The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-06
1.rtor,aintny Minneapolis Guests.


Entertaining Minneapolis Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Y. Kent are
entertaining as guests at their Bel
mont avenue home Mr.. Kent's sister.
Mrs. A. T. RiouN of Minneapolis, and
her daughter. .%annette. who have,
been With them for some time at their
Maple Lake summer home. They
expect to spend several days in the
city before returning home.
Closing Cottage Today.
Miss Susie Kendrick who has been
away the greater part of the summer.
spending the early part with friends
at Grafton and the last few weeks
with Mrs. A. L. Woods at Maple Lake
has returned to the city. Mrs. Woods
closes her cottage today and accom-
ranied by her sons. Donald and
Frank. will .return to her city home
Woods son. Clement. and his bride
are still guests at the Woods home
here and, will remain while Clement
looks. after some of his mothers
farming interests at 1-awton.
Was Her Silver Wedding.
When a company of eighteen ladies
took Mrs. c. f. Warmer by surprise
at her home on Chestnut street yes
49, AtoO1 ~ was
that the day was her silver wedding
and she was deluged with congratula-
tons. The ladies came to make the
day one to be long remembered by
Mrs: Warmer and in behalf Of the
company Mrs. A. ]. Fairchild present.
ed her with a casserole. The ladies
brought their needlework and chatted
merrily as they sewed. A buffet
luncheon was served and the guests
woro MrS 7 r Poid NYre ~ II Iyoxt
Mrs. Theodore Alroth, Mrs. Walter E.
Dunbar, Mrs. E. E. Lee, Mrs. c. D.
Rice, Mrs. M. c. Reinecke. Mrs. H.
Eall. Mrs. "A. ]. F'airchild. Mrs. E. A.
Getchell, Mrs. H. Warburton, Mrs. E.
M. Cory. Mrs. F. T. Thompson. Mrs.
J.. J.. Martin, Mrs. NJ. ]. Currie. Mrs.
p. r. Johnstone, Mrs. j. NJ. NORM and
Mrs. j H, Owen.
Brides Of September.
A college romance was eliminated
Yesterday when Glen Townsend of the
editorial staff of the Fargo Courier
News claimed as his bride Miss Edith
NJ. LaDue Of Lisbon. The wedding
was a quiet family affair at the brides
home in Lisbon and the couple will
reach Fargo in a few days to be at
home after October / at 220 Broad
a Mr.. Townsend met his bride
when both were students at olivet COL
lege. olivet, Mich. and they are
graduates Of that institution.
A pretty church wedding took place
at Mimic Monday morning when Miss
Margaret Walsh Of that city became
the bride of Frank Stantzen Of Radi-
um. MINI. Monsienor j. w. Considine
performed the marriage ceremony at
ST: Patrick's Catholic church and the
bridesmaid and best man were Miss
Deborah Walsh, the brides sister, and
Joseph Shantzen. The wedding din
Der was served at the brides home and
tine couple left in the evening on a
short honeymoon trip before going to
Eadium where Mr.. Shantzen IS en-
gagged in business.
Miss Olga Axelson and Theodore Ed
mundson. both popular young people
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson
very quietly. Rev. ]. Aarthun per-
formed the ceremony and a wedding
supper was served. The groom is a
machine expert connected with G.. w.
Plains, machine house.
A pretty evening wedding at Fargo
was that of Miss Mollie Sunde, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. n. Sunde of that city, and
ARTHUR Amundson of C%rookston. Rev.
m.ony in the presence Of a small COM
pany Of family relatives from Fargo
and Crookston and the attendants
were Miss Gena Amundson and Miss
Elvina Sunde and Alfred Amundson
and Oscar Lee. The couple will take
a trip to Duluth and the twin cities be-
tore going to their home at Crookston.
DR.. L. p. Botsford Of Valley City
was married in Chicago last Monday
10 Miss Alice Mcfarland. formerly To-
Gated at the VaVlley City hospital as
a trained nurse, and reached home
with his bride yesterday. They are
domiciled at the Hotel Rudolph
Announcements have reached Fargo
Of the marriage of Miss Mabel Suckow,
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. w. Suckow
of that city, to Hylliard Ritter of In
place"inr the Montana city where the
bride has been visiting for some time.
Miss Mia Louise Palmer. daughter
Of Rev. and Mrs. James NJ. Palmer OF
Wishek. former residents of this COM
munity. will be married September 10
to Hubert Robinson Of Wishek.
Miss r 18th Sargent who visits this
city frequently as the guest of Mrs.
H. X. Geist will be one of Crookston's
September. brides. hr marriage to Wal
ter. E. Kranhold Of Minneapolis being
announced for September IS. Miss
Sargent taught in the public schools
of this city for two years and has a
great. many friends who will extend
Congratulations.
Miss Lenore H. Poppler, an accom-.
plished young lady of Fargo. gave her
friends. q. scomplete surprise by being
quietly married at the home of her
parents in Detroit. Mimi. to Julius
W1hr'w who Il connected with the Stone
Piano company in Fargo. Miss Pop
pler .::iS d, graduate of the Emerson
school of oratory at Boston.
pr. J.. F. Norman. a prominent ply.
sicIan of Crookston and a nephew OF
Nj. and Mrs. M. Norman Of this city
will we'd Miss Loretta Malone Of Be
midi on september II. The wedding
viz be solemnized at the Catholic