The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-29
III SOCIETY III
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Crooks,on Couple Married.

Miss Helen Avesl Gard and Will
lam Arthur Berg. both of Crookston,
were united in marriage in this city
today. The wedding occurred at 10
O'Clock. AT the Presbyterian manse
and Rev. William II. Matthews off,
ciated.
Book and Tumble Meeting Postponed.
The meeting Of the kcbekah Book
and Tlhimhle club which was schedul-
ed to take place Tuesday afternoon
has been postponed until Tuesday,
May =. when Mrs. John Dinnic will he
the hostess and entertain them at her
home. 302 North Fifth street.
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state Weddings.
a very quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized last evening at the Bap-
fist parsonage in Minnt. the Rev.
Richard ennct officiating. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Enock Ell
lingson of Perkins county, :. d.. and
Miss lconora N:eff of Ward county.
They were attended by two old friends,
Mr.. D.. w. Kelly and Miss W. Peterson
of PlentyWood. Montana. The bride
was Handsomely gowned in cream sat-
in. The happy couple will reside for
the present in Minot and Il little later
will go to Moose Jaw, Canada. where
they expect to make their permanent
home.
Mrs. Fairchiid to Visit in West.
Mrs. A. J.. Fairchild has gone 20
Spokane, Wash. where she will spend
some time visiting at the home of her
son and his wife. MIR. and Mrs. Albert
Royal Fairchild. From there she will
leave in June to attend the rose festi-
val in Portland. After visiting in the
large western cities for several weeks.
| S1,r will mako Yho hnYno 1x-o ri trim nv
Way of Canada and will stop in Bran
don. Man. where she will he the guest
of Mr., and Mrs. Frank Pinco, former
we'll known residents of Grand Forks.
Coming Musical Treat.
! Among the social events scheduled
for this week. is the May meeting
the Thursday Musical club. which will
he held in the Methodist church, at
Sis O'Clock. m Saturday evening.
May 4. The program is IN charge Of
Mrs. W. G.McDonald and Mrs. r. T.
Young and a rare musical treat is in
store for all who attend.
That evening will he given over to
the ladies of the Thursday Musical
club and not only has the invitation
been extended to tho various clubs
in the city. but all music loving peo-
pie are cordially invited. The pro.
gram follows:
T~annhauser .......... Wagner
Lampert Orchestra.
Vocal Solo-LoNe in Springtime...
Miss Genevievc Meacham
Chorus-(a) S%pringtilne ...... Cow
Old Scotch"
Spring Observation-Disclosures song:
Gillett
{. A. Lampert. Weller. Miss Ir-
win and Mr.. Howe
Vocal Solo-An Open Secret.....
Miss Gcnevieve Meacham
Dance Of Hours. .Ponchielli
Ilampert Orchestra
Chorus directing to Spring. Strauss
University Glee Club
Minot Relief Corps Give Banquet.
Minot Reporter: The Relief Corps
banquet which was given by the losers
To the winners in the recent member
ship contests was attended by forty
five members and was a highly enjoy
able affair. The ladies Of the corps
feel that they have been royalty en-
tertained. The banquet was held in
the basement of the Catholic church
and the walls were gay with flags of
every size but not of every hue for
the red. white and blue of Jul own
N'aitI ever ilcIc. ne tbDltS
I were respondent With cut flowers, pot
ted plants and tiny flags. A class of
five candidates was initiated and then
the entire company repaired to the
dining room where the elaborate re-
past was spread. Six Young girls as
sisted in serving and there were c V
eral fine toasts. Mrs. Mckoane in a
few well-chosen words presented Mrs.
Emerson with a beautiful bunch Of
roses as a remembrance Of her birth
day and the recipient responded feel
ingly. Mrs. Hunter was given a silk
flag in appreciation of the fact that
she brought i'm more members than
any other individual in the contest.
Mrs. Walker has been state president
and h gave Il very fine talk on the
work of the corps. Mrs. Emerson has
been state senior vice president and
she also gave a fine talk on the organ
ization of the corps in Minot. There
were tWenty-nine charter members
and OF these nine are still With the
organization. Her story of beginnings
vas very interesting to both the char
ter members and to the new members
alike. Mrs. Markham al state press
correspondent. gave an interesting
talk on her particular line of work.
Mrs. Horton. the past president also
complimented the corps on their or
ganization and Mrs. kann the present
president expressed her pleasure and
pride in the corps. There are twenty
six new members as a result Of the
contest. The next meeting will he
held at the home Of Mrs. l.. j. Palda
with Mrs. Palda and Mrs. Harthouse
as hostesses.
Alpha Kappa Zeta Dance.
one of the handsomest functions
ever given in university circles was
the annual dancing party, which was
given Saturday by the Alpha Kap-
pa Zeta. in the university gymnasium.
which was beautifully decorated. The
were festooned across the room. one
Of the special features of the decora-
tions. was the fraternity emblem. the
letters A. K. q. we're formed Of roses
and tiny electric light bulbs repre-
sented the pearls. The programs
were very artistic. they were of sheep
skin with the gold monogram and the
figures 1912 inscribed on them.
Rorke's f1ve-piece orchestra rendered
excellent music. The program was
made up Of twenty dances and four
extras. Light refreshments were
served during the evening.
President and Mrs. F. L. Mcvey. DR..
and Mrs. ]. E. Boyle, Prof. and Mrs.
L. E.. Birdzell. Prof. A. j. Becker and
Miss Ella NJ. Fulton.
The guest list include Miss Clara
Elken of Mayville. Miss Vera Markell.
Miss Inez serumgard. Miss Gladys
Mayer. Miss Ethel Renwick, Miss Ella
Thompson. Miss Nellie McMullen.
Miss Olga Serumgard. Miss Selma
Hassel. Miss Madeline Turner. Miss
Helen Holmes. Miss Myrtle H%alvorson.