The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-06
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Sunday Y. w. G. n. VcSper.
Mrs. T. A. Courtney of Ledds will.
speak Sunday at the 4 o'clock vespel
service at the Y. w. C. a. and the so.
cial hour and tea will follow. The
Helen Gould club will meet Sunday a
3 o'clock and this evening the girls
will gather in the gymnasium for q
frolic.
Elk Invitations Out.
Invitations to the Elks' leap veal
party were issued today and a large
company of the ladies of the city
young and old. married and single
have been favored. A cupid marked
1912" adorns the invitation and the
committee has seen fit to put on the
little notice. extra gentlemen SO
cents" The party will be given at
the Elk club rooms next Friday even.
ing and it the one chance i'm -four Ions
Years which the fair sex have of dem
onstrating THEN appreciation of the
many splendid good times the Elks
have given them during their annual
social seasons. The same entertain.
mem committee is in charge of the
party n they will secure the best
of everything for the ladies. Finley's
orchestra will play and the dancing
hours will he from 3 to | o'clock.
900
Miss Grinnell a Bride Today.
This morning at the residence III
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Goodman at 20s
Reeves avenue Mrs. Goodman's
daughter, Faith Evelyn. became a
bride. her marriage to Mr.. Edward T
Conmy of Fargo. son of Judge and
Mrs. f. w. Conmy of Pembina, tax.
ing place at 10 o'clock. 1t was a ouis,
home ceremony of simple appoint
ment and only immediate friends and
relatives were numbered among the
guests. The couple We're unattended
and the marriage service was read by
Rev. w. II. Matthews. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. \ very
interesting and unusual feature of the
happy event was the brides wedding
gown which was the same that her
mother wore twenty-five years ago. II
was A rich mauve soire made with an
overdress or oriental lace and trim.
med with the identical trimming used
q quarter century ago. The gown was
Just remodeled enough to give it a
touch of the modern style and was
o striking on the fair young bride.
The serving of a prettily appointed
wedding breakfast Immediately fol-
lowed the ceremony, the brides moth
err being assisted by Miss Lola Peter
son. Miss Mildred Corliss, Mrs. j. r.
NdlIeA ana MIS-. InOmaS >. tarr OF
Hillsboro. and at noon Mr.. Conmy
and his bride left on a short honey
moon trip to the twin cities and pos
sibly Chicago. On their return they
will so to Fargo to make their future
home and they will receive at apart
ments in the Presidential flats on
North Broadway after February is.
This wedding will occasion much
interest among both young and old
for the families of both bride and
groom are we'll known over the state
and the young people are graduates of
the state university. Mrs. Conmy wal
very popular during her student days
and is a member of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority. She graduated from
the teachers curse with the class of
1910 and though she spent last year
at home she has been engaged in
teaching this year, resigning her po-
sition in the Reynolds high school just
before h holidays. Mr.. Conmy, aft
er completing his arts course at the
state institution returned to the COL
lege of law and graduated in 1910. He
Immediately took up his profession In
Fargo where he has since been con-
nected with the we'll known firm of
Ball, Watson Young and Lawrence.
MI. Conmy was famous in athletics
while a college student and is a mem
Der of the Sigma Chi fraternity.