The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-22

Nltat1onS today for another informal
party, the date being next
evening, June 2s. Programs
will be used and the usual good time
is promised.
at Parsons Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Parsons Of
Franklin avenue are enjoying a visit
from Mrs. Parsons sister, Mrs. May
Crane of Jackonsville, Fla, and
her little daughter. Mrs. Crane for
merly resided at Cooperstown and has
friends here.
From San Francisco.
Miss Jennie Cameron arrived last
evening, from San Francisco to enjoy
Il months visit here as the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Hugh Stewart Of Chey-
enne avenue. After completing her
visit here Miss Cameron and her sis
ter, Miss Camilla who arrived several
days age. Will go to southern Mime
sofa FOR y visit with friends.
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Guests From Forest River.
Mrs. Annie Fisher and Miss Beryl
arrived yesterday from Forest River
and will visit with Mrs. Fishers
Fourth street, until the middle of the
week. Miss Rollins will also visi,
here. Miss Rollins will leave soon for
Vancouver, Wash. where she will
spend the summer.
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IL Porch Party.
Mrs. A. L.. Woods gave a delightful
porch party yesterday afternoon from
8 to . o'clock at her Belmont avenue
home and the pleasure was a contri-
button to the Y. w. c. A. silver chain.
The ladies brought their needlework
and the pleasure Of visiting was en-
HANGED by some delightful vocal num-
by Miss Mclean who is Mrs. c.
S, Marsden's charming guest and
some piano numbers by Mrs. j.. II.
Void. Mrs. Woods served dainty re-
fresh1nents at the close and her
guests were Mrs. Sig Wolff, Mrs. c. S.
Marsden, Miss Mclean, Mrs. A. j.
Ladd. Madame Williamson, Mrs. E. j,
Lander. Mrs. p. S. Houghton, Mrs. j.
Fl. Void, Mrs. a. a. Bruce and Mrs. o.
Is. Burtness.
Delightful Afternoon Party.
Mrs. John Valley WIS a delightful
hostess Of this afternoon when she
entertained at her Riverside Park
home In honor OF her sister, Mrs. NJ,
j. Enright who soon leave for Seattle
to reside. and Mrs. d. Mu!rein who
will make her future home in ST. Paul
Mrs. Valley invited guests for seven
tables at cards and she made her
home fragrant and summary with a
generous use of lovely red peonies and
pansies. The spirited game "a fol.
lowed by an hour of social visiting and
at 5 o'clock the tables were spread 70,
a delicious luncheon service. Hand,
some trophies We're awarded for the
high scores and Mrs. Valley was as.
sisted in the pleasure of her company
by Miss Mary Ryan. Mrs. John Disher
Miss Elizabeth O'Gorman. Miss Violet
Lowe. Mrs. Nj. ]. Sullivan, Mrs. j. w
Lowe n Mrs. Enright.
Gorman-E1arkc Wedding.
\ pretty Wedding was solemnized
at ll:S0 o'clock this morning at the
parsonage of st. Michael's Catholic
church when Miss Lillian Clarke %,
Fargo became the bride of Edward j
German of Winnipeg. Father
Frances Zumbusch performed TIL.
marriage ceremony and the bride wa:
handsomely gowned in a tailored sui
of champagne hroadcloth. Miss Edna
Coleman of Fargo was her only at.
tendant and she wore a becoming
bridesmaids gown of White lace, +
J. German OF Winnipeg, a brother o,
the groom. was hest man.
Immediately after the weddins
ceremony the bridal party and guest:
repaired to the home of MIR. and Mrs
John German on Cherry street where
la p~rettily appointed wedding break.
fast was served. In the service of the
fepaSt Mrs. German was assisted b,
her daughters. Mrs. n. j. Sweeney ant
Miss Edna German. and the guest.
from out of town We're Mr.. and Mrs
James German and family of Fargo
Miss Coleman of Fargo and T. j. Cor.
man of Winnipeg.
MIR. German and his bride will leave
this evening for Winnipeg where the.
will make their future home and they
will receive after July Is.
Rev. Hulteng's Silver Anniversary.
Today i sthe silver wedding ami
versary of Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Hui
teng of Belmont avenue and also tn
tWenty-ffth Anniversary of Rev. Hui
tens's ordination to the ministry ant
in honor of both occasions the mem
bers of his four congregations ar,
entertaining at the Zion Lutheran
church this afternoon. The days fes
t~ivities opened with a magnificen
wedding dinner served in the church
basement at 2 o'clock. the hostesse
being the ladies of the Aid societie
of the Zion Lutheran church. tn
Brenna church. tie East Waldo an,
the Grand Marais churches, all o
which have Rev. Hultens for their eff
fcient and esteemed pastor.
The ladies planned to sereve so
! guests at the wedding dinner and tn,
appointments were carried out j
pink and white. The tables were ar
ranged in a horseshoe with smalle
tables in the enter and tall jardin
iers of lovely pink an dwhite peonie
were used in abundance. Smilax am
the center Of the table was marke'
with a huge wedding cake. Whel
Rev. and Mrs. Hulteng entered tn
dining room the joyous notes Of tn
Mendelssohn wedding mrch wer
sounded, Miss Amanda Berg presid
ing at the piano. and the guests O
honor marched to the places of hon
or.
The s%urnptuous dinner service will
be followed by a program At whicl
Rev. j. D. Rundsvold of Eorthwoo,
will preside and deliver the principa
address. Prof. o j. Hanson will ais
be presented with a purse of silve
from the four congregations. A we'd
ding supper will be served at 6 o'clocl
and the program this evening will b
an address by Rev. H. j. Glenn an
musical numbers by the quartet.
Rev. and Mrs .Hulteng We're mar
ried just twenty-five years ago toda,
at the brides home in Arendal. Nor
way. her maiden name being Mis-
Maria Jensen. A few days later Rev
Hulteng vas ordained at the Chiver
sity Of Christian mia, that city being hi
home, and two weeks later they sail
cd f~~ ~ 4r{oo E4~@,H EHollr Mics