The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-12
Dinner for Rridc.elcct.

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Dinner for Bridc.elcct.
Miss Margaret McMaster who weds
on Thanksgiving day was given a pref.
~ pre-nuptial honor last evening
when Misses Kittle and Barbara Mar.
tin entertained at dinner for her. Jus,
a small company were favored with
invitations and the hostesses served
their delicious repast at $50 O'Clock.
Yellow n white chrysanthemums
adorned the handsomely spread table
and covers were laid for the honoree,
Miss McMaster. Miss Helen Simms,
Miss Hazel tombstone. Miss Hannah
Kennedy. Miss Elaine Rolf. Mrs.
Streeter and Mrs. L. Rutzahn.
Table Hostesses Selected.
Mrs. G.: F. Thacker who has charge
OF the dining room for the ST. Mi.
anaels church dinner Thursday even
ing a. selected her table hostesses
they are Mrs. G. P. T~repanier,
Mrs. J. D: Adshead. Mrs. II. G. Can.
mn. Mrs. J. A. Barlow. Mrs. ] NJ. Car.
roll. Mrs. Thomas Mulligan. Mrs. Fred
is: Duggan n Mrs. w. V. O'Connor,
Each of these ladies will have a table
will be assisted by two other
ladies. Table ferns will he used for
decoration and the knights Of Colum.
-. " par I ul0lnR room and
iopnE vii! be thrown into one large
inning hall for the occasion.
Bridegroom, Arrived Today.
William Gourlie Of New York city
arrived this morning from the east
and SATURDAY. evening he will claim as
ms bride Miss Mary Louise DeCamp,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. De-
camp OF Reeves avenue. Mr.. Gourlie
mas been in Minneapolis and st. Paul
Tor the past few days and while there
was entertained as The guest Of Nj
and Mrs. William Lowry Of Mime.
apolis and Victor DeCamp. a brother
Of h bride-elect. Of st. Paul. Mr.
DeCamp will arrive Friday morning
to remain until after the wedding.
Among the other guests from away
who will be here for the marriae &c
ceremony will be the brides brother
ana sister-in-law. from Spokane,
Camp and their little daughter, Miss
virginia. They are expected Frida,
Civic League Officers Elected.
Mrs. Scott Rex was elected yesterds,
afternoon to serve another two veal
term as president Of the Women't
CIVIC league. the biennial election OF
omcers taking place at the regular NO.
vember meeting OF the organization
after being postponed from the Octo.
Der meeting. Mrs. ]. NJ. Gillette was
elected to succeed Mrs. A. l. Hunter az
vice president and Mrs. A. G. Leonard
succeeds M.s. j. Grassick as secretary.
treasurer Of the league. The newt,
elected ward presidents follow anG
they will select their vice president.
in III ear future:
| Eircf NJ'arl AS.-
Second-Mrs. c. E. Brawner.
Ihird--Mrs. r. A. Sprague.
Fourth--Mrs. Arthur Dinhie.
Fifth-Mrs. J. NJ. Gillette.
Sixth-Mrs. George Jauss.
oeVenth-Mrs. Herman Wolff.
another important action Of thu
business hour was the appointment 81
Mrs. ame Collins. Mrs. ). NJ. Gillett.
Mrs. X. A. Sprague as a commit
zee 10 arrange for presenting a bill
before the coming session Of the legis.
latnre which will provide that cite,
may appropriate funds for a municipa
slaughter house. This action is II
result Of the agitation that has beer
prevalent for some time looking t.
the erection OF a sanitary and modern
slaughter house. a proposition which
seems impossible unless municipa
funds can be appropriated.
cPeH program OF the meeting
was made extremely interesting by al
address from the president. Mrs. Rex
on THE Past and Present of the Ciyi,
League. Its Scope and Possibilities.
Mrs. Rex's paper was comprehensiv,
and she showed by what had been &C
complished that much greater thing
were In the reach Of the league an.
pointed out some of the most attrac
tive possibilities. Mrs. S. Torgersol
reao q paper on current events pre-
pared by DIR. May Sanders VINO wa
unable to be present and Mrs. Gil
'ette's paper was deferred until tn
next meeting,