The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
Miss Topping Had Busy Trip.

Fargo Forum: Miss Lillian Top.
ping. tn" efficient superintendent OF
tn" local Crittenton home, arrived
this morning from a three weeks bus.
mess trip To points east. Miss Top
ping loft tn find a home for one ot
tho unfortunate girls in her care in
thu" east and returning visited her
homo in Buffalo. y. V. Rochester,
and spent II few days in Chicago. She
reports a most delightful. though
busy trip.
New Mission Officers Elected.
/ The new officers elected "Wednesday
afternoon at the meeting of the Home
and Foreign Missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church arc as fol-
lows:
President-Mrs. +. F. Chandler.
First Vice rresidcnt-Mrs. w. IL
Matthews.
Second Vice Frcsident-Mrs. JOS.
peh He'll DeRemcr.
Secretary--Mrs. r. NJ. Mcintosh.
Treasurer--Miss Caroline Joy.
Secretary of Literature--Mrs. T.. l.
Goodman.
Newspaper Man Wcds.
W. H. Hunter. managing editor of
tho st. Paul Pioneer Press and one of
| the we'll known newspaper men of
the northwest. claimed as his bride
Miss Marie HOPPER of Leonard. Cass
county. the wedding ceremony being
performed by Rev. Bird. pastor of the
Congregational church in Fargo. Mr..
Hunter and his bride left immediate
~ for Tacoma. WASH. where they are
to make their future home. II is re-
ported that Mr.. Hunter has purchas-
cd the Tacoma Tribune.
Peter Rabbit Party on Today.
About 100 children between the
ages of five and ten years are guests
this afternoon of the Christian En-
deavor society OF the Presbyterian
church at a Peter Rabbit party. The
parlors of the church is the gather.
ing place and everything suggestive
of tho happy Easter season is in evil
dence. Rabbits of all sizes. little yell
10" chickens. spring baskets and
Easter eggs made UP the attractive
decorations and the Peter Rabbit
provided for entertainment. The
hours are from 4 to s o'clock and re-
frcshmcnts will he served in buffet
style after the fashion of an afternoon
reception to teach the little folks to
act just like grown ups.
The girls Of the EndeaNor society
VIII" arranged this pretty affair were
Miss Ressie Lond. Miss Elsie Smith,
Miss ~l'lossie Weller and Miss Jessie
ing hv Misses Ruth Wilson. Marion
l-ond, lean Smith. Grace Asbury and
Cecil Hnlton
Miss Storms Wedding.
The following account OF the wed
ding of Miss !Adela Stern, a former
resident of Larimore and a young lady
l IL hos IA Il t. - -.
city with her aunt. Mrs. S. Friedman.
is taken from Wednesday evenings ST.
Paul Dispatch:
The marriage of Miss Adela Stern.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Leopold
Stern. 1sa Ashland avenue. to e. De
Roy Koch Of Newark. n. j., was sol.
emnized this afternoon at $50 in the
banquet roo of Carvings Uptown
cafe. The decorative scheme and all
appointments were carried out In
white and yellow. banks of palms and
low roses being used. DR.. D. L. Ry-
pins oficiated. and during the ex.
changing of the marriage vows the
bridal party stood before a bower Of
blossoms and palms. a string orches-
ira played h wedding music. Miss
Gladys Kristeller OF Newark. n. J.,
was Miss Stern's maid OF honor, and
VIZ. hOCn was DS mis- father,
j. Koch.
The brides gown was Of white
charmeuse " lace and satin, made
with full court train. The bodice had
an elaborate garniture of princess lace
and a panel Of the same adorned the
skirt. which Is made on empire lines.
The long tulle veil. edged with point
lace, was caught by a cap of point
lace trimmed with orange blossoms.
The bridal bouquet was Of white mar.
guerites. tied with white tulle.
The maid of honor wore a gown of
pale blue chiffon over satin and car
ried an arm bouquet Of yellow roses.
Mrs. Stern. the brides mother. wore q
robe Of gray-blue beaded tulle over
blue satin with a corsage bouquet Of
violets and lilies Of the valley. A we'd
ding supper val served after the
ceremony to twenty-five guests,
among whom were Mfr. and Mrs. ].
Koch. Miss Gladys Kristeller, Miss
Myer Newman. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Friedman Of Grand Forks. Lloyd
Friedman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hirsch-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Geiger. Miss Lillian
Jeffrey. Miss Irene Caminsky. Miss
Hilda Hirschman and Henry Camin-
sky.
Mr.. Koch and his bride left for an