The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-01
I,rlxtnas Nee Friday.

TIMES, GRAND F,
Pri~tllss Meet Friday.
The Priscillas of the First Lutheran
church will meet Friday evening at 8
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. o. O.
Scrg, DIN Third
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May 60 Abroad Next Year.
Devils Lake Journal: Miss Eva
Tweeten Of st. Johns passed through
mere Tuesday on the way home from
Grand Forks. MISC Twceten has been
a d Mt the Wesley College Com
scrvatory of Music but returned home
on account Of the i'll health of her
mother. h may go abroad to Ger
many mex year t" continue her study
Meets Promptly at 1 O'Clock.
The meeting for the Homekeepers'
cluh at the Belmont school Friday aft
crnoon will begin promptly at 4
o'clock and will continue until $3.50
o'clock. Miss Katherine WHITLEY,
principal nf the Belmont school, will
give a short talk In addition to the
program as stated Yesterday and the
h"stesses will he assisted by the teach
crs OF tho Belmont school. -Four
N'e'S' SIFtS VIII dJJeHu Jnc
q and escort tho mothers to the
domestic science department where
tho gathering will lac held.
Getting Ready for Ball.
Tho Elk entertainments committee ia
husE getting ready for the annual ball
which occurs Friday evening. Febru-
airy =. and h members are planning
10 have some new and novel features.
| PROGRAMS Will ho ,l.nG md (Safnror nc
car knudson will serve a splendid sup
per. The decorations will he mainly
In the dining room with cut flowers
Tor the tables and Finley's orchestra
Will he augmented for the occasion.
Invitations will be issued within a few
days to non-members but members of
the order will receive no further an
nouncemcnt than the seasons lard is
sued at the first of the season.
Second OF Bridge Series.
Mrs George +. Thacker and Mrs.
Robert w. Hughes were hostesses for
the second time this week when they
Received his afternoon at Mrs. Thack-
cr's home on Walnut street. The
guests were enough for five tables at
bridge whist and the tables were ar
ranged in rooms made fragrant and
summary with bowls of pink carna-
tions and greencry. Novel trophies
were offered for the high scores ana
at TN" close of the game Il prcttily APP
pointed luncheon service was enjoyed.
Mrs. Thomas S. Corrigln, Mrs. Fred
:. Duggan and Mrs. Thomas Roycroft
We're the gracious assisting ladies of
today II there We're no guests from
away. The prizes of Yesterday after
Moons party went To Mrs. G. G. Cow
ran and her guest. Mrs. Frank Lycan
OF Hemidji.
Something Expected Tonight.
Miss l~'lossic Ncatc will lie hostess
this evening to the regular meeting of
the bride club girls and she will en-
terrain at her home on Third avenue
Mrs. \. Grant will DO Il special guest
and Miss Caroline IIoiseth who has
been unable TO attend the past few
meetings will also he present to COM
plcte the happiness of the gathering.
the club girls have never awaited Il
gathering more cagerly thar tho one
of this evening for suspicion has fall
on on one of its most cherished MEM
hcrS and all are sure that cupid will
comc forth before the evening is over
n make an announcement that will
take her away to tho west to reside.
The secret has been we'll kept but tits
said that everything is ready for the
wedding ceremony which may be hut
Il few hours off and these club girls are
I" 10" he first to hear thc happy news.
The members of the club are Misses
Flossic and Louise .Neate. Caroline and
Mary IIoisrth Jennie and May Nisbet.
Edna Hhnkey and Amy l.ysing.
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Bo>wor,l,- 'FrcichIcr Wedding.
Following is The ccoun OF the
wedding of Missi Gertrude T%rcichler,
daughter of Gcofgc Trcichler. a for
mer resident of this city. and Fred
j. BoSWorth. son of Mr.. and Mrs, G.
c. Bosworth of Devils Lake. both for
mer university students. as published
in Il Medford, Ore. paper:
"on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, at the home of MIR. George
Treichler OIL South Oakdale avenue
was solelTnized the marriage OF his
cider daughter. Gertrude Elizabeth,
TO Mr.. Frederick ]. Bosworth.
"Th" house had been tastefully arr
ranged and beautifully. decorated for
tho event. Fragrant Easter lilies and
narcissus blossoms appeared every
where in the midst of the green fern
smlilax and palm. and in the bridal
altar these lowers and plants were
most artis,ically combined.
"I'romptly at 2:30 o'clock. to the
measured strains of, the wedding
march. as played by Miss Flora Gray.
the bride appeared upon the arm of
~ ~ hiiA "a III az III altar
by the groom. The bridal couple
took their stand immediately beneath
II beautiful rop Of narcissus bios
SONS festooned Will, trailing smilax.
tn" bride was charming in a
beautiful gown of creanl satin and
silk ~marquiscttc with trimmings of
point lace and pearl landings.
Tho wedding CEREMONY the short
ring service of the Episcopal church.
was performed by the Rev. William
Lucas and was accompanied by the
soft strains of Saint Sacns' SWAIN"
as played by Miss Gray. Following
the ceremony and CONGRATULATIONS.
the guests were served with tho we'd
ding luncheon. An air of refined
simplicity and unaffected cordiality
characterized the occasion.
Mrs. Rosworth is one of Medford's
most popular and most admired
young ladies. and Mr.. Bosworth is an
able young business man Of Hayes.
Mont. where the young couple will
make their home. The wedding is a
fitting elimination of a college ro-
nance. and host of friends wish
them much happiness. The wedding
gifts were many and beautiful"
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Mrs. ]. ". Collinson Of Devils Lake
is among the interested visitors here