The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL,

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Mrs. E. C.. Bates Here.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. kelsey Of
venue are enjoying a pleas
ant visit from Mrs. E. c.. Bates Of
a former resident OF this
city who returns every summer for a
Visit at the Kelsey home. Mrs Bates
will be here until the middle Of the
month u will also visit her son. Gill;
and with relatives at Foresr
River. Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey
with their guest, Mrs. Bates. Chester
Gilmore Bates INC Raymond
motored to Maple Lake and
enjoyed a Sunday outing at Breezy
Point Villa. They drove homo last
evening.
Miss Bosard WEEDS Wednesday.
Mrs. Jerome L. Bosard Of 1920
University avenue. announces the ap-
marriage OF her daughter.
Miss Edith B. Bosard. TO Sam Rose
borough Rhodes, which will take
place Wednesday OF this week at 8
O'Clock in the evening at Mrs. Bos-
ards home.
This nuptial announcement will be
with unusual interest In the
social circles OF both the city and the
university. The bride-to-be comes
from n OF the city's most prominent
pioneer families and after completing
her education at the University Of
North Dakota was, for a number Of
years. secretary to DR.. Webster Mer-
rifield when he was president Of the
state institution. For the past few
years h has capably filled the posi-.
ton of assistant registrar at the uni
versity. Professor Rhodes has been
connected with the faculty OF the
University of North Dakota as in
structor in the mechanical arts de-
partnlent for the past two years
\ Surprise Birthday Party.
NJ. l.. Black who was ffty.f,ur
Years cid Saturday a given a pleas
ant surprise at his farm home, two
miles north of Schumacher, thai even
ing when his Wife extended invitation
To a group of n~eighboring families for
a handsomely appointed evening din
ner. The guests arrived early In the
evening and the bountiful three course
1epast vas served at $50 o'clock.
Misses Florence and Ella Black.
hdaugers of the hostess, served and
covers were laid for MI. and Mrs. NJ.
l.. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Walsh
and son. Charles. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
West and daughter. Doris, Mr.. n
Mrs. Frank Bear and SONS. Olive and
Robert Miss Hazel Freed of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson and daughters.
Ruth and Edith md son. Llneus, Leo
Bear. Frank and William Black, Miss
es Hazel. Leila and Gertrude Black.
During the evening Mr.. Walsh in
hehalf OF the company presented Mr..
Black with a splendid leather rocker
the evening was passed with vari-
L gsmes and social visiting. Lunch
VAS again served at midnight.
Salisbury Lindsey Announcements.
faculty of the University of North Da-
kota. will become the bride of MIR.
Tasso T. Lindsey. a faculty member Of
the same institution. Wednesday. Au-
gust IA. the marriage ceremony to
take place at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sails
fury, in st. Paul. This is another
nuptial announcement that is of I'M
usual interest to Grand Forks society
for Professor Lindsey will eturn to
this city with his bride about Septem-
her 30 and they will he residents OF
University Place.
Miss Salisbury who base been in
charge of the domestic scince depart
ment at the university for the past
year. held the same position during
the summer term and left last evening
her wedding.
Mr.. Lindsey will leave for the same
city a few days before the wedding
date and though he has not made
definite plans. will take his bride on
an extended trip before returning to
this city. Miss Salisbury has made a
great many friends during her wears
work here and will be cordially well
coined into h young matrons' set.
Prof. Lindsey is an instructor in the
manual training department at the
university.
To Give Dancing Party.
Miss Margaret Sargent and Miss
Ruth Withheld nave invitations out
for a large dancing party to be given
Monday evening. August 5. at the
Hotel Dacotah. The guests Of honor
will be a group of visiting ladies in
Guiding Miss Edna Smith of Bridge
port, Conn: Miss Ruth Farrar of
Erookline: Mass; Miss Mary Louise
Turner of Minneapolis, Miss Helen
Relknap of minneapolis. Miss Hazel
Edison of Larimore. Miss Mildred
Holmes of Devils Lake, and Miss Mar
garet Burr of Minneapolis. The func-
ton will be one of the largest OF the
summer season. $50 Young people
having been favored with invitations,
and among those from out OF town
will be Miss Agnes Smith of Mime
apolis. Miss Ethel Harris Of Crooks
ton. Misses Grace Brynjolfson, Ella
ppsahl and Pink Wilder. who are
spending the umme at Maple Lake.
Russell Gaylord of Minneapolis, Rob
ert GAYLORD of Fargo. Bruce DuVall
OF Mimic. Oscar Gullickson of Park
K!Ver' John Mcknight of Langdon.
Victor Campbell of Hamilton. Raw
Pinkham of Casselton. Albert Hemp
of Valley City, Lynn Sarles of Hills
boro, Clarence Elkin of Mayville, and
jerome Eeiser of Nav..illa