in the presence OF a large
company Of guests at the C~ongrega-
tional church and a wedding dinner
will follow at the brides home. Mr..
Montgomery and his bride will con-
tinue to reside in Orr and their at
home date is after January /, 1918.
Musical Program for Bazaar.
Miss Leone Cory is in charge Of a
music program which will be given
tomorrow evening as n Of the fea.
ty,eA1 - tk> ItNrn~ md haseo~ -,IS1h
the ladies of st. Paul's Guild will hold
at the parish hall. The bazaar opens
in the afternoon but the dinner will
be served at $3.50 o'clock and the mu-
steal program will be rendered at :
o'clock, the idea being to entertain
the patrons during the supper hour
The numbers will be as follows:
Piano Solo-Miss Ethel Lasham.
Vocal Solo-Miss Selma Hasse!l.
Mandolin Duet-Misses Ernestine
Jacob and Ethel Kaufman.
Vocal Solo-Miss Bessie Tharaldson
Group Of Songs-By a mixed quar-.
ltet.
Tom Vincent the Groom.
Minot Optic: Minot people will be
more than a little interested in a wed.
ding which took place last Tuesday a,
Great Falls. Mont. since the groom
Thos. Vincent, manager of the Roger,
. Lumber company here. is one of the
prominently known business men. Mr.
Vincent's bride vas Miss Ceceiia v
Hayes Of Augusta. Montana. ]nrincin,
. Of the CITY schools of that Mace r..
marriage took place at 81. Ann. nro'
I cathedral. early Tuesday morping
; Rev. Fathe, Dinen ,ha .an.iae
! Mr.. ana Mrs Vincent heva eI..''e .
short honeymoon tr,n .na ..,n ansn a
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noc9eJ GaShefings Today.
s!.ernoon 70 the ladies' OF the Pythiar
'e." oewlne cIun ana the meeting
S.sd ne. nome on university avenue
t,ws. s~1Sra y visIting are the pas.
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