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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-03
Fine Feathers for Little Folks
BELTED COATS ARE JAUNTY AND YoUTHFUL-sMoCKENG AND
EFFECTIVE TRIMMING ON SMALL PLAY FROCKS-WHITE
THE YEAR ROUND.
There are interesting little shops

There are interesting little shops
tucked away on the side streets that
run west from Fifth avenue. which
make a speciality Of Quitting wee
people. There may the fastidious
thoughts in modish little coats, dis
tacting bonnets. exquisitely fine en-
broidered frocks and other belongings
for the small daughter. or son. for
little boys are as we'll taken care Of
as little girls in these fashionable u
fitting shops. OF our the prices
n pays are abominable-but one
expects that in New York, and Just
on %en Fifth e "a av emu "a S,r the little tie raj al
dividual that mothers who insist upon
distinction as we'll as daintiness rare
ly question the cost
Not only fairy-fine frocks for fete
occasions. but practical romping and
school frocks are shown in these
places and always the little costume
bears some magic touch Of hand work
that marks 1t as an exclusive model,
different from the garments that may
be purchased ready-made In all sizes
In ordinary shops.
Crash dresses for wear all winter
in the nursery are a feature Of ono
Of these places. The little frock, made
Of quite heavy crash OF a very soft.
a short pleated skirt. and the tunic ID
laced. with braid run through EN-.
broidered eyelets. up either side al
far as the waist line and down ono
side of the front. The sleeves are
long, set into piped armholes and
have buttoned cuffs at the wrist.
These practical little dresses come in
blue or brown. They launder splen.
didly and are Just the thing for all
winter wear in the house.
For older girls. taking on the slim
lines of 10 and II years-the grow.
ing" years which come just before the
teens-there are winter house frocke
Of soft. heavy linen and white pique
which are made very simple and nm
s%calloping 10 much used on these
frocks. and a new notion is q panel
Of the material. scalloped all around
which IL rounded out at the top and
scalloped and sIpped over the frock.
falling over the skirt at front and
back and held In place by the black
belt.
with these2 white frocks accom-
panied by black belts are worn black
stockings and buttoned booth Of dull
calf or cloth tops. the cloth topped
boot being reserved for dressy wear.
The girl OF 10 wears her frock Just
to her knees. and her petticoat ID
much softer and simmer than used
to be the cas- with little girls, petti-
coats. for her frock. like mamma's,
must fall In straight lines and NOT
hare outward at the. hem. Much less
material 10 used IN the childish petit
coats nowadays. and tho embroidery
and lawn or nainsook foundation d
Of the softest unstarched character.
II there Is an embroidery ruffle. It 10
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MAPLE LAKE.
i. X X \ X + 4 X i

Maple Lake, Mentor, Mimi. Sept.
3.-Miss Ursula Vessel spent the
week end as the guest at the Hassell
cottage, "Oaklands."
Miss Margaret Murphy spent Sun
day and Monday at Abide Awhile
as the guest Of Miss Ella Opsahl.
Lee and Ralph Walker enjoyed a
few days at 1.-TWO Oaks as the guests
OF Van Kent.
The following enjoyed a corr roast
al Strands on Wednesday evening:
Mrs: H. H. Healy and daughters. Ger.
trude. Eleanor. Florence and Dor
othy, Mrs. S. H. Melby and daughter.
Aleda, and son. Henry. Mrs. K. c.
Hunter and sons. Kenneth and Ed
rid. and daughter, Sylvia. and her
guest, Hazel Fink. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
V. Kent, and their guest, Mrs. Res
and daughter, Nannette. Mrs. w. \.
Burns and son. Earl. and daughters.
Doris and Pearl, and her guest, Fral-
ces Wicker and Mrs. Hunt and
daughters. Rebecca and Lucy.
Miss Buck was a guest at the
Healy cottage Lone Rock" over Sun.
DAY.
w1lty Hawkins spent Sunday a.
Breezy Point Villa"
joyed a breakfast party at Strands
on Saturday morning: Dorothy, Ger
irude and Eleanor Healy, Pear;
Burns. Frances Wicker, Grace Buck.
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LAKESIDE.


