The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-14

and William A. kastner claimed as his
bride Miss Ethel L. Boyd. a large
number of guests attended the we'd
ding and the couples left in the even
ing on d short honeymoon trip.
Miss Marguerite l.. Formaneck of
Wahpeton and Clarence L. Moore.
manager for the j. l.. Case company of
Bismarck were married at the Catho-
lie church in W%ahpeton Wednesday
morning. Misses Clara and Elsie
F~ormaneck. sister and cousin of the
bride, were bridesmaids and the
groom was attended by Will and Fred
F~ormaneck. brother and cousin of the
bride. They will reside at Bismarck.
Miss Ernestine Pfeifer. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pfeifer of
Cooperstown an6 Edward Ressler of
Jessie. this state. were married in the
Catholic church at Cooperstown Mon
day n a handsomely appointed we'd
ding dinner was served at the brides
home. Miss Mary Pfeifer and Joseph
Ressler were bridesmaid and best
man. After a short wedding trip the
couple will go to Montana to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Hoy. prominent
residents Of Grand Forks county, have
announced the approaching marriage
of their daughter. Gunda to Albert
Moen of MvVille. the date being We'd
nesday afternoon, June 1a. The groom
is cashier of a Neville bank.
AT Langdon the approaching mar
riage of Miss Myrta Finnerty and
Ernest E.. Fletcher. prominent young
people of that city, has been
ed. The news vas given out at a
luncheon given for the brides by Mes
DANES Finerty. Johnstone and Nc
Intyre. The prospective groom is a
brother of DR.. F. F. Fletcher of this
city.
Miss Henrietta Stecker of Mime
apolis and Charles Fisher of Fargo
were married at ST. Mary's cathedral
in that city Yesterday morning. The
groom is a we'll known travelling sales
man and he and his bride have gone
to Valley City and Darlington to visit.
Miss Bernice McCaul. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. McCaul of Ayr was
married at Fargo yesterday to Ira E.
Gladrey of Aberdeen. S. d.. and the
wedding supper was served at the
attended the ceremony and in the
evening the Young couple left for
Sioux Falls. S. D.. and Aberdeen.
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Entertained for Guest.
Mrs. Carl Oates entertained a pleas
ant company of ladies this afternoon
at her home on Dakota avenue as IL
COIIlpllIIltil 10 HcE ucISIitlui guest,
Mrs. A. j. Oates of Iowa Falls. Iowa.
her husbands mother. Twelve ladies
were hidden and they brought their
neeedlework. busying themselves with
dainty sewing as they chatted. Mrs.
Oates adorned her rooms with bowls
of pink carnations and was assistt !
in the service of a delicious lunchec.,
at h close by Mrs. Charles G.. Bran
ham.
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Miss Victcl, Home Sunday.
Miss Bernice .Vietch will arrive
home tomorrow morning to visit yer
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nietch of Belmont ave-
nue.. Miss Nietch will come from
Duluth where she has accepted a pc,
sition as director of the young ladies'
swimming pool at the Y. W. c. A. for
the summer months. having arrived
there but a few days ago after spend.
ing a year in training at the Anderson
school of physical training at New
Haven, Conn.
House Party Left.
Twenty Kappa Alpha Theta girls.
representing several North Dakota
cities, left this morning for ,1apl,
Lake where they will be guests at a
house party at which Miss Selma Has
sell and her mother. Mrs. l.. K. Has
sell, VIII he hostesses until next Nom
day evening. The girls will be enter
tanned at the Hassell. Bendeke and
Mossefin cottages and are in for 81
jolly good time as this will conclude
their year of university fun.
Going West on Vacation.
Miss Edna Barlow. one of the Ell
cient clerks at the p%ostoflce. has been
granted a W months vacation this
I III m m al q md ,.S1v lon x,n tho 40 r1S- nc Nf
of July to spend it in the west, visit
ing Spokane. Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland.
although ! once won a high
school debate. it didn't swell my head
enough to make me think I could
triumph In argument with n woman
or an agent."-Rufe Hoskins.
A good many more people lose
money than find It.. the former pro-
cess being so much easier.