The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-13
In the Gay Social Whirl |


Visiting Nurse Committee.
The visiting nurse committee Of
the Associated Charities is requested
10 meet at the city hall Saturday aft
ernoon at 8 o.clesk,
Closed Bcmidji Cottage.
have closed their summer home u;
Lake Bemidji and returned to their
home at Mimic. Miss Agnes Boeing
who went to the lake on her return
from Madison. Wis, where she is 4
student at the University of Wiscon-
sin is enjoying a weeks visit at the
Mimic home before returning to her
domestic science.
Attended Sorority Convention.
Miss Leone Cory enjoyed a visit be-
tween trains yesterday from Miss Lot
tie Trenholne of Seattle. WASH. who
was on her way home after attending
a sorority convention in Chicago as a
delegate from the University of Wash.
ington chapter. Miss Trenholne is a
former resident of Bathgate and went
from here to that city for u brief visit
~ SAA AkIGllAS. SIl III return lHlS
evening n continue her trip west.
Entertained for Miss Swain.
Mrs. Roger W. Cooley received
guests for two tables at bridge yester-
day afternoon as a compliment to
Mrs. Robert D. Camphell's sister. Miss
Frances Swain who is her guest from
Chicago. Mrs. Cooley entertained It
her University venue home and made
the rooms attractive with a pretty ar
rangement of the seasons garden flow
ers. a dainty favor was given Miss
Swain and a light repast was served
at the close of the afternoon,
Walter Cory En- Route Home.
Walter Cory, who has been enjoying
a months visit with relatives and
friends in the several coast cities.
starts on the home trip today. He
will leave Seattle for Spokane this
evening and after spending a few
days in the latter city he will come
directly home. Mr.. Cory has spent
couver. Seattle and Spokane.
Mrs. o'Connor Party Hostess.
Mrs. Lawrence E. O'Connor is the
chosen hostess for the September
party given by the Ladies' Altar SC.
ciety of St. Michael's church and the
group OF ladies she has selected to
assist her are Mrs. Catherine Biggs
Mrs. John Harvey. ST.. Mrs. Steve
Werstlein: Mrs. Thomas Collins. Mrs
L. P. colborn. Mrs. Earl Robertson
Mrs. H. j: Monley. Mrs. E. H. Toen.
seng and Miss Margaret Lynch. The
party will be given in the parlors OF
the Knights of Columbus hall an6
Friday evening of next week probabl,
Will be the date though this has no
been definitely decided upon An.
nouncement will be made the earl,
part of next week.
Dinner Party Tonight.
Miss Alice Dinnie will give a hand
somely appointed dinner at her hom,
on North Fifth street this evenin,
as a farewell event just before she
leaves for the east to attend college
Miss Dinnie has invited a compan,
OF eight intimate girl friends for tn,
pleasure and will serve a lve cours,
repast at $3.50 o'clock. Covers viii
De placed at the large table in tn.
dining room which will have a pleas
ing arrangement OF sweetpeas 70,
decoration and the guests will be Mis-
Irene Cross. Miss Edith veitch, Mis-
Vera Stinson, Miss Jessie Dow. Mis-
Ethel Kaufman. Miss Nellie McMul
len. Miss Margaret Lucas and Mis-
Ellza Lucas. The hostess moth
er. Mrs. John Dinnie. and her daugh
ter. Miss Hazel. will serve.
Miss Johnson's Wedding.
Miss Anna Kane and Miss Slyvi,
Stone returned yesterday from Hills
ooro, where they attended the wed
/ dino ~ Aftc~ r~aVA- A--- 5000
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels johnson O
that city. and Mr.. Perry Nelson OF TIL,
jewelry firm Of Benton and Nelson o
Fargo. The marriage was a hand
somely appointed church ceremon,
solemnized at the Swedish Lutheran
church at high noon in the presenc
OF a large company Of guests includ
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Miller Of Min
neapolis. Miss Esther johnson o
Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mel
son of Fargo. and Carl Nelson O
Minneapolis.
At the marriage altar the bride wa
trimmed with Irish point lace ant
she wore a bridal veil of tulle caugh
with a wreath of pink rose buds. TIL,
bridal bouquet was Of bride roses tiet
with tulle. Miss Olga johnson wa,
her sisters only attendant and sh,
wore a bridesmaid gown Of whit,
serge n large black hat. Chris
Knutson of Fargo was the groom
best man. Miss Sylvia Stone Of thi
city played the wedding music ant
Immediately after the nuptial vow,
had been taken the wedding dinner
was served at the home Of the BRIDE
parents. The home WAS beautiful,
decorated with summer garden flow
ers, pink and white sweetpeas beint
generously used in the dining room
while purple and white asters pre-
vailed In the parlors. Thirty guest,
were served.
MI. Nelson and his bride left II
the evening on a honeymoon trip Il
the twin cities and Mrs. Nelson wor,
a handsome tailored suit Of blue Will
accessories to match. They will re-
side In Fargo, their at home date be,
ing October Is.
The bride will receive good wishe,
from scores Of friends in this city FOL
she resided here with her parents un,
til they moved to Hillsboro but a few
months g and for five years she
was connected with the Tri-State Tel.
ephone company's ofHces in this cifv