The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-07

'rsc was married in the Kaisarin
ti%adaechtniss Kirche in Berlin. Ger
MANY. to Herr Gustav j. Wactzold Of
tho German embassy in Rome. there
was much interest in her wedding for
she had made n great many friends
anon the students and educators in
this state. Another wedding in that
same family occurred Tuesday even
ing in Minneapolis when her brother,
Frank Clinton Hcstor Of Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. claimed az his bride Miss Many
Van Antwerp Rcnner. eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bonner of
1860 Kenwood parkway.
The Minneapolis Journal gives the
following of the event:
Green n white were the chosen
colors and the ceremony took place
amidst II setting Of palms. ferns. smi-
la% and Easter lilies: Miss Renner and
Mr.. Rcstor We're unattended at the
ruptial service. Rev. William G.. Stud
we'll. assistant pastor Of 81. Marks
Episcopal church of1iciated i'm the alb
sence of Rev. James T.. Freeman. The
guests were the relatives and intimate
Presbyterian Md Meeting.
The Presbyterian ladies held their
first business meeting in the now
church rditirc yesterday afternoon and
plans for tho annual Easter sale was
among he first things taken w. They
selected Thursday. April 4, as the date
of TIL" church. Mrs. w. III. Kelsey is
chairman nf IN" committee in charge
and she will he assisted by Mrs. II.
u. Nrutal and several other ladies.
! The ladies also decided to respond
TO the request of the men in charge
Of tn" Men and Religion Movement
convention to he held here next week
4 I'm fho SS1ltfr~ ~ ,,N-,.:I;-, ,-- g.
those who attend the various sessions
held in the Presbyterian church 1t
viii b." a great convenience 10 those
in attendance to bc able to get meals
AT the church SO tho ladies will serve
in tn" church dining room and those
appointed t" make arrangements for
the same arc Mrs. Andrew vcitch.
Mrs. =. S. Hought"n. Mrs. Rand Smith
and Mrs. J. Bell DrHcmer.
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w. &. I. L. Red Letter Day.
This weeks meeting Of the w. &.
I. 4. which will hc held Friday after
noon at $ o'clock at the homo of Mrs.
y. i. McIlraith. 5l7 North Sixth
street. is TO he n of the Years rod
lrttcr days. an observance of the birth
day of the national presidcn, which
TAILS on March 1. a splendid program
has been arranged and tho union en-
tends everyone. whether members Of
the w. c. T. L. or not. u cordial in
,itation tn attend, The program num-
h"rs arc as follows:
Hymn--"liow Firm "a Foundation"
Scripture reading.
Solo-"Wear tho White Ribbon
Mrs. j. Rell EIoRemer.
Parer~-"Why We Celebrate Marcel,
l"--Mra. .. Patterson.
sketch of Mrs. Lillian Stevens.
president of he" national w. G. T. L.
and edit"r-in-chicf OF the White Rib
bon Rul"tin--Mrs. NJ. q. Stokeshcrry.
Papcr-"NNhat is the F%hilanthrop..
Fund::"-Mrs i. II. Mclean.
Extracts from Mrs. Stevens annua
address at the Milwaukee w. G. T. L..
convenfion-Mrs. George w. Gets.
Greetings from the state president.
Sinsing-"Some Glad DAY"
Series Of Aid Meetings.
Mrs. A. T. Thalle was hostess This
afternoon to the Methodist Aid society
ladies OF the first and second districts
and h entertained at her home on
North Fifth street. A social hour with
refreshments followed the business
session and Mrs. Thalle chose as her
assisting ladies some friends from the
w. n. c.. Mrs. Arthur Barnard. Mrs.
S. Berg. Miss Josie Monson and Mrs.
Sutton.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. II. X.
Chidlaw entertained tho ladies OF TIL.
seventh district at her home on Euclid
avenue. Mrs. F.. T.. Coss assisted in
the service of a dainty rcpast which
followed the business meeting and
there was the usual good attendance.
Mrs. :, +. Caswell also entertained
ednfsday afternoon and hcr guests
were h ladies of districts five and
SIX. \ large umhc turned out and
Mrs. Caswell served a delicious rcpast
al the close "t h social hour.
Baptist Missionary Meeting.
The Women's Missionary Circle Of
the First Baptist church will meet in
the church psrlors Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. a large attendance is
desired as there is business of i'm.
portance to he transacted. All ladies'
are requested to bring in the money
they have carried for the special mis-.
slonary Offering. The following is the
programs:
Bible reading. Matt. Is: Ito.
The Easter Commission-Mrs. n. r..
Lincoln.
Work at the front.
Sal Seen Through the Eyes Of a
Ieacher"-Mrs. o.. A.. Webster.
Obj Seen Through the Eyes Of an
Evangelist"-Mrs. c. E. Hermans.
.cl Seen Through the Eyes OF a
fhSsician'-Mrs. y. p. squires.
Couple Welded Wednesday.
KEY, A: J. Hulteng oficiated We'd
nesdaE afternoon at the marriage of
MISS Clara Haatvedt of this city and
Arthur Robinson. formerly of Iowa.
Tn" ceremony being performed at the
manse. The attendants were Miss AL
ma Opsahl and Charles Haatyedt and
the young couple left on the evening
train for Iowa.
Golden Rod Hostcsses.
me ladies OF the Golden Rod club
Will meet mex Wednesday afternoon
as guests of Miss Ethel Fennell and
Mrs: Canton and they will entertain
IN the Royal Neighbor lodge rooms in
Empire block. The club is com.
posed Of only members of the Royal
Important Guild Meeting.
st. Agne Guild OF st. Paul's church
Will hold an important business meet
ing at the home of Miss Mildred Cor.
ilss on Reeves avenue this evening at
3 o'clock. Every member is urged
to be present.
Returned From Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Ruettell re.
turned Wednesday evening from Min
neapolis where they have been eniov.
ing a few DAYS visit as guests OF Mrs
Ructtell's parents.
A Long Task.
Finding it without the help Of the
Want Ads takes too long!
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