The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-03
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Eastern star To Have Picnic.

An Easter Star picnic was decided
upon last evening 1T the regular meet
ing OF Acacua chapter and the COM
mlftee appointed to make arrange
ments and set the date is composed of
Mrs. George II. tombstone. chairman.
n Mrs. A. f. M"Mullen. The bust
ness meeting was followed by an in
formal reception in honor of Miss Ada
-Nlshet who was recently elected grand
worthy matron of the grand lodge,
and she was presented with a magniti-
cent bouquet of American beauty
roses. The pleasure was concluded
with a delicious refreshmlent service.
Annual Banquet Tonight.
The first annual banquet of the
Young Ladies Sodality of St. Mi
chaels church will be held this even
ing at the knights of Columbus club
rooms and covers will he laid for
seNentN-five. The repast will be serv-
Pn at $50 O'Clock and the assisting la
cles VIII he a group of young mar
RED m of the congregation in
Guiding Mrs. John NJ. Disher, Mrs. n.
j. MONEY, Mrs. L. J., ukeefe. Mrs. Is.
II. courtney. Mrs. G.. q. Branham.
Mrs. NJ. a. Morgan. Mrs. G.. j.. Monley
and Mrs w. y. O'Cnnnor. The tables
viii he adorned With Wild roses and
following the hanquel the annual re-
port; OF the officers will 10 gi>cn and
a social hour enjoyed.
Ont of Town Brides.
THE marriage If Ralph Naylor of
Springfield. Mass, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George %aylor OF Larimore and Miss
i. Evelyn Ma'tson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. NJ Madison of New Rock
ford was a quiet takina
place at the nom" of the brides par
ents AT IL O'Clock in the morning.
Rev. j. *. Kirker performed the cere-
mony and in the afternoon the couple
left for Larimore where on Saturday
evening the sroom's parents gave a re-
ception in their honor. The bride has
taught in the New Rockford city
schools for the past year and is an
accomplished young lady. Mr.. TAYLOR
graduated from the chemical depart
ment of the state university a few
wears ago and is now employed in a
'arge rubber manufacturing concern
in Springfield. Mass. where they will
reside.
Henry Harris of this city and and
Miss Celestine Girard of Crookston
stole a march on their family and
friends Saturday afternoon when they
were quietly married and settled in
this city before h news of the cere-
mony became known. The bride
ih1udueh til'S year from fne norman
high school at Crookston and the
groom who is a painter was located in
that city until a short time ago.
William l.. Rurris of Willow City
was married Thursday a, Kimberly.
Mimi, to Miss Maude Gray of that
city. The couple took a short honey
moon trip and will be at home after
July Is at Willow City.
Miss Edna Florence Johnson.
ia 1,Ohfor nf Mr. and Nrc NJ Il Irhr
son. prominent farmers living near
Mohall and j. Edward Shurr. also of
Mohall. took place Wednesday after
at the home of the brides par
ents. Rev. r. ]. Stinson officiating.
A pretty Northwood wedding was
that of Miss Bell Engen, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Engen OF that
and Mrs. H. A. Bakken. also promi-
nent Northwood residents. The cere-
mOny was solemnized at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon by e Tjornhom and
the guests were the members Of the
families and close friends. A pref
lilly appointed wedding dinner was
served and the couple will he at home
July !. The groom is connected
with the Slawson Mercantile COM
pany at Northwood.
Miss Minnie Thomson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Thomson of
Churchs Ferry and James A. David
son were quietly married at the home
Of the BRIDES parents Wednesday aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock and Rev. NJ. D..
Wickard performed the ceremony.
After the wedding supper the couple
left for Soldiers. Grove, Wis, where
they will enjoy a two weeks visit with
the groom's relatives. They will be at
hi me in Churchs Ferry after August
1. The groom is connected with the