The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-04
Out of Town Weddings.

Out of Town Weddings.
This afternoon at Casselton occurs
the marriage of Miss Adeline Roth OF
that city and Herman l.. Stern of Val.
ley City. The wedding ceremony will
be read at the home of MIR. and Mrs
NJ. G. Strauss and a large reception
will follow. They will be at home ii
Valley City after July Is.
Roy j. Dunlap, city editor of tn,
Courier-News at Fargo. became :
benedict Yesterday. his bride being
Miss Lulu Trankee. also of Fargo. Tho
ceremony was performed at the homo
of the Presbyterian pastor and the
bride was attired in a tailored suit OF
navy blue. The young couple will
take their wedding trip later and viii
be at home at 1924 First avenue
north.
A charmingly appointed church
wedding at Minot was that of Miss
katherine O'Dell of that city and Leor
Ellithorpe of bingham, Mont, which
took place at the Methodist church
Five thirty o'clock in the afternoon
was the marriage hour and only d
small company of invited friends were
present. Pink and white roses were
used generously with green fern in
hankine the rostrum and jardiniers OF
purple and white lilacs adorned tho
railing. Mrs. Arthur Blaisdcll presided
at the pipe organ n Miss Mabel Mil.
Ter of Norwich SANG beloved. it is
Morn Rev. Il. a. Olson performed
the ceremony and the wedding sup
per was served in the church dining
room Immediately after the ceremony
The couple left that evening for Vii.
liston and from there to bingham
where the room is engaged in the
practice of law.
Fred Taylor Among Guests.
Fred Taylor of jamestown. who is
an engineering student at the univer.
sity. will be among the guests at a
notable double wedding to take place
in Minneapolis tomorrow. according
to the following item from the Min
neapolis Journal:
Ing by Mrs. G. II. Durrin at hel
home. 1915 Fourteenth avenue south
east, for her son, Eugene f. Durrin,
and his tiancee. Miss Irene Mary
Smith. and for Miss Margaret Evelyn
Smith n Carl a. Taylor of Ishpem-
ing. Mich. whose double wedding will
take place Wednesday,. Covers will
be placed for eight.
Mrs. Walter Campbell of 2646 Fill
more street was hostess at a dinner
Thursday for Miss Irene Smith and
Mr.. Durrin. at which covers were
placed for eight. y number of out
Of town guests will be here for the
wedding. Mrs. r. F. Bigelow, an aunt
of the Misses Smith of jamestown, n.
d.. has already arrived and is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
G. Smith. the parents of the Misses
Smith. Mr.. n Mrs. Frank Chady
of Waupaca. Wis. will come for the
wedding and will be guests at the
| Smith hnroo Nv o~S 1f~~ E~--y
Taylor of Jamestown. N. D.. parents
of Mr.. Taylor. and Fred Taylor OF
the University of North Dakota: and
Mrs. Helen Rafferty, of Spring Valley,
Mimi. the grandmother of Mr.. Tay-
Tor. will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton, while in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Durrin will entertain Mrs. d
B. Gorham of Shawno. Wis. and Mr..
and Mrs. John Andrews also OF
Shawno."
Mrs. Robertson Hostess Today.
Mrs. z. P. Robertson had a delight
full social gathering at her home at
University Place this afternoon when
she gathered all the ladies connected
with Wesley college together for a
farewell visit. The guests included
the members of the Inter Nos club,
the senior teachers of the college, the
wv VI VIE faculty men, anu Ile
wives of the trustees and the guests of
honor were Mrs. c. G. McCown who
moves to Chicago and Misses Cordelia
Ifulhurd and Jennie Anderson Of the
conservatory faculty who leave Fri
day for a summers stay in Germany.
The company numbered twenty ani
the afternoon hours We're happily
passed with some musical numbers
and delightful visiting.
1Jrc Eo1,arter, ,ln,-a Ill., $500.
with bowls of spring flowers and was
assisted in the service of a delectable
ref:eshment course by Mrs. German
and Mrs. Harold Robertson.
Fargo's Nurse on Vacation.
Miss Grace N. Robinson. Fargo's
visiting nurse. is taking her vacation
this month also and in company with
Miss Sadie L. jacobson Of that city
will attend the national conference
of Charities and Corrections in Cleve-
land. Ohio. Miss Robinson was pre-
scented with a beautiful gold watch
by a number Of Fargo ladies yester-
day afternoon and she will be away
for the entire month of June.
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Thoroughly Enjoyed Trip.
Minot Reporter: Rev. and Mrs. w
G. Hunter returned from their south
ern trip Yesterday morning. They ha j
a most delightful trip and enjoyed TIL.
southern hospitality that was extended
to them from every hand. Automo.
bile rides md %luncheons were Features
Of their entertainment and the south
is particularly beautiful at this season
of the year. They feel that their at
tendance at this synod is one of the
most pleasant trips they have eve,
had Mr.. Hunter will remain at homo
Tor a week before returning to his
pastoral work in Montana.