The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22

.i'''fnoon TO the charity party fOr
the Associated Charities the ladies OF
mar meeting until Friday afternoon
AT $50 o'clock.
To We'd Dakota Man.
Among the society pictures in the
Minneapolis Journal Sunday was that
ot Miss Anna Wckrrman. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dickcrman Of tina;
city, who's" engagement to NJ. A. Quit
man of Buffalo Springs. this state. has
been announced.
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To Enter Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mutually Of Al
pl'a avenue loft Sunday evening for
Rochester. Mimi. whore Mrs. Mulal-
~ will cntcr tho Mayo hospital for
treatment. Mrs. Mutually has been in
poor health "f late and ma have to
submit 4" another operation.
Five Nurses Graduate.
Five Young ome will graduate
with nurses diplomas from ST. JOS
cphs hospital in Minot on May I and
tn" class members ar" Miss Helen
ChAtftrld. Miss lngahorG Tmftus. Miss
Matte Rcamish. Miss Rose Mulzof
and Miss kath"rin" Larkin. Invita-
tions for IN" commencement exercises
wa wv ~ t'''A' "a ~ tIi't VIII Nv ltINl
in tho knights Of Columbus hal, i'm
Minut
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Taking Western Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Quigley of Alpha
avenue left Saturday evening on a
three weeks pleasure trip and will
risi, at Gren, Falls. Mont, with MIR.
and Mrs. y. VI. Mullen. at Butte.
Mont. with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Q,ligloy and at Tmatilla. NASH. with
Mr.. and Mrs. James sullivan. They
will als" make stops in Tacoma. Sc
attic. Spokane and Portland.
Mis> Hunt Visited Philadelphia.
Farg" Courier-Ncws: Miss Harriet
Smith college. after a delightful Eas-
ter vacation c at the countr
h"m" of ". w. Atterbury near Phil
ad"lphia. Mr.. .AttcrbuTa. VIII" is first
Vie" president of tho PENNSYLVANIA
and Fri" RAILWAY. extended tho hos
pitaiitN - his BEAUTIFUL home TO sew
tral at Mise limits college associates.
charming. Miss Hunt spent II day ur
Nv" us tho guest of friends in Brook
line. Mass. near BOSTON. and in BIOS
on. before her return 10 school.
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Guests a., Davies Home.
Mr.. and Mrs W. l.. Davies Of Wal
MI, street had as delightful guests at
their home over Sunday DR.. and Mrs.
T.. II. Marcum of Bemidil and Mr.
Davies brother. r. C. Davies of Chcs-
Icy. Ont. The latter stopped here for
a short visit with his brother while
on his way home after a trip through
tho west and continued on his east
ern trip today noon. Mir. Davies will
only remain in Chesley long enough TO
settle up business affairs and pack his
household goods for removal to Kam-
charge Of n of the Budson Bay
stores. Mr.. Davies will go direct to
kam'loops but his wife and child are
planning to come to- this city for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Davies
before going on to their new homo.
Dacotah Dinner Parties.
The dining of the Dacotal1
was the scene of q number of dinner
parties Sunday evening and among
the entertainers were Thomas Coop
or of Fargo who was host to a party
of eight in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
n. Center who have Just come from
Springfield. Ill.,. to make this city
their home. His guests included Mr..
ana Mrs. Center. Mr.. n Mrs. VIII
liam Dryburgh. Mrs. Me Dryburgh
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Nihtch and Miss Mildred Nietch.
Another party who also dined at s
O'clock We're Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Nc
COZ. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Murphy
and the latter's guest. Mrs. Henry
l"nrg Of st. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. L..
Klein Van .Alstine entertained their
guest, Mrs. ID. G. Lorangcr of Duluth,
and Miss Mabel Collins entertained
Mrs. J. 4. Sorlie of Tacoma. Wash.
Gu, Of Town Weddings.
Al Devils Lake Saturday afternoon
occurred the marriage of William Will
son OF that city and Miss Tcna Miller
OF Minneapolis. The wedding was a
quiet affair and they will make their
home in Devils Lake where the groom
is engaged in the insurance business.
Two Young people of Kempton.
Miss Karen Berg and Andrew. Hegse-
stad. were married Sunday afternoon
at the home Of the brides parents
and Rev. j.. II. Runsvold OF North
wood of1c!ated. Tho wedding was at
tended by A large number If invited
friends.
Andrew Hazleton of Milton and
Miss Martha O. Erickson, formerly
OF this city. were married at the Cen
trail Presbyterian church in ST. Paul
and had their wedding dinner immcdt-
ate1y afterward at tho Frederick cafe.
Miss Margaret Bursell was brides
maid n Joseph Berg. a cousin of tho
pride: was best man. The bride is
a We'll known nurse and the groom Is
a duh of the agricultural col
cgc They will reside on the groom's
ranch in the western part of the state
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