The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-05
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Picnic Friday Afternoon.

Picnic Friday Afternoon.
Owing to the rain yesterday the
picnic for the primary department OF
the Presbyterian Sunday school was
postponed until Friday afternoon
when 1t will be held on the lawn al
the c. F. Williams residence on
Fourth Should the weather
again be inclement the party will be
given in the church parlors.
No Plans Made.
Mrs. F. S. Sargent. president Of the
Ladies' Thursday Musical club. will
call a meeting of the members within
a week at which time definite plans
for the "a will be laid out. Yester-
days meeting of a group Of the mem
hers was but the continuation Of an
adjourned meeting Of a committee
named at the annual meeting to look
after some minor matters,
Return From Lake Today.
Mrs. H. II. Healy n her four
daughters expect to return to their
city home in Riverside Park this
evening after enjoying a delightful
summer cottage life at Maple Lake.
Mrs. Healy's return will mark the
renewal of Y. W. c. 4. activities for
she will call a meeting of the board
Of directors for next Monday. At
that time the matter of securing a
new secretary for the association will
be taken up.
Miss Halcrow Back.
Miss Nellie Halcrow arrived today
noon from Bowesmont where she has
enjoyed the summer months with her
mother and sisters and is ready to
enter upon her third years work as
teacher in the junior department at
Wesley college conservatory. Miss
Halcrow has enjoyed her vacation
thoroughly and is glad to be back for
the years work.
Miss Halcrow's sister. Mrs. ]. G.
Moore of this city. and her children
who have been enjoying a months
visit in Bowesmont will be home to.
morrow noon.
Large Bridge Party.
Mrs. W. H. Witherstine and Mrs.
Robert McGrath were hostesses this
afternoon at n Of the largest parties
on the midsummer social calendar.
The pleasure was given as an honor
to Mrs. Witherstine's guest from Chi
cago. Miss Anna Hansen, and a COM
Po'S VI wv idoIOS were lcScltSU III
the parlors of the knights Of CO.
lumbus club rooms. The hostesses
made the rooms exquisitely attractive
for a summer afternoon with a decor
alton of flowers. The colors were
lavender and white and the scheme
was carried out with a profusion of
sweetpeas and asters arranged in
baskets and jardiniers with charming
eect. Bowls Of pink cosmos were al
so used in the playing room and ten
tables were arranged for those who
wished to indulge in the interesting
game Of bridge.
Miss Hanson received with the hos
tesses and the group of ladies who
assisted through the rooms included
Mrs. S. H. Ashley. Mrs. ]. S. Hatcher,
Mrs. Charles King, Mrs. F. F Werst-
lein. Mrs. F. H. Carter, Mrs. T. B. Ell
ton and Mrs. c. S. Dow Handsome
gifts were given as awards for the
high scores and at 4 O'clock a delic.
ious luncheon course was served in
the dining room.
Miss Alice Richter a Bride.
A wedding Of unusual Interest took
place at Larimore Yesterday afternoon
when Miss Alice Carey Richter, only
daughter of Editor Edgar L. Richter
OF the Larimore Pioneer, was given in
marriage to Mr.. Otto A. Ekeroth of
Minneapolis. On account of the seri-
Gus illness of the brides grandfather,
E. c. Arnold, the wedding was a very
quiet family affair and the nuptial
service was read by Rev. Ross w.
Adair, pastor of the First Methodist
church, at his residence. The hour
was $50 o'clock and the only guests
present were the brides father. her
aunt, Miss Emma c. Arnold and Mrs.
Adair.
Miss Richter made a charming
young bride in her wedding gown of a
becoming shade Of blue silk with
which she carried an arm bouquet Of
white carnations. and she was unat-
tended. Immediately after the cere-
money a daintily appointed bridal din
ner was served at the home of the
brides father with covers laid for six.
Mr.. Ekeroth and his bride will visit
in Larimore for several days before re-
turning to Minneapolis where they are
to be at home after September 16.
Mr.. Ekeroth is a Minneapolis boy who
has been connected with the First Ma
tional bank in that city for the past
five years as assistant teller and he
met his bride three years g when
she was a guest at the home Of her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan E..
Richter. Mrs. Ekeroth will receive
congratulations from scores Of friends
in this city for she was a student at
st. Bernard's academy here for several
years.
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