Lakeside. Bemidji. MIMI. Sept. S.
During tho past week several cottages
nave been closed for the season, but
there are . number OF people left who
pan to remain through the good
take on the tints Of autumn and the
bright warm days and cool nights ara
delightful.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. 0owran and
daughters. Mary and Charlotte, re.
turned t o Grand Forks Monday after
spending the summer In their cottage
"Dacotah Lodge" Lycans Of Bemidji
have taken the cottage for the month
Of September.
Miss Grace Rorke returned to the
Forks on Tuesday. She was the guest
OF her brother. Ernest. while here.
Mrs. T. B. Holmes and daughter.
Katherine. left for their home We'd
nesday. Mrs. c. A. Hale who spent
the summer with them left also.
Mrs. Goodrich and Maude and Wal
ter .Griflth went to Grand Forks on
Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. L Tompkins and
daughter. Lora, and Mrs. Tompkins'
niece have taken the Grifith cottage
for a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. NJ. S. Titus Is spending a few
days in Grand Forks with her father,
Colonel Vets.
Harley and Merevin Hanson are
spending a couple Of weeks here.
Harley has been in his fathers bank
at Buxton this summer and Merwin
has been attending school at Madison.
Wis.
Ernest Rorke who spent the past
" months at the lake. and his sisters,
Eva and Vera, who have been his
Grand Forks Thursday.
Friday morning Mr.. and Mrs. M. c.
Mooney and Mrs. Moneys mother,
closed their pleasant cottage Wood.
lawn" and returned to their home in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Habhell closed
their cottage for the season and re-
to Minneapolis.
Mrs. c. F. Williams has as her euest
for the rest Of the season, her moth
or, Mrs. McCullock who returned Fri.
day from a short visit in Minneapolis.
MI. and Mrs. E. H. Allen left We'd
nesday evening for Minneapolis.
Dr.. J: D. Taylor returned to Grand
SICKLE was called home the fol.
Sunday on account Of his ILL
ness.
MI. and Mrs. Scagel and daughter.
Marian. who have spent the past two
months at Inverness" with Mrs. Van
left Saturday for Grand Forks.
They expect to visit Winnipeg, Minne-
apolis and Detroit before returning
10 their home in BROOKLYN. N. Y.
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Servant Problem.
The servant problem" u ba<
enough Il you are q want id. user
but 1t 10 too much for you if you an
not.
Visiting In Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. b. Healy Of North Seventh
street and her daughter. Miss Helen
left last evening for Minneapolis
whore they will enjoy q few weeks
visit u the guests Of Mrs. Healy',
daughter. Mrs. D. A. Dodds.
Drayton Guest Returns.
Miss Mamie Hart OF Drayton, whe
has been the guest OF Miss Maize
Mitchell for several days. will return
home this evening and Miss Mitchell
will accompany her for a visit Of q
week or two.
House Party Guests Arrive.
Carl Spitzley and Paul Toepp ar
rived last evening from their homes In
Detroit. Mich. to join the house party
guests at the home Of Miss Vivian Din
ME on North Fourth street. Miss Din
ME will entertain until Friday evening
and the other guests are Miss Evelyn
Murphy OF Mtnot. Miss Temple Irwin
and Joe Grout Of Winchester. Ill. To-
morrow evenings pleasure for the
company will be a dinner at the Lin
coin park club house for which Miss
Dinnie has extended invitations for
ten and Thursday evening she will give
a dancing party to a company Of fifty
at the club house.
Entertained for Guest.
Miss Maude Hanson Of Fargo. who
was the guest Of Miss Lillian Paulson
while en- route to Rugby where she
will teach the coming year, was the
recipient Of two social honors during
her short visit. Miss Paulson gave
a f%ve-course dinner for Miss Hanson
Saturday evening and her guests
were Mrs. Klingman. Miss 1nga Leine,
Miss cheryl klingman. Miss Cert
rude Adams. Miss Anna Leine and
Miss Toole. Miss Blanche Lamont
assisted Miss Paulson and the table
were in yellow and white.
The same evening Miss Lamont gave
a slumber party to five guests with q
breakfast the following morning.
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WoMEN's CLUBS
What They are Doing Throughout
the State.

