The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-20
December Brides Of the State.

home wedding took place at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Pearson when
their daughter. Miss (ilenna. was Civ
en- in marriage 10 Ole ]. Mork. A
prettily appointed wedding breakfas,
followed the taking Of the nuptial
VOWS and this afternoon a large recep-
ton in honor Of the young couple is
being held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Pearson.
Wednesday afternoon at Langdon
occurred the marriage of Miss Efie
Smith. daughter If Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Smith. and Albert Murie. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murie. Rev. r.
j. Hibbard read the ceremony in the
presence Of a small company Of invit-
ed guests n the bridesmaid and hes,
Smith. The wedding dinner wa:
served at the home Of the brides par.
n and in the evening d large recep.
ton val given at Mr.. and Mrs. Roi,er,
Murie's home. The couple will l.c Il,
nome on their farm after January /
SNOWFALL Party" Mt Lake.
The Devils Lake lodge Of Eiks gives
the first "S%nowball' dancing part,
ever given in that city this evening
and the committee has arranged for
the entertainment of over 200 couples
The party is to be one Of elegant ap-
pointment and without question will
be the handsomest affair ever witness.
ed In that section Of the state. IT will
be a perfectly white party with every.
one. both ladies and gentlemen. ir
sno" white dress. and the large bal
room has been exquisitely decorated
to further carry out the SNOWFALL idea
quantities Of lovely white blossoms
VIII be arranged In massive basket.
to adorn the tables and pedesals ir
the parlors. lounging room and bal
room and from overhead myriads o,
cotton snowballs will be suspended
Touches of purple. the lodge color
Will be here and there to give contras,
and the electric lamps will be shaded
with white globes. The music will BIZ
the best to be had and a splendid sun.
per Will be served.
the Devils Lake Elks mean to make
this party an annual affair and tn.
committee in charge this year which
mas done so much toward making il
the GROWING social event Of the yea,
Includes rom Page. DIR. d. G.. McIn
tosh. r. A. Austin, Earl Duell. job,
Desmond. Otto kepp. ". II. Henri.
and Charles Henley.
Turkey Trot Frowned Upon.
One group Of Washington societ,
folks have at LAST decided that the ney
tangled dances are not long lived an,
that they must be eliminated from tn,
strictly proper social sets. The Dam
ing class which includes a large nun1
Der Of the Fashionable set has place,
is stamp Of disapproval on its frs
announcement which appears in tn
Washington Post IS follows:
THE Dancing class held a n1eetin,
yesterday, At which it was decided tina
the committee be enlarged and tina
various changes be made which will
make tho Dancing class one Of tn,
o delightful FEATURES of Washing
ton society this winter. The commit
tee as it now stands includes Mime
j.. II. de Sibour. president; Mrs. Pres
ton Gibson. vice president: Mr.. J. H
de Sibo'lr. treasurer, and Mr.. Prestol
Gibson. secretary. The committe
consists, in addition to those aIread
named. of Mrs. John r. Wilkins, Mi
Reynolds Hit. and Mr.. II. S. Legare
The first ball will be given the nigh
OF December 90. which will be in tn
nature of a Christmas dance.
Christmas tree will be on the stage
but the curtain will he lowered unit,
! e'ock WHen II Will DC raised an
presents distributed for all member
Of the class. The turkey trot. chicke
MP. bunny hug. and other dances wi
be fr"wned upon. Later in the seaso
there will be two brilliant balls give
by the Dancing class. each in costum,
a large number Of New York peopl
are coming over for Tho opening d.
cemocr 20. which is virtually the bt
ginning of the dancing season. an
which promises to be a most brilliaI
function"