The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-12
II is so still and quiet
Friendly Visitors tn Meet.

The friendly visiting committee OF
the Associated Charities will meet n,
4 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
public library.
Expected Home Next Week.
Mrs. NJ. Il. .Allen who has been en-.
joying a months visit in Renwick.
Iowa. where she is being entertained
as a guest at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy Frank. is expected homo
some time len week.
To Return Fast Soon.
Mrs. f. Nj. Hamlin, VIII" has en-
.ioyed a several months visit here as
the guest OF her daughter and son-in-
law. MI. and Mrs. Theodore u. Elton,
of Belmont avenue expects to leave
for her home i'm Washington. d.. c.,
Just as soon as the weather moderatcs
Mrs. Hamlim has enjoyed her visi,
here thoroughly and made u large
come her return. She expects to visit
friends in Minneapolis for IL week on
route east.
Elk Party On Tonight.
This will lie ladies' night i'm the win.
ter series Of Elk social festivities anu
the pleasure is in the nature of a lean
!'hi uiiINIIS purity. tH' ll'ii'dIiti
is that the company will hc on" oil
the largest that has danced his sea.
son for the fair son has erasp"d tho
opportunity to return compliment:
with enthusiasm The Finley "rches-
ira will play and dancing will begin n
. O'Clock.
\ New Social Club.
The Il. I. club met for tho first tim,
NNnCt1nC1oS- 1Stnprr,.,n M tlAN "a, .j
Mrs. w. \. Bailey ON Cherry street
The club in the future will have week.
'y meetings. in the afternoons, witt,
n evening meeting a month To which
the husbands of the members will he
invited. The next meeting will ht
held Tuesday afternoon, January 16
at the homo of Mrs. +. w. Grady. -:
Cherry street. The following ar,
members of the club: Mcsdames Z
W. a. Bailey, O. j. Stearns. j. w
Ryan. w. +. Hollinger. o. F.. Soren.
son and JAS. Cross. Progressive whis,
occupied the afternoon. the first prize
going to Mrs. Oscar Stcarns. while the
consolation prin was awarded to Mrs
j.. ". Ryan. At > o'clock a light
lunch was served iy the hostess.
Some January Brides.
Tuesday morning at the Catholic
church at Mt. Carmel occurred the
marriage OF Miss Katherine Hoffman
of that place and Robert Schill OF
Mowbray. l;ev. Wather Wilkes per
formed the ceremony and the wed.
ding breakfast was served at the
home OF the groom. The young cou-
pie will enjoy a short honeymoon trip
before being at home on the sroom's
large farm near Mowbray.
4 hoontifJJl ,h,,roh ;r,ll;-~ 4.ai.
place at Minot Saturday evening when
Miss Hflda, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
John Weston of hat city. was given
In marriage to George Jourgenson of
Of Superior. Wis. The was
solemnized at the First Lutheran
church in the presence of Il large
company of guests and Rev. GulliXson
of1ciated. Mrs. GulliXSon presided at
the organ and rendered Lohcngrin's
wedding march as the bride and her
attendants took their places at the al
tar. Mrs. Loberg. a sister of the
bride, was matron of honor and Miss
Lee bridesmaid. Mr.. l1ohcrg was best
man. The wedding dinner was served
at II home of the brides parents and
that evening the bride and groom left
for Superior where Mr.. .Jourgcnson is
engaged in the jewelry business.
Another interesting Minot bride of
lHe week WAS Niles Mabel Chaplin
daughter of Mrs. Ida Chaplin. who was
given in marriage to Alfred Moore of
the same city on Wednesday evening.
Rev. r. w. Erickson Of the First Pres
byterian church read the ceremony
and the attendants were Miss Bertha
Chaplin and Frank McCaghnrty. The
day was the forty-second anniversary
OF the marriage Of the brides mother
The young couple will reside in Mi.
o the groom being connected with
the 500 railroad Offices there.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Gilseth
also OF Minot, was another wedding in
that city Wednesday,. the mar of he,
choice heing Nels J. Neffeth of Mo.
hall. Rev. Olson read the marriage
service at the brides home and the
couple left that evening to reside or
the groom's farm.
Miss Hilma Matson of Fargo he.
came the bride Of Ivan Dunning o,
Stanfield in the former city Tuesda,
evening, Rev. w. S. Ulrick reading
the service. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Veitch attended the couple and the
bride wore her travelling suit Of
brown. Miss Matson has been teach.
Ing for the past eighteen months a,
Wheatland, while the groom was for.
7ierly prominent in business at Amen,
IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunning left fol
he west. where they will visit at diff.
terent points before taking up their