The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-09

pare,
But q mother teaches her child a
prayer
And somebody calls it Home.
There's a splendid palace upon a hill
Where the walls are wide and long,
Where roNsterers gather at night to
The space with ribald song.
And all is brillian, and gorgeous there
From cellar to lofty dome;
But V a child has lisped a prayer
Within those walls with their treas
ures rare
Yet somebody Calls it Home.
by s. e. kiser.
Takes Position Here.
Miss Jennie T.. Wood of Lidger-
wood, a sister Of Mrs. Vernon P.
Squires, has come to this city to take
a position in the Offices of E. j. Lam
der and company and will make her
home with Prof. and Mrs. Squires.
Before leaving Lidgerwood Miss Wood
gave a thimble party for a group of
ner girl friends and her mother. Mrs.
:he Lidgerwood paper chronicles as
follows:
''On Saturday evening Mrs. c. =.
Wood gave an informal reception IN
honor Of her daughters. Miss Woo!
and Mrs. V. P. Sauires Of Grand
Forks. About twenty-five ladies call
ed between the hours Of n .
o'clock. Light refreshments were
served in the dining room and the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. John
Wagner. Miss Marion Wood and Miss
Inez Irvine"
Miss Carroll a Member.
Minot Reporter: Despite the fact
that the day was Friday. a new social
club am into existence In Mlnot
when fourteen Young ladies gathered
Scofield. The name unanimously de-
sided upon was Maids and Matrons.'
The ladies will meet Wednesday aft
arnoon of each week at the homes Of
The members. and needlework and
visiting will be the chosen diversions.
At 5 o'clock coffee and light refresh
ments were served by the Misses SEQ
field. Included in the club member
ship are the Misses Rose Carroll. Mae
Dow. Edith Davis, LYDIA Gilroy. Eva
Hamre. Mabel Hunter. Aletta Jacob
son. Katherine Kann. Stella Nash and
Mesdames Emma Hileman. S. i. Ian
CORD and L. H. Keller.
Speaking in LAnkin Today.
Mrs. ]. E. Stevens who is lecturing
in Walsh county this week is at Ian;
kin today and will be there until
Thursday evening. Mrs. Stevens gives
two lectures in Lankin in addition
to showing the state tuberculosis ex-
hibit and speaking in the city schools.
Large audiences are greeting Mrs.
Stevens everywhere and the public in
general is exhibiting much more In
terest in the prevention Of the white
plague.
Brides Of October.
A quiet wedding occurred at Devils
Lake yesterday united in marriage
Miss Margaret Scharf, daughter Of
Mr.. and. Mrs. Herman Scharf OF. that
city, and Ray Humble of Streator. III.
The couple left Immediately for the
east on their wedding tour.
At the home Of ]. S. Mcconnell at
Churchs Ferry Thursday afternoon
occurred the marriage Of Mr.. Neon
nells daughter, Mary Belle. and Mr..
Clarence NJ. Wilson of Rugby. the
nuptial ceremony being read by Rev.
friends were included in the small
company of guests and the attendants
were the brides sister and brother.
Miss Betty Mcconnell and Paul Nc
Cornell. A wedding supper was serv-
ed and the guests from away We're
Miss Mary Simonton of Harrisburg.
Pa, Hale Neff of Port Royal. Pa, Mrs.
Herman, Mrs. Brubaker and Mrs.
George McCachren Of Devils Lake.
The couple will reside in Rugby after
n short honeymoon.
Miss Beatrice Mitchell. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Town
80 ~D ILL., A~{l> ~ E~>A4esob NJ
Wood of Bonico, Arizona, Wednesday
afternoon, the wedding taking place
at the home of the brides parents.
Rev. w. j. McIvor performed the GER
emory and Miss Mabel Vietz and AL
Ian Soule were bridesmaid and best
man. After the wedding luncheon the
young couple left for their home In
the south where they will receive aft
er October 20.
Ralph E. Sheriff, assistant forest
anger in charge of the Dakota Ma
tional forest with headquarters at
Ranger, we're quietly married at the
brides former home in Cresco. Iowa.
The groom came from Reynolds. ILL.,,
and has been in charge Of the forest
for three years.
Crookston friends have received
word Of the approaching marriage of
Will Asselin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Asselin Of that city who is now locat-
ted in Portland. Ore. Mr.. Asselin's
bride-to-be is Miss Mabel Prideaux of
Spokane and the wedding will take
place October is.
Miss Flora McGinnis, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGinis Of James,
town. and Frank Gordon Cook, a
Northern Pacific engineer located in
that City. We're married Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. Simon
performing the ceremony. After the
nuptial breakfast the couple left on an
eastern honeymoon and. will visit the
grooms's parents in Concord, n. H.,
and relatives In Vermont. New York
city and Chicago. They will be at
home In jamestown after December ].
A very elegant church welding at
Hillsboro was that Of Saturday after
noon when Nurse Mergenthal, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mergantal, who is
we'll known in this city az a graduate
OF st. Michael's hospital. became the
bride Of Charles Bohnsack. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Bohnsack. another
prominent Trail county farmer. The
ceremony was solemnized at the Synod
Lutheran church by Rev. Raase OF
Detroit. Mimi. and Mrs. Bohlig Of
Fargo rendered the wedding music.
Six little girls stretched ribons for the
aisle Of the bridal party and the
bridesmaids were Misses Henka. Rnhn.