The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-30

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published whether they looked pleas.
ant or not
man. and Donald w. Hastings. were
married at ;he brides home on Christ.
mas day n Rev. George Ross per.
formed the ceremony. They will be
la; home January 10.
Will Attend Comus Party.
Miss Josephine Hamel arrived to.
day noon from Grafton and will he
among the guests this evening at the
Comus club holiday cotillion. Miss
Hahel is a university graduate who
teaches at Minnewaukan and she has
been spending her holidays at home,
Guest From Case Lake.
Miss Dorothy Dexter of Cass Lake
Mimi. arrived Saturday evening tc
enjo'' q holiday visit as the guest o,
Misses Gertrude INC Marion Robinso
a, their home on North Eighth street
nipeg after leaving here.
Return From HOLIDAY Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Payne Of North
Fifth street returned last evening from
Fosston. Mimi. where they enjoyed
Christmas at the farm home of Mrs.
Payne's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John.
son. While away Mr.. and Mrs. Payne
also celebrated their first wedding an.
nlrersary which was on Saturday.
Settled in Lo. Angeles.
Letters from Miss Sue Maloney and
her mother, Mrs. Mary Maloney, 10.
cate them nicely settled in Los Ange.
les. Cal. where they expect to re.
main until May /. They wrote on
Christmas day that the weather was
like a summers day there and that the
most beautiful flowers, including roses
and carnations. were selling for ten
and twenty-five cents a dozen. Mrs.
Naloney' has leased a comfortable far
IN one Of h prettiest parts Of the
city.
To Palm Beach Villa.
Mr.. n Mrs. John Birkholz, for
mer residents of this city, are planning
on their annual delightful season al
Palm Beach. Fla. and the following
news tenn is from the society col.
umns Of the Minneapolis Journal:
Mr.. n Mrs. John Birkholz of
Minnetonka Beach. who have been at
the Radisson since coming in from
the lake. will leave early in January
for Palm Beach. Fla. They have a k
en- the same villa which they have oc.
cupied for two seasons and where
they entertain very extensively during
their stay"
Aid Reception New Years Day.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odist church will give an informal re-
ception in the church parlors on the
afternoon of New Years day, this
function to take the place of the Jan.
uary general meeting which was
scheduled for thai day. The host.
esses will be the ladies' of the First
district and the hours of the recep.
ton will be from $3.50 to S O'Clock.
All church people and their friends
are urgently requested to call tina,
afternoon to meet the Aid society
ladies and to mingle with one another
for a good get acquainted" visit.
The ladies' will serve refreshments
during the receiving hours and are
making plans to give all who attend
a most delightful afternoon.
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Mi. Brewer Joins Bencdicts.
Jay Houston Brewer. General aren,
Tor the L. c. Smith Typewriter com.
panH In this state with his headuuar.
tiers in this city. will return to the cit,
IN a few days accompanied by hi:
bride. their wedding having taker
place last Thursday at his old home
in Indiana. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer ar.
to have apartments at the Frederick
Tor the winter and their at home date
VIII be February l.. The groom ha,
been a resident Of Grand Forks fo1
the past two years and has a legion nj
friends who will heartily congratulate
MIN and extend his bride a most cor
dial welcome t o the city.
r. a. Brewer. A brother Of tn.
groom. also of this city attended tn,
Wedding and the following account o
the pretty ceremony is taken from tn.
Journal.Tribune Of L%ogansport. Ind.
"A charming home wedding tool
place yesterday at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles f. Hale, 2J5 Twenty
nrst street. yesterday when theil
daughter. Miss Kate Hale. prominen
young society lady and Jay Houstor
Brewer of Grand Forks. y. D.. were
united in marriage. The weddint
took place at high noon. Reverend
Hayes. officiating with the ring serv
ice. The house was attractively ar
ranged for the occasion in holly. mis-
tletoe and evergreen. Miss Hale look,
ed charming in an exquisite gown o,
white French yoile. draped over satir
and trimmed with handmade lace. A
three-courEe dinner followed the cerc
mony at which many relatives and :
few friends were present. The bride,
table was beautifully decorated in smi
lax. hyacinths and carnations.
After the dinner Mr.. and Mrs
Brewer departed for Grand Forks
where they will be Mt home to theil
friends at the Frederick hotel aftel
February l. 1913. The bride is 8
highly successful school teacher ant
had recently been offered the position
Of principal Of Il prominent school a
Gary. Ind. The groom is genera
agent for h l.. e. Smith Typewritel
company in North Dakota.
The out-of-town guests who wer.
present were: Mr.. e. A. Brewer o
Grand Forks. n. D.: George and VII
liam Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcraft
Miss Whitcraft. Mrs. Daniel Lutz. MIR
w p. Jones and Mr.. Byron Jones %
Wabash. Ind.