Mrs. ]. B. Taylor Of Minot was a
charming hostess of Saturday after
room. having as her guests the men,
bers Of h Minot Wednesday Musical
club. for a special midsummer meet
ing. Not a great many of the MEM
ners are IN the city just now. but the
meeting was called for the purpose of
looking over the new programs which
have been prepared for the coming
year, and Of discussing a number Of
other matters needing immediate at
tentton. The Musical club will have
charge Of the opening of the new 500
depot. and plans were made for the
affair; although It Is not known
ready for the formal opening. After
the business meeting. Mrs. Alfred
Blaisdell and Miss Ethel Smith Of
Northfeld. Mimi, a very talented mu.
stefan who has recently come to Minot
to make her home, each played a
group OF piano numbers. and Mrs.
Storey sang. Mrs. Taylor served an
appetising and daintily appointed two
Misses Aletta and Mildred Jacobson
and Miriam Taylor assisted in the
service.
Wednesday, August %, was a day
Of Interest to the members of the
| SApS4ShS SSCIlo CluO VI 0IBHIaECks
when a committee from said club
presented to Superintendent c. c.
Root of the Bismarck high school,
and who in behalf of said school ac-
cepted a beautiful picture. "A Read.
ing. From Homer" as a gift of the
club. The picture vas hung in a con-
spicuous place in the assembly hall
which opens its doors for the first
time on Tuesday. September 8.
Some month ago the president o,
the club appointed a committee com.
posed Of the following ladies from the
club. Mrs. Alfred Zuger. Mrs. D. J.
McGillis and Mrs. Burke. to select and
purchase a suitable picture to present
presentation Of the picture by the
chairman Of said committee on Wed.
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Zuger the
efdcient chairman OF the COMMITTEES
deserves special credit for the work
n has given to this part Of the clut
work. as she has spared neither time
nor labor in securing one Of the finest
in this splendid new building.
Mrs. 3. F. spalding and Mrs. o. q
Barnes were charming h~ostesses OF
Saturday afternoon when they enter.
tanned the older members Of the
Womane cIuo and the nei6hborhood
friends in honor Of Mrs. r. B. Morrill,
Of Spokane. Wash. Mrs. Morrill, wa,
. former resident Of Fargo and hal
many friends here who rejoiced t.
have her In her midst again. The
afternoon was spent in sewing AMI
social chat after which q course OF
delicious refreshments was served
Mrs.. Morrill, left last evening for Min.
neapolis where she will visit for a
Few days. afterward Visiting at Eau
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Arrancinc Years PROGRAM

Mrs. Harry Gravere. Mrs. W. H.
Witherstine and Mrs. H. c. Smell, the
program committee for the Entire
Nous club. are meeting this after
noon to make arrangements for is.
suing the annual program booklet
for the club. The Entire Nous will
begin active club work October /.
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To Live at Waller, Mont.

MT. and Mrs. Oscar T. Rustad and
their W children took their departure
last evening for their new home at
Waller. Mont. where Mr.. Rustad is
successfully engaged in the hotel
business. Mr.. Rustad has been locat-
ed at Waller for about two months but
came back a few days ago to get his
family.
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Guild Meeting Wednesday

st. Paul's luild will resume its
regular weekly meetings, beginning
tomorrow afternoon when the frs,
gathering will be held at the parish
hall at 2 o'clock. and all members
are earnestly requested to be present
1t will be a work meeting and a full
attendance is Lesired,
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Miss Topping Remains in Fargo.

AOpHNANe AA uA$S.
Fargo Courier-News: The Florence
ner last evening in honor of Mrs.
Jarrett and her charming daughter.
The dinner party was made up of
the official body Of the home. the
board Of directors and their wives.
One of the especially interesting
features OF the evenings meeting was
the disposition of a request that had
home Of Minneapolis that Miss Top
ping be loaned to them for several
weeks. Miss Topping in her work at
Fargo has attracted the attention not
only Of Crittenton home officials in
other cities but authorities and others
interested in rescue work. She is
recognized as one Of the leaders and
her work at Fargo has been warmly
commended. Minneapolis has had
ample opportunity to know Of Miss
Toppings work from the number of
legal cases she has handled there in
connection with her efforts for the
unfortunate girls who come to the
home and the request that she come
to Minneapolis to assist for several
weeks was Joined in by the authori-
ties Of that city, mission and rescue
%votedthat Miss Topping's duties here
demanded all her energies and he:
entire time therefore they could not
consent to her absence.
1t was voted to connect the old
building with the steam plant in the
new and a timely gift from Mrs. Bar
rett Of $3.50 will make possible the
building Of a passage way between
the tive buildings. AS in the incle-
nent weather of winter. communica-
tion between the two buildings was
only possible by walking in the open
air the gift will he greatly appre-
ciated.
Those who attended the dinner
were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Gearey. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. H. Hollister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. F..
n. Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Wall.
Mrs. H. L. Bolley and e. G. Tenne-
son.
This afternoon at the home of G..
H. HOLSTER, 621 Ninth street south,
Mrs. HOLSTER will receive in honor of
Mrs. Barrett and her daughter that
Fargo ladies may have opportunity
Of meeting them prior to their de-
parture this evening. All ladies are
cordially invited to call and meet Mrs.
and Miss Barrett. Mrs. Barrett ts
head Of the Florence Crittenton work
IN the United States and is doing a
great and noble work. She is a most
interesting and engaging personality.
Fargo ladies will be glad to know her
n welcome her to the gate CITY.
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N0 G]l%HY

