The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-03

Margaret Williams. wanna girls; Com
pl" Irwin, a lady of ariStocracy: Ger
,ldinc jacob. Greek goddess; Ernes-
tine Jacob. littl" girl in blue. and
l'"arl Monroe Alta Smith. Margaret
sutherland and Jeanette Rex who
l>"li* Bangs. satan; Myron Bacon. ca
dri: Will l;n""n. typical putchman:
f'i"'i !~ir"rkh"if. clown; Philip Bangs.
outing costume. Ralph Clifford Of
Minneapolis, clown; Ned Elliott of
Minneapolis. clown: james Kennedy.
college cap ani gown; Victor Moshcr.
S'"tohmhn in t,ilts: Louis Murphy,
clown: Earl Mcl'add"n. cadet: How
ard Maher. lady: nlllmrr Muntgom-
cry. cadet; Art Nctrh"r. tennis cos
'nnt": Bert Olson. l~'"nit"ntiary CON
rirt; j. T.. 7. ritunnnr. clown: Roy
Russell. ""whov: Thcodor" Wells.
clown Clarence" i:lkin. society nau:
lam S~,amhauch. lady: Lcctc Van
SNrklr. lm,chnnan: Roswell rrouty Of
~. i'rul. clown: Wallar" Mallcr of
BOWLS lak". dude. and James Badge,
johnson "ln" wer" unable to he pres
Gr"a,&h Back Ills Bride.
Fred Fame. head of tho carpet dc.
phrtm"nt in TIN" Benner n Ecgg do
I'ari'n"nt store, gave his friends n
crunin" Surpris. mlleu he returned
from "A holiday visit to the twin cities
accompanied by his bride and as a re-
suit is receiving tho hearty congratu-
lai"nS OF his many friends. The mar
ri'.e of Mr.. Payne and Miss Olive
Johnson. who has hccn trimmer in
III" Ecnncr & Ecgg millinery depart
mont for tho past few seasons. WAS
|Imnnlnrcd as u February nuptiHl event
i,Jt i,It in .NN.. ala, ~. mrs ,, n..t II -l A.
FINnc altered things to suit his own
desires when on his planned holiday
'isit to his fiance's home at Christ
mas time. with the ahovc happy result.
Th" Wedding was solcmnizcd at tho
ln"m" "f the brides parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Charles III. johnson at Maple
Lake. Mimi. last Thursday morning
and it was a quiet but prettiIy APP
poinle home affair with but the fami-
ly members and Il few close friends
as guests. The Christmas decorations
adorned the parlor where the nuptial
vows were spoken and Miss Emma
Hasstah of Minneapolis and Pen G..
johnson of Minneapolis. II brother OF
the bride. wer,. bridesmaid and best
man. Rev. s. T. Tnlleffson of Minno-
II pnlis read the service and the bride
was a,tireh in her travelling attire. a
tailored suit of brown with access
series I" match. The wedding break
fast WAS served i'm the dining room
which WAS adorned with pink carna-
ions and that evening Mr.. Payne and
his bride left for this city to make
their futur" home. AT present they
arc with Mr.. Payne's mother. Mrs. q.
payn" at 616 North Sixth street. hut
will go to housekeeping in the spring.
The Men Served lunch.
Eight%-tive members of tho Eastern
star wore served last evening at the
annual lodge feast serve by the gem
tl"tncn of that order. Ii is an event
always caserlr anticipated. especial
~ ll tn" f"mjnin" membership. and
the fact hat II vas postponed two
weeks this wear ON % of the big
iuitiatinn of last evening RESPONSE
hl. far an unusual eagerness. Tho
Regular meeting MS held in the lodge
room of Masonic temple and the five
initiated into the mysteries of the or
der were Mr.. and Mrs. &. T.. Carr.
Mrs. J. VI. o'NeDle. Mrs. ~. S. Gun
'l"rs"u of Reynolds and Mrs. W. n.
komorer.
The supper pleasure followed tho
2,""ting and was served at tNo long
tables In the spacious dining room.
Jh" christmas decorations Werc left
hanging and the tables were adorned
with red and green stars. emhlematic
Of tn" order, Godfrey Rolf was chair
man of the committee OF men who
served and WAS tho recipient of much
praise from the opposite sex. The
lurra consisted Of potato salad. rolls,
hoiicd ham, pickles. cheese, coffee and
lady fingers.
Tho committee in charge of the
Eastern Star annual which occurs
January Il meets this evening with
tho chairman, Mrs. j. r. Robinson. to
complete plans and the afternoon sill
YER teas will he resumed.
bod
Leap Year Party Tonight.
This evening twenty couples Mil
dance at ST. Pauls parish hall as
guests at the first leap year party of
1872. The hostesses are a company
of young ladies of the city and "A TOW
visiting guests and those favored with
invitations arc their gentlemen friends.
Tho dancing hours are from 3 to -
O'Clock and the hostesses have adorn-
ed their ball room in the Christmas
r"lors of red and green. using the
pclls and candles with unusual taste.
\ buffet luncheon presided over by
Mrs. /" Is. Hassell. Mrs. T.. r.. Hail
and Mrs. $. .. DcCamp will be served
during the entire evening and the Fin
ley orchestra will play.
Among the guests from out of town
will be Mr.. n Mrs. e. F. Gosnell Of
Edmonton. Alta. Miss Mollic Eikcn OF
C%rookston. Miss Pearl Monroe Of
Langdon. Miss Helen Barnes Of Glen
Cllin. Prof. Will Smith and Prof.
Clarke of C~rookston. Will y. McIn-
tyre OF Fargo. and Albert Perry OF
Denver. Col.
Brides First Honor.
Miss Mae Bows whose Wedding dsy
is January 20 eceived her first pre-
nuptial honor today when Mrs. James
Sullivan entertained at the Whitman
apartments in the Dinnie block in her
honor with a linen shower. The
guests numbered thirty and their linen
gift was a set of beautiful table linen
which was hemmed during the after.
noon and presented to the bride ready
for use. Mrs. Sullivan used bowls Of
red carnations in conjunction with
the Christmas decorations to adorn
the rooms and concluded the after
noon with a delicious luncheon serv.
ice in the dining room. The hostess
was assisted in this pleasure by Mrs.
Eugene Fretz. Mrs. E. l.. bows. Mrs,
John Bows, Mrs. Charles Reed and
Mrs. w. s. Whitman.
Miss O'Kcefe Hostess Tonight.
Miss Genevieve- O'keefe will be a
hostess Of this evening when she en-