The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-20

w tHe rlTSt f~reSDNteFla cnufCn, OF
tlciated yesterday afternoon at the
John Edward Rren. both of Marshall
Mimi. The VOWS were spoken at the
residence of Mrs. Adams in East
Grand Forks and the attendants We're
Miss Charlotte Danielson and Andrew
Oseth.
Earl Crazy Home for Vacation.
Earl Crary arrived home last even
ing for the summer vacation after
spending another year in Chicago as a
student at Morgan Park Military
academy. Mr.. Crazy will spend a part
of the summer as usual at the Devils
Lake Chautanqua where the family
goes every veal for the C%hautauqua
out h latter part of next week.
To Entertain at Cottage.
Mrs. John Dinnie and daughter
Miss Hazel. left yesterday for theil
summer home at Maple Lake and viii
he away until July /. Next Sunday
evening Miss Alice Dinnie will joir
them for a weeks stay, accompanied
by Miss Vera Stinson as her guest anG
Misses Esther Colliton and Dora Rol.
Ter will go out at the same time to be
Miss Hazel's guests for a week.
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Entertained for Mandan Guest.
Grafton Record: Miss Jennie Bes.
tut entertained a few friends at &
prettily appointed luncheon Monda,
afternoon. complimentary to Mrs
Earl Biting of Mandan. Miss Bestu
was assisted in the service by Miss
Ef1e Biornstad. The afternoon wa:
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favor going to Miss Ida Gullicksor
for the highest score. The guest.
were all former girl frie-- Of the
CUES of honor.
Many Enjoyed Frizzlc.
Though the Business Girls club OF
the y. w. c. a. would like to have had
twice as many guests at their frizzle in
Riverside Eark last evening it was a
splendid success and the supper they
served was delicious. The guests num-
hered twenty-seven and the receipts
we're a welcome addition to the Lake
Geneva fund which the club is work
ing for. The evening was ideal 10.
such an outing and everyone presen,
had the ~iolliest kind of a time.
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Visited Former Residents.
Crookston Times: Mrs. A. ]. Nea
has returned from a three weeks Wis.
it with relatives and friends at Spo,
kane. where she has two sisters. AL
berthe and Josephine Filiatrault. She
enjoyed a pleasant visit with Mr.. anG
Mrs. August Ahlstrom. formerly q,
this city. Mr.. Ahlstrom now beins
travelling auditor. When here he wa.
ticket agent at the Great Northern
She also had a pleasant visit with
Miss Edith Lusian. formerly OF
Crookston. and intimates that Cupid
has shown his unerring marksman.
ship. with announcements due very
soon. Mrs. Neal thoroughly enjoyed
her trip.
Successful Entertainment.
The most successful entertainment
ever given by the Rosary choir of st.
Michael's Catholic church was the
chfldren's vaudeville given last even
ing at the church auditorium. The
program brought out a slendid at
tendance and every number was Of q
quality that would do credit to pro-
fessionals. There vas singing. dane
ing and character sketches and not a
dull moment during the entire ven
ing. Rev. Father Francis Zumbusct
presided during the program and the
evening was concluded with a buffe,
luncheon service. The proceeds OF
the evening we're very satisfactory and
will be donated to the church bel
fund.
Bridge Party This Afternoon.
Guests for eight tables at bridge
whist spent a delightful afternoon to-
day as guests of Mrs. J. C. LeBeau and
Mrs. r. A. Taylor at the home Of the
form Az {r fh1 niy,N{@ n 80
Fourth avenue. Mrs. II. G. Proctor
who is here to spend a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Taylor. was a delight
full guest from Jamestown and the
hostesses made the afternoon game
spirited and interesting, giving hand
some trophies for the high scores al
the close.
Summer garden flowers were used
for decoration in the rooms where this
card tables were arranged and the
pleasure was brought TO a close with
a delectable luncheon service, Mrs
r. II. Mccoy. c. J Murphy and Mrs
w. H. Kelsey assisted.
First Junior Recital.
The summer term work at Wesle,
college conservatory is we'll under wa.
and the first Of the series of Junior
recitals is announced for Friday ef
ernoon at 4:30 O'Clock at the cit,
studios. A splendid program has beer
arranged and all friends and parent.
are cordially invited to attend. SINH
lar programs will be given every Fri
day afternoon during the summe
term and the numbers for tomorrow
follow:
Ruby Gaylord.
Nv. Fire. AttopoNt H>>I>,
Madeline Gets.
Zephers Beaucham1
Gerald Gaylord.
Nalse Lente Ortiz
Mary Batten.
Cookoo Song virgi
Frances Mccoy.
Vera Beatty.
Spinning Song Win
Loretta Glockner.
Happy Outing ........... Sartori,
Harold Buckingham.
Morning Song ............ Devau,
Marjorie Moore.
Moonlight Serenade ....... Robinson
Katherine Henry.
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Cohn- Bernstein Wedding.
The following accoun Of the mar
riage of Sigmund Cohn Of this cit,
is taken from the Daily Gazette pub
lished at Saltwater. Mimi. where tn,
wedding took place last Sunday:
"a very pretty wedding took plac,
Sunday afternoon, June 16. 1912, a
7ve-thirty at the knights Of Pythia
hall when Miss Rebecca Bernstein
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bern
stein. North Second street. was uni
ted in marriage to sigmund Cohn O
Grand Forks. Rabbi j. Aronsohn O
st. Paul performed the ceremony i,
the presence of $50 relatives an,
friends.
The hall was effectively decorate,