To.a Departed Friend.
Though he. that ever kind and r
Kept stoutly step by step with you.
Pour whole. long. gusty lifetime
through.
Be gone a while before.
Be now a moment gone before
Yet, doubt not. soon the seasons shall
restore
Your friend to you.
He has but turned a corner-still
He pushes on with right good will
Thro' mire and marsh, by hough and
That selfsame ardous way
That selfsame upward. hopeful way
That he and you, through many a
doubtful day.
Attempted still.
He is not dead. his friend-net dead.
But in the path we mortals tread
Got some few trifling steps ahead.
And nearer to the end.
So that o too. once past the bend
Shall meet again as face to face. this
friend
You fancy dead.
Push gayly on. strong heart, the while
You travel forward mile by mile.
He loiters With a backward smile.
Till YOU a overtake;
And strains his eyes to search this
wake
Or. whistling. as he sees YOU through
the brake.
Waits on the stile.
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Visited With Brother.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gravere re-
turned last evening from Middle Riv-
er. Mimi. where they enjoyed a week
end visit as guests of Mr.. Gravere's
brother. F. Gravere.
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a one piece gown of green and white
ratine is shown here. 1t is one Of the
fall models. The waist and skirt both
close at the side. the line being en-
phasized by large round buttons. The
wide satin collar encircles a low cut
neck, and the sleeves are elbow length.
The hat is also a fall model in hunt
er's green felt, with a spray of green
and black feathers.
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Attended a Stunt Party.

Devils Lake Journal: Misses Ida,
Maybelle, Pauline and Inez Serum
gard. Miss Frances Cowan. Misses
Blanch and Alta Fox, Miss Julliette
Shortridge and Miss Blanch Elmslie
went to Crazy Saturday to attend a
stunt party given by Mrs. Wake.
With the excetion Of Misses Ida and
Pauline Serumgard who remained
over Sunday the girls returned Satur-
day evening.
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Visiting in Fargo.

Fargo Courier-News: Miss Ivy Ce-
Gil Husband of Grand Forks is visiting
Miss Amber Davies. So7 Fifth street
rorth. Miss Husband goes from Fargo
to Aberdeen. s. D.. where he will spend
a week or two with friends and then
or to Watertown. S. D.. which is to be
her future home.
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Miss Tcmpleton Among Guests.

Crookston Times: Mr.. and Mrs. =
J. Heating entertained at a prettily
appointed 6 o'clock dinner last even.
Ing complimentary to Mrs. LonRiey
OF VII Falls. Ida. who is the guest
OF A. p. Sandherg. Sweet peas made
an attractive centerpiece. Covers
We're aid for Mrs. Longley. Mr.. and
Robert Leick and IONS. Byron Dean
and Merrill; L. Gonyea. and the
Misses Alice Lacrosse. Julia Sandbere
and Miss Bertha Templeton Of Grand
Forks. who is a guest at the Leick
nome. A delightful evening was spent
MISS Templeton and Messrs. Robert
Leick and Byron Leick furnishing the
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Ransom Barnes to Minneapolis.

Ransom Barnes, son Of M. and
Mrs. Charles N. Barnes Of South
Fourth street left last evening for
Minneapolis. where he has accepted
an Office position with the GarRtll
Elevator company and will make his
home for the next year. Mr.. Barnes
is n of the young men of the city
who will be much missed in the So
cha set for he has always been pop-
ular with all. Mr.. Barnes did not
finish high school here but was a
model high school student at the
university and later took a business
course.
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Miss skinner Home Tonight.

Miss Gertrude Skinner, who has
been away all summer. visiting with
friends in Spokane. Vancouver, Seat
tie and Portland. will reach home
tonight. Miss Skinner will again be
teachers.
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To Make Trip by Auto.

Minot Optic: Mrs. J. A. Heder left
this afternoon over the Great Nor
thern for Medicine Lake. Mont. to
JOIN MI. Heder who has established a
law practice there. Mrs. c. A. Haskins
who has been in the city receiving
medical aid, and has been the guest
of Mrs. j. H. Stenersen also left this
afternoon for her home at Medicine
Lake, and Mr.. Haskins will meet her
n Mrs. Heder at Culbertson with his
car, and the trip from Culbertson to
Medicine Lake will be made in the
car.
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Guests from Devils Lake.

