The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13
A:an. Visitors. in CITY.

There are 50 many visiting guests
anon both the younger set and the
mAtror:s in the city at present and so
manN more coming during the remain
der of the rlonta 70 he here for the
fair that the next faw weeks ought 10
tie Very busy ones in the social world.
The honor parties We're given a good
start during the past week and should
the calendar continue as gay for the
rest OF the month the summer would
pass by without being called the dull
est in manv wears. "a condition which
has threatened for some time.
True, il is . busy time with those
who are interested in the fair for so
many people like 20 have something
listed mo tla large displays. Get
ting G things ready each year
means work and this usually is left
until just the last few weeks. The
Wonlan's department has always been
a leader IN exhibits ana the good work
should he encouraged for many Nisi-
tors make the trip 20 the fair grounds
for no other purpose than to see the
fine handwork of the feminine world.
painting. cooking. needlework and the
scores of other articles which always
are included in this department.
If the auto trip is made to Winni-
peg the coming week. 1t will take
many of the society people away for
three days and it will be a real pleas
ure journey for all are planning on an
exceptionally jolly time.
Two Brides Of tho Week.
The marriage Of DR.. Lyman Ray
Critchheld of Galesburg, this state.
and Miss Irene Pauline Siverson OF
St. Cloud. Mimi. took place at the
home of the brides parents arc was
a beautiful home ceremony. The
couple Immediately left for Galesburg
TO reside and on their arrival found
themselves honor guests at a large
public reception. Both bride and
groom are graduates Of the Univers-
ity Of Minnesota and have scores Of
friends who will extend congratula-
tons.
A large church wedding was SOL
emnized at the Lutheran church at
Harwood when Miss Minnie Ostby.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Ostby. became the bride of Peter
Eorby Of Sebeka. MINI. Miss Julia
Larson rendered the wedding music
and Miss Margaret Hibbard as flower
girl led the bridal party to the altar.
Miss Mabel Davidson and Misses
Clara and Gertrude Ostby We're
George and Harry Ostbv and Melvin
p. Ostby. d cousin. Rev. E. E. Gynild
performed the ceremony and the we'd
ding dinner was served at the home
of the brides parents.
Miss Taft Going West.
Miss Helen Taft. daughter Of the
president. is arranging a party of
young people to make a tour through
Glacier national park in Montana iii
August and she has invited Mrs.
George E. Vincent. wife of the presi-
dent Of the University of Minnesota,
to chaperone. Mrs. Vincent, who is
now in Wilkesbarre. Pa, spending the
s!,mmer with her parents, has ac-
opted the invitation and will meet
ne girls in Washington. In the party
will he Miss Taft. Miss Martha Bow
ers, daughter Of the late attorney
general of the United States, Lloyd
w. Bowers. and her brother. M Of
Miss. Taft's brothers and also Miss
Isabel Vincent. John Vincent. a
brother Of Isabel. who has a summer
position on a ranch in Wyoming, will
Join tho party in Montana n they
all plan to do much of their sight
seeing on horseback.
To Visit At Lake City.
Misses Elite and Enid Lowe. daugh-
tiers Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Lowe Of
North Fourth street. leave this even.
Ing for Lake City. Mimi. where they
viii visit their aunt, Miss Julia Cal
man, and their grandfather. Miss
Elite will be away but two week but
Miss Enid will not return until time
Tor the opening Of school in Septem.