The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-14
Raptis, sunday school Council.

should be present to hear Mrs. Ly-
man.
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Baptist sunday School Council.
The members of the Baptist Sunday
school council will meet Thursday
evening at 3 o'clock AT tho home of
Prof. and Mrs. Vernon 7. Squires on
Belmont avenuc and the hostesscs will
he Mrs. Squircs and Miss Floy Jack
son. Mrs. Harry Randall will lead
the discussions and her subject will
be Tho Elementary Worker anH Her
Work"
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stone Mclean Wedding Today.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Stone
in Gilby will take place the marriage
of their daughter. Frances. n Mr..
Fleetwood l.. Mclean. Rev. \. Nc
Kechnic. pastor of the Gilhy Preshy-
tcrian church. will cad the marriage
service and the wedding guests will
be the family connections and init
mate girl friends of The bride. Thurs
day morning Mr.. Mclean and his
bride will leave for an extended we'd
ding trip through the west n will
he away several weeks. Miss Stone
has been the recipient of several cry
handsome p%re-nuptiaI functions dur
ing the past few days.
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y. W. e. 4. Valentine Party.
To be the most popular man. from
a feminine point of view. was a much
coveted honor at the y. w. G. 4. leap
year valentine party given Tuesday
and AS a result the thirty gentlemen
in attendance will, in the future. be
Very Jealous of Kirk L. Wallace, sec
rotary of the Y. NJ. e. 4. This genial
secretary received nothing but hearts
in IL game of hear and mittons''
which was the feature of the enter
,ainment. The gentleman who re-
csived all the mittens escaped with
out giving his name. The party was
"A splendid success n closed With a
delicious refrnshment service. Miss
Ida Lamson and Miss Lola Lavallry
arranged the function and decorated
tn" parlors in hearts and candles.
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Mrs. ka>anauGIl Hostess Today.
Mrs. Patrick j. Kavanaugh gave IA
large and Handsomely appointed
bridge party this afternoon at her
North Fifth street home and the hap
ply spirit of st. Valentines day which
was predominant in her house decor
ations seemed to have tho desired Of
feet upon the delightful company and
a more enjoyable time has not been
had this season. Red and white. was
Mrs. Kavanaugh's color scheme and
of carnations arranged in tall cut
vases and a sprinkling of cupid
hearts and angels. The game was
played at eight tables and in the
pleasant company was Mrs. j. l..
Robertson of Minneapolis, the only
, guest from away.
! The pleasure was brought to IA close
with a delectabl" luncheon service In
which the decorative scheme was also
were Miss Sue MaloneH. Mrs. \. r.
Turner, Mrs. K. II. Mccoy. Mrs. J.. +.
Shcehy and Mrs. +. Sovereign Smith.
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Miss Wong Married Today.
George Wong Of this city is at
Crooksto ntoday where this morning
he attended the wedding of his sis
ter. Miss Stella Geneva Wong and AL
bert Benson. both of Rolette. The
the home of the brides father. NJ. G.
Wong at 500 Pleasant avenue. and
Rev. Akers of the Presbyterian church
was the officiating clergyman. Only
tho three brothers of the bride wit
messed tho taking of the nuptial vows
and the bride who was unattended
was attired in Il gown of white serge.
This afternoon MIR. Benson and his
bride left for Spring Grove and 9TH
CT points in southern Minnesota and
Marshalltowf. Iowa, where they will
spend their honeymoon with relatives.
After March 10 they will he at home
in Rolctte where MIR. Benson is a sue
cessful young business man., being
engaged in the machine business. The
| bride has been conducting A milliDery
store in Rolettc for the past few
years and both have a large circle
of friends who will extend congratu-
lations.
Hart -Varsnick Wedding.
At Q o'clock this morning at St.
Mirhacls Catholic church Miss Anna
Narsnici, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Narsnick of 1914 University ave-
nur, became h bride of John Charles
Hart. son Of Mrs. Barney Hart of AL
of simple appointment but very i'm
pressive and the reading of the mar
riage service by the pastor. Monsig-
o !. A. Lemieux. was followed by
the celebration of a high nuptial mass.
Green and white was chosen for the
church decorations and the bride and
groom knelt in the sanctuary before
a table adorned with white flowers
and burning candles. The church
guests were just the close family
friends.
Mrs. Harry Burton presided at the
organ and as the notes of the we'd
ding march were sounded the bridal
party entered. The bride wore a gown
Of soft white satin trimmed with fine
lace n seed pearls and her long veil
OF tulle was caught with a cluster
Of valley lilies. Bride roses and lilies
of-the-valley made up her arm bou-
quet and her only attendant was her
sister. Miss Philla meme Varsnick, who
ture hat and carried pink roses.
Michael Hart. a brother of the groom
was best man and the ushers were
Peter Smith n Frank Varsnick. Mrs.
]. E. Gallagher very sweetly sang the
Ave Marie as the offertory solo. and
the full choir Of which the bride was
a member sang the mass.
Following the church service the
wedding party and invited guests re-
paired to the home of the brides par
ents where the wedding breakfast was
served at 1890 O'Clock. Here a
color scheme OF. red and green was
chosen for the parlor and living room
while the dining room and brides
were in white. A delicious five
course repast was served and covers
We're laid for thirty. Mrs. Purcell and
Mrs. II. Antonson had; charge of the
breakfast m four young girls, Misses
Resale Varsnick, Ida Purcell. Loretta
Hart and Palma Ellison. served. This
evening the young couple leave for the
twin cities on a short honeymoon trip
and h bride will travel in a tailored
suit of blue ~'broadcloth with Access
series to match. Their wedding kits
were beautiful and among them was a
set 81 silver knives and forks from,