The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-18
Will Entertain Thursday.

Will Entertain Thursday.
Mrs. Jeffrey G.. LeBeau and Mrs.
Frank a. Taylor have issued invita-
tions for an informal bridge party for
Thursday afternoon. They will en-
tertain at Mrs. LeBeau's home in the
Dinnie apartments on Fourth avenue.
Guest Mt Marsdcn Home.
DR.. n Mrs. e. s. Marsden are en-
PERTAINING as u pleasant guest at their
Reeves avenue home, Miss Harriet
Mclean of Fayettc. Iowa. Miss Nc
Lean is supervisor of music in the
city schools at Snohomish. Wash,
and stopped here while en- route home
for her summer vacation.
Presbyterian Dime Social.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have a dime social in the
church parlorS Wednesday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock and the hostesses will be
Mrs. u. A. Mickey and Mrs. j. Hell
mer. assisted by the ladies of the
sixth district.
Return From West Thursday.
Mrs. Will Flaherty of the Elite
Hair store and her mother. Mrs. Mary
Gravelle. are expected home Thurs
day evening after enjoying a two
months visit with Mrs. G%ravelle's
two daughters, Mrs. o.. u. T'razce and
Mrs. IL. II. Corliss at Medford. Ore.
En- route home they have also visited
with friends II relatives at North
Yakima. Seattle and Portland.
H"sllinS-C Oliinson Wedding.
"A beautifully appointed home we'd
ding was solcmniz"d in Devils Lake
this afternoon when Miss Mary j. Col
linson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
"ph Collinson of that city. became the
bride of Oliver Brooks Hosllins of Bis
marrk. son of Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Hos
i>ins. At ; o'clock the marriage vows
were spoken n the guests were -
Marty nf family relatives and close
friends.
\ magnificent floral bower of ferns.
Easter lilies and carnations was ar
ranged in the large living room for
the assembling of tho bridal party
and Rev. Edwin l.. Clattenhurg. pastor
of tn" Episcopal church. took his place
before h bride descended the stairs.
TIL" groom n his hest man. James
Coliinson. 4 brother of tho bride. fol-
lowed and the bride was preceded by
her bridesmaid. Miss Helen Hoskins.
2 sister Of the groom. Miss Hoskins
wor" a charming bridesmaids gown
of blue marq,lisette fashioned over a
foundation of pink messalinc anil
tflihn'eh WIN PINK rose buds. The
bride was beautifully gowned in en-
hr"i'iered white net made ovor soft
satin mcssaline and she carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses an :,
Elies-of-the-Nallcv.
4 delicious wedding luncheon serv,
zoe iimnediat.iv follnwed tho ceremony
INC this evening the couple will pass
through this city ON their way cas-.
for a snort honeymoon trip. They
VIII reside i'm Bismarck and their At
hGIl" d1te is August |.
The bird" Is a ch4rming Young lady
who graduated from the University
OF North Dakota in 1905. receiving har
arts degree and a special degree in
teaching. She has since held q posi-.
tlon on the faculty of the Devils Lake
high school. Mr.. Hoskins graduated
from the same institution in 1909,
taking his degree i'm mining engineer
ing. He is a member Of the Sigma
chi fraternity and scores of university
TREND throughout the state will be
among the first to extend congratula-
lions, Mr.. F!oslins is now i'm business
with his father al Bismarck. His par
tntS, MIR. and Mrs. r. y. IIoskins. and
his sister. AIRS, Myers. wore among
IN" guests at tn" wedding.