The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-15
DINNER for Noyember Bride.

appointed honor for Miss Alma OPP
sahl. a November bride. at her home
in East Grand Forks when she en-
tertained a group Of the brides girl
friends at a charming dinner and
bridal shower. Miss Olson's guest.
Miss Ann Nelson, assisted in the ev-
ening's pleasure and the delicious
o'clock. Red and white vas the
color scheme chosen for decorations
and hearts hung everywhere while
the electric lights We're softened with
shades of red crepe paper. Hand.
painted place cards numbered the
guests places. red and white carna.
tons formed the table c%enterpiece.
h%onoree's name in red lettering COM
pieted the cupid appointments.
Little Miss Dorothy Massee served
the fourth course and she entered
the dining room as a weary traveller
with her bundle tied in a red hand.
kerchief and thrown over her shoulde-
on a stick. At Miss opsahl's side she
rested and the. honor guest was re-
quested to open the bundle which
proved to be a generous handkerchief
shower. The little traveller was then
given a repast well deserved by her
long journey and heavy load. The
happy evening was concluded with
music and dancing and The guests
Marshall, Gunda Dahl. Marjorie Ryan.
Hannah Thoreson, Hazel Hunter, An
ma Ryan. Mabel Kriemon, Clara Rob-
inson. Beatrice Bent, Lucy Borchers
and Elsie catherwood:
Club Women enable to Attend.
Mrs. Matte NJ. Davis Of Fargo.
chairman ofhhe federation Of eduea-
tional commfttee. will be unable { be
here for the convention sessions much
local hostesses. Mrs. Davis has long
been prominent in federation work
and seldom misses a state gathering.
The report Of Mrs. Davis department
will be read by Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock Of
Fargo who arrived this morning. Mrs.
". c. Lynch Of Williston. a member Of
the civic improvement department, is
who will be missed at the sessions
here. Mrs. Lynch was on the program
for the civic Improvement symposium
Thursday afternoon and has prepared
her excellent talk on "Beautifying a
Town" which probably will be deliv-
cred by Mrs. Grant conley Of Willis
ton. Miss Helen Allen Of Jamestown.
too. will not be present at this years
gathering and her excellent paper on
The School Garden" for the Thurs
day afternoon symposium will be read
by Mrs. T. A. Boyden Of Jamestown,
president Of the Fifth district.
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Reception for Fargo Bride.
Minneapolis Journal: Mrs. Hermon
B. Butler Of Winnetka, Ill, has issued
cards for a reception which she will
give Saturday, October 26, in compli.
ment to her daughter-in.law, Mrs.
Francis Butler, who was formerly
Miss Deborah Hunter Of Fargo, n. D.
Mrs. Butler and his bride have Just
returned from their wedding trip and
will be at home for the winter with
Mr.. Buffers mother at her home in
Winnetka. The wedding Of Miss
Hunter was one Of the social events Of
August. Mrs. Butler is well known
in the twin cities, where she has visit
ed a number Of times as the guest Of
her aunt. Mrs. Theodore Schulze of st.
Paul and Miss Helen Corrigan Of this
city.
Guests From Rochester.
Mrs. Ed Sorenson and her little
son Master George. arrived last even
ing from Rochester. Mimi. for a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. C..
Black Of Cheyenne avenue. Mrs. sor-
enson is on her way to Berthold
where she will visit her mother and
stopped here for a brief visit with the
Blacks whom she met while Mr.. Black
was in the hospital at Rochester. Mr..
and Mrs. Black reached home the lat
ter part Of the week and MI. Black
Is nicely recovering from the effects
Of his serious operation.