The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
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1OilIS4lt - VII ISlAliIS eve ana I'fi-
haps there never before has beer so
much happiness i'll all the homes NJ
Grand Forks as there is tonight. The
weather has been ideal aud the nigh,
undoubtedly will he a perfect one Tor
those who wish to attend Christmas
tree exercises or go 10 the shops %
buy the last gifts for the members Of
fully assured that old Santa will ne
along most any Minute.
Through the Associated Charities.
generous hearted citizens. the Good
Fellow and Zig Brother movement
the poor nav heen Well cared fo- ana
there will be few if any homes in the
city tomorrow where a real good tUr-
key dinner will not he enjoyed. TOYS
and the much desired Christina; gifts
Of the little folks have been generous
~ distributed and everywhere III"
spirit of Christmas seems at It's height.
Tomorrow will be Il day of early
rising, church attendance. hig dinners
and thorough happiness and enjoy
nlent for everybody. Before dayhroaa
the tiny tots will ne out TO peer a'
the brilliantly lighted Christmas tree
and the older folks. at least a great
many of them. Will he up to attend
the $40 and 6 O'clock masses u s..
Michael's Catholic church and the d!t-
ferent Lutheran churches. The re
ligious services Will continue through
the morning. particularly at the Cath
Ole church, and the bounteous dinner
feasts will occupy the afternoon. Few
evening dinners are on the calendar
and there will be but little entertain
ing outside of family gatherings.
Christmas day has long been OBJ
served as M day get apart for the
family alone and it is growing more
and more each year TO he ANYTHING
but a day Of entertaining. The youns
older folk from distant homes and
positions for the annual visit and AT
many q dinner table tomorrow there
will be the first family reunion In q
year or more. Invited dinner guests
are largely those from away or those
without homes near enough 10 go 20
at this time. 1t will be a home day
s%ervance is n that will give eXtrem-
pleasure and happiness TO sevcra!
hundreds.
A. c. Faculty Man Webs.
Fargo Forum: An event Of inter
est in college circles Of the CITY was
the marriage on Saturday evening at
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Whitaker, sr.. of New Brunswick. y.
j.. to Prof. Charles J. T. Dorvland,
professor Of botany and bacterioloay
at the agricultural college. The mar
riage service was solemnized at the
home of the brides parents and vas a
notable social event Of the holiday
o'Gradv cficia,ed and the guest list
included only relatives and Immediate
friends Of the family. The home was
beautifully decorated in Christmas at
tire and the bride was lovely in an
empire gown Of white brocaded satin.
Her veil vas arranged cap fashion
and fastened with orange blossoms.
Of the valley and roses. The vows
We're exchanged under a beautiful
white bell and the bride was given in
marriage by her father. Miss Grace
u. Whitaker. a sister Of the bride.
was maid Of honor and wore light
green brocaded satin and carried an
arm bouquet of naircissus. Harry Nc
served as best man. Following tn
nuptials al elaborate wedding s,,-rcr
was served and later in the evening
professor and Mrs. Doryland left for
a short wedding trip. They will spend
Christmas with Mrs. Dor*land's peo-
pie at their country home at Bradley
a and Will later come TO Fargo,
wnere they VIII be at home at 301
Tenth street north. The wedding WAS
the elimination of a pretty romance
begun at the New jersey experimen;
station about two years ago, whe.l
Professor Doryland was Connected
with that institution.
Family Party at Mayors Home.
Mayor and Mrs. NJ. F. Murphy will
share Christmas dinner hospitality
tomorrow with a marry If ra,,+ly..
and the Christmas feast will be served
In the afternoon at their Reeves ave.
u home. The guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy and ch:l.
dren Of Reynolds. Miss Mayme Hor.
gan Of Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F,
sheehy and son, Edward. and Miss
Sue Virgins.