The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-02

SWe0lSh Lutheran Ladies Aid society
is having its foreign missionary meet
ing in the church basement this aft
ernoon.
Miss Collins Home from Coast.
Miss Gertrude Collins reached home
last evening after a four months sum.
mer pleasure trip through the west
Miss Collins has visited in Tacoma,
Seattle. Portland. Vancouver and sew.
eral other western cities and has had
a most delightful time. Mrs. j. A.
Sorlie and the Misses O'Keefe. former
residents Of this city. were her hos
tesses in Tacoma while in Portland she
was the guest of cousins. In Vancou.
yer she visited with Mrs. George
Biggs. also formerly Of this city, and
was entertained by several other old
friends in sea. ms sad other cities
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson Home.
Prof. and Mrs. Howard E. Simpson
of Belmont n who have been
away during the summer vacation
months are again at home and glad tc
be back with the return of activity al
the state university. Mrs. Simpson
enjoyed her summer at Grand juno.
ton. Colo, and Hutchinson. Kansas
AT the former place she visited her
mother and sister for several weeks
and then came east for a visit with an.
other sister in Kansas. Prof. Simpson
has spent his summer travelling
States Geographical party and joined
Mrs. Simpson in Hutchinson for the
home trip.
Entertained for Miss Mansfield.
Minot Reporter: A very pretty so.
cial event Of Saturday afternoon was
the party given by Mrs. Norman ELI.
son at her home on Park avenue to a
company Of fifteen ladies. The homo,
guest Of the afternoon was Miss Mans.
field. in honor Of whose birthday an.
niversary the party was given. and II
was happy surprise to Miss Mansfield
Sewing and visiting were the pastimes
of the afternoon. At the conclusion OF
the afternoon the hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Carr and Mrs. c. Davick Of
Fargo in serving the refreshmen,
course, a pretty feature Of which was
a large white birthday cake trimmed
with pink candles and made by the
hostess. The cake was placed on a
small serving table. and was u by
the guest Of honor.
State Brides Of the Season.
SnS0oS14lSASS VI V0l6S 6SClyI
Marie Hector. daughter Of Martin
Hector of Fargo and a popular young
socity girl of that city, to William
Harland McGill, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John H. McGill of Boston. Mass. ha,
been announced. The date for thu
wedding has not been given out.
This evening at Fargo will occur the
marriage of Miss Alice Ashland of tina,
city and George Sundt of Lacrosse
Wis. The groom's father, Rev. j. q
Sundt, will perform the ceremony anG
only a few friends and relatives will,
be present.
The marriage of Miss Noltimier Of
Valley City and Mr.. Creighton will be
brides home. Guests for the cere.
mony are already arriving and amona
them are Mrs. George Lund of Soutf
Port, N. c.. and DR.. s. Morris of Wal.
lace. Nova Scotia.
A wedding Of last evening of un.
usual interest was that of Miss Hilda
D. Wyatt Of Larimore and Roy C.
Winslow of Arvilla which was solemn.
lied at the Baptist parsonage in this
city by Rev. Homer M. Cook. The
only guests were the brides mother
and M. W. Spaulding Of this city. ar
old friend Of the family. The groom
Is q son Of A. p. Winslow of this cit,
and with his bride will reside on hi
farm neal Arvilla.
The wedding Of DR.. G. Roy Rtngc
OF Mtnot and Miss Eva Lyliard Of Med.
ford. Ore, was solemnized at the
country home Of the brides parents
In the west and the couple are now on
a coast honeymoon trip. The bride !.
a former member Of the Minot high
school faculty and the groom is a
prominent physician located there.
Miss Mary e. Mcintyre, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcintyre of Winni.
peg. formerly residents Of Oriska, this
state. was welded Monday to DR.
John ID. McEachern of Tyvan, sask