Guests from Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Vanvorhees Of
North Fifth street are enjoying a
pleasant visit from Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Smith Of Devils Lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith arrived today and will be here
but a short time.
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Enroute to Schools.

Devils Lake Journal: Miss Wini-
fred Trotter Of Osnabrook. and Miss
Irene Farup Of Park River, two
former University students we're in the
city Saturday on the way to their
schools, the former of Aneta. where
she taught last year. and Miss Farup
to Neville. Miss Trotter spent a very
pleasant vacation with her mother in
Ontario, Canada.
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Mrs. Braeer Visiting Mother,

Mrs. Aneta Jack and her utt,a
daughter, Miss Gertrude. who have
been visiting at jamestown for I'VE
weeks as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
g.. Brager returned home last ven
ing Int were accompanied BY Mrs.
Brager who is Mrs. Jacks daughter
n her baby son. Master Robert viii
tred. who is but three weeks old. Mrs.
Braser Will be her mothers guest for
Fourth street while her husba nd r.
making a trip through the northern
part OF the state for his arm. They
will then make their home in Fareo
Mrs. Brager resided before her
marriage.
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Actors. however. are not tho only
th ns ilke!y to lie about the size q
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Dance for Mrs. Sargent.

VI AOI ESATSs
Mrs. F. S. Sargent Of Reeves avenue
who has made plans to spend the
coming winter away, was guest Of
honor at an informal dance given last
evening at the Lincoln park club
house by Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Shulze
and Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Ross. Fiji
teen couples were hidden and the
hours we're from $3.50 until IL o'clock.
The hostesses adorned the porches
and club room with Quantities Of sum-
mel flowers and during the evening
served a delectable buffet supper.
Frappe was also served during the
dancing hours and the Finley orches-
ira provided the music. The hos
tesses we're assisted in the service Of
their repast by Mrs. James H. Bos-
ard and a pleasant out OF town guest
was Mrs. D. V. Moore Of Mitchell,
s. D.
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Mrs. Williamson Hostess Today.

Mrs. George NJ. Williamson Of Bel
mont avenue gave n of the seasons
pretty afternoon parties today when
she received a company of ladies IN
honor of Mrs. w. E. Fuller's delight
full guest from Mitchell. S. D.. Mrs. d.
v. Moore. a former resident Of this
city. Guests for five tables at bridge
were hidden and Mrs. Williamson add
ed to the beauty Of her attractive
home with a decoration of summer
flowers. The yellow shades Of the mas
turtium and golden glow were effec-
tive in the parlors where the playing
tables were arranged while the dining
room was made inviting with jars OF
lovely red asters. A delicious lunch.
con al the small tables followed the
spirited game and handsome trophies
were given as awards for the high
scores. Mrs. Williamson was assisted
during the afternoon by Mrs. W. E.
Fuller. Mrs. L. c. Hazlett and Mrs. G.
r. Jacob.
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Want q large Attendauce.

The Aid society of the Methodist
church will hold its first general meet
ing Of the year in the church parlors
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock and
the hostesses hope that their efforts to
provide an extremely interesting meet
ing will be rewarded with q very large
Mrs. F. NJ. Mccoy. Mrs. A. 8. Burrows.
Mrs. Turney and Mrs. Brown Of Dis
trict No. 3 will be the afternoons hos
tesses and they will serve Q delicious
lunch at the close. The program Of
fered for tomorrows gathering will be
an exchange Of recipes for pickles and
relishes and each member 10 requested
note book in which to copy any she
may wish. A discussion Of the years
program will be taken up and It u i'm.
portant that every member be pres
ent.
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Miss Freeman Weds Tomorrow.

Miss Freeman Weds Tomorrow.
The marriage Of Miss Claire Free
man. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Freeman Of Maxbass. and Mr.. Perry
S. johnson Of this city will be solem-
nized tomorrow evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Thompson at 142 Reeves avenue. Rev.
Samuel Currie. pastor Of the Episcopal
church at Park River. an old friend Of
the Freeman family, will read the
nuptial service at s o'clock and only
the family members and a few close
friends will make up the small COM
pany Of wedding guests. the affair to
be very simple and quiet on account of
the recent death Of the groom's IA
Their. The couple will be unattended
and Immediately after the marriage
vows are taken a wedding dinner will
be served for the bride and groom and
house guests. In the evening the cou-
pie will leave for the cities and Min
nesota lakes on a short honeymoon
trip and their at home date in this city
will be October /.
The only guests from away who will
be presen, will be Rev. and Mrs.
Samuel Currie who arrive from Park
River this evening and the brides
parents. MI. and Mrs. Will Freeman
Of Maxbass who are here.