The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-27
To Spend Summer Away.

anu VIII leaNe IN about TWO weeks. she
expects to go to Calgary. Alta, first
points in Washington. She will be the
guest of relatives in both places and
expects to be away three months
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Nurse Shicss Goes to Mandan.
Fargo Courier News: The Grad
uate Nurses club entertained infor-
mallN last night at the club rooms in
honor of Miss Marie Shiess. one of
the members. who leaves for Mandan
a position. Pleasant toasts were Of
fered by the different members and
an enjoyable evening was spent.
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Mrs. Burr Gave n Luncheon.
Minneapolis Journal: Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. w. H. Burr gave Il
luncheon at her home on Clifton ave-
guest this week of Miss Margaret
Burr. Covers We're placed for ten.
Miss Tawncv has been the guest of
the Misses Ethel and Gladys Hamhlin
at their home on Aldrich avenue s.
Later she will go to Merriam Park to
visit the Misses Lynch. and before re-
turning to Winona she will make an
other visit at the Hamblin home on
Aldrich venue S.
Editor WardWcll iii.
Miss Edith Wardwell who is on
nccted with the st%enographic bureau
ut the university was called to her
account of the serious illness of her
father. Editor +. a. Wardwell. one of
the pioneer newspaper men of the
state. Mr.. Wardwell has been ailing
for the past month n complications
have set in which have given his fam
lily and friends some alarm. Miss
Wardwell does o know when she
will be able to return.
Here With His Bride.
Frank j. Sheehy of Minneapolis, a
brother of j. f. Sheehy of his city,
arrived Saturday evening from the
coast accompanied by his bride. and
they are guests at the home of Mr..
Sheehy's uncle and aunt, Mayor and
Mrs. NJ. F. Murphy of Reeves venue
They will remain here until the end
of the week and will also be enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j, r. Sheehy of North Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. sheehy are en- route
to their home in Minneapolis after
a wedding trip to the coast.
Mrs. Spauldine Entertained.
Mrs. NJ. w. S%paulding added her
llIlk 10 tle L. w. 4. a. CIldlIl SATURDAY
afternoon when she was hostess to a
company of fifteen ladies at her North
Fifth street home. The guests brought
their sewing and the afternoon hours
We're happily spent in social chat and
needlework. Mrs. Spaulding made her
ooms attractive for the occasion with
bouquets of roses and carnations and
was assisted in the service of a dainty
repast by Mrs. j. f. Robinson and Mrs.
l.. T. Vincent.
Secretary Pleased With Work.
/ Miss Frances Crittenden of the ma
tional committee of the V. w. G. A.
who held a conference Saturday after
noon with the members of the board
and committees of the local associa-
ton expressed herself as we'll pleased
with the work the association was ac-
complishing here and then gave an
hours talk to the committees and
board i'm a Joint gathering. She dis
cussed their problems and answered
questions, giving many helpful and
practical hints. This talk was followed
by an hour and a half conference with
just the board members which was
conducted along similar lines.
Sunday afternoon Miss Crittenden
addressed the young women at vesper
service. giving a very interesting talk
on Think on These Things-the Pow
err of Thought in Forming Character
Mrs. w. f. Fuller sang and the usual
social hour with a tea service followed.
| Welded This Morning.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at St. Michael's Catholic church at s
o'clock this morning when Miss Lor-
eta Genevieve Rrunell. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Belana Brunell of 41S
North EIGHTH cfraat hnco \ tho
bride of Mr.. Joseph B~lackhird. Mon
signor j. A. Lemieux. pastor of st.
Michael's, performed the marriage
ceremony in the presence of a small
gathering Of relatives and close
friends and the couple were attended
by Miss Mathilda Brunell as brides
maid and Edwin Handlon as best
man.
The bride was handsomely gowned
in cream silk net fashioned over a
foundation of white satin and her
bridal veil was of white tulle. She
carried an arm bouquet Of bride ros-
es and white prayer book. The
bridesmaid wore a girlish frock Of
pale blue silk and carried white
roses. Immediately after the church
ceremony the guests repaired to the
home Of the brides parents where the
wedding breakfast was served at
noon. Covers were laid for twenty
four guests an dthe house decorations
were carried out in white and green.
Miss Helma Falos and Miss Hilda
knudson presided over the serving.
Mr.. Blackbird and his bride will
leave tomorrow morning for a three
weeks wedding tour through the
west and the bride will travel in a
tailored suit of navy blue with ac-
cessories to match. ON their return
they will make this city their home,
the groom being in the employ of the
Great Northern railroad.
Social Events OH Tonight,
The annual Y. w. G. A. member
ship banquet at the Plymouth Con-
gregational church. the annual dinner
honor to President Lawrence South
wick of Boston by the Sock and Bus
kin society at the university commons
and President Southwick's reading of
King Richard the III" later at the
Woodworth hall and the knights of
Columbus tennis party at the lodge
ooms for the events scheduled on this
evenings social program.
The y. w. c.. a. banquet will be
served at $40 O'Clock and will be
made especially attractive by the pres
ence Of Miss Frances Crittenden of the
national committee who will give the
address of the evening. The aides of
Plymouth Guild will serve the BANQUET
and they are busy this afternoon add
ing the beauty of spring blossoms to
their pretty dining hall. Lovely fra
grant lilac blossoms will be used in
profusion n bands of crepe paper
in the lavender shades Used on the
tables n about the room will further
cary ont Their chosen co1or eoh,...