The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
In the Gay Social Whirl


Brides of the Week.
Miss Gladys Smith, a former Graf
ton young lady and for three years a
student at the state university. will
become a bride on Wednesday. Sep
TENDER is. the marriage to take place
at the home Of her father. w. N.
Smith. formerly OF Grafton but now
Of Harlowtown. Mont. Earl Van
Dyke of Harlowtown is the ma Of
Miss Smiths choice and he is head
Of the grocery department in the larg-
est department store in that city. The
young couple will take a honeymoon
trip to Seattle and be at home in
Harlowtown after October 10.
Miss Elizabeth Hendry. daughter
of Mrs. E. Hendry of Fargo. became
the bride Of William ]. Plant Of Min
neapolis in the presence Of a small
company Of immediate friends and
the appointments were very simple.
Garden flowers adorned the home and
covers for eleven guests were arrang-
ed at the wedding dinner table. Mr..
and Mrs. Plant will take a lake trip
from Duluth for their honeymoon.
Miss Elizabeth Mum Of Crookston
was married yesterday morning at St.
Anne's Catholic church in that city to
MIR. Alfred Hoel Of Gilbert. MINI. 1t
was an impressive church ceremony
with Miss Louise Marotte at the or
gan and Rev. Father Tapin oficiat-
ing. The W o sisters Of the bride were
her attendants and the groomsmen
were E. F. Hoel Of Mcintosh. Mimi,
Medor Mercil and Oliver Hebert. The
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draped over satin messaline and a
large white hat. Their honeymoon
will be a trip to the twin cities fol-
lowed by an auto drive through
northern Minnesota. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoel will reside at Gilbert where Mr..
Hoel is cashier OF the First National
bank and they will receive after oc-
toher Is.
Miss Alma Brunmund. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Erummund. prom
inent residents of Washburn. was
quietly married to ]. H. starbuck. a
Washburn business man. and they are
making the trip to Minneapolis by
motor as their honeymoon. From the
twin cities they will go by train to
Tennessee and Virginia for an ex-
tended visit with the groom's people.
The marriage Of Miss Marion Olson
and Paul Hanson. both young people
Of Milton. took place in this city. Rev.
"A. j. Hulteng performing the cere-
mony at his residence. The couple
will reside in Milton after a short
Cousins Meet for First Time.
Mrs. G.. F. Werner. wife Of the new
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.. and her
daughter. Miss Helen. arrived this
morning from Minneapolis and with
MIR. Werner are domiclled for the
winter In coy apartments at the
home of Mrs. Edwards at 4O3 North
Third street. Mrs. Werner and her
daughter left their former home in
Michigan City. Ind. at the time Mr.. !
Werner came here but stopped in !
Minneapolis where they have since ;
A long looked for pleasure awaited
Mrs. Werner on her arrival in this
city today and that was the meeting
for the first time of her cousin, Mrs.
X. A. Sprague Of this city. Though |
Mrs. Sprague n Mrs. Werner have
always known that they were cousins
they managed to grow up and live for
many years without getting a peep al
each other, and naturally both looked
forward to Mrs. Werner's coming
here with keen interest. Mrs. Sprague
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mother in Minneapolis but hap
pened to be there when her daush.
ter was home.
Minot Guest Returns,
Miss Evelyn Murphy. who has been
among the house party guests at the
Of Miss Vivian Dinnie for the !
past week. left this morning for her
home in Minot. Miss Murphy will
spend but a few days al her home
and then leaves for jamestown to be-
gin her duties as a member Of the fac
ulty at St. Johns academy in charge
OF the domestic science department.
Guest of Miss Gravelle.
Miss Lillian Gravelle is enjoying a
short visit from Miss Edith Ault Of
Beaudette. Mimi, who will be her
guest until Monday evening. Miss
Lottie Gravelle who has been away
on a two months vacation trip is now
in Minneapolis and will be at home
the latter part Of the week. Miss
Gravelle spent part of her vacation
at Detroit Lake. MINI.
Entertained Old Iowa Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. w. Brundage Of
Lilac Hedge farm enjoyed a visit last
evening from two old friends from
Iowa, J.. F. Kennedy and his son-in-
law, Fred Burnett Of Akron. The
two gentlemen are on a pleasure trip
west and will go as far as Portland,
Ore, where they will visit Mr.. Ken
nedy's son. They We're guests at the
Brundage home over night and con-
tinued their journey this morning.
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Millinery Openings On.
Daily the openings at the various
millinery store are being announced
and these shops are being crowded
every afternoon, for women are al
ways eager to see the new things be-
fore the choicest have been sold. The
openings are looked upon as quite i'm
portant events in the social world and
society will not break into the season
with home affairs while there is this
diversion for sunny afternoons.
4 Good Habit.
If a dozen help wanted" advertisers
have been trying to get acquainted
with you lately, and you haven't found
it out. perhaps you can guess what
would be a good habit for you to
form!
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