The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-29
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Of the city schoolt teachers. Miss Wells.
Miss Hungerford. Miss Gallagher. Miss
Savage n Miss Maude Savage.
Miss Jorsenson to Entertain.
Miss Rikka Jorgenson will give a
party this evening for the younger
pupils OF her piano classes and will
entertain at her home on Cottonwood
street. The hours will be from S to
be assisted by Miss Ida Guam. who ar
rives this evening from St. Thomas
where she enjoyed Thanksgiving with
her parents. Music and games will
be provided for the little folks who
will number about sixteen and a dain.
ty supper will be served at the close.
Miss Guam will be Miss Jorgenson's
guest until Sunday when she returns
to Inkster where she is teaching.
To Have "Grand Forke' Booth.
Ore. for the Rose City Catholic church
of which Rev. Father E. j. Conaty.
former pastor Of st. Michael's church
In this city. is pastor there will be a
Grand Forks. n. D.. booth where Il
splendid collection of gifts from the
ladies Of this city will be displayed.
Three large boxes Of fancy articles
for this booth hav just been shipped
to Father Conaty whose bazaar takes
place the early part Of December and
these gifts are sent by mor than 100
ladies' OF Grand Forks who requested
that they make up a Grand Forks
booth at the display. Friends Of
Father Conaty sent a box to his fair
last year. also. and he was so pleased
over the thoughtfulness of his old
friends that the contribution this year
sa OhNSS$ $h~aA x{rN4c ~. a~
First German Club Party.
This evening h members Of the
German club and their ladies will
dance at the Hotel Dacotah for the
first time this season and the function
will he IN elegant affair. Mrs. F. D.
Cameron. the November hostess. will
be assisted by Mrs. Harry B. Finch
and Mrs. Charles ]. Murphy and fifty
couples will make up the company.
r. A. Jackson has been chosen to lead
the cotillion figures and the Finley
orchestra will play. ::
About midnight a Handsomely ap.
pointed supper will be served in the
hotel lobby. The tables will be ex.
quisiteiy spread and the decorations
will be in keeping with the spirit Of
the season. Many beautiful new
gowns will be worn by the ladies. ad-
ding further nagnificence to the oc-
casion, and Mrs. r. II. Mccoy and
Mrs c. C. Gowran will be at the favor
tables. The yellow chrysanthemum
will predominant in the floral decora-
tons in both the ball room and lobby
ried out Al much as possible in the
supper course.
Bridal Couple Leave Tonight.
Evan j. Mc1lraith and his bride.
formerly Miss Beth Bemis, daughter
Of Mt. and Mrs. V. E. Bemis Of Ink.
ster, will leave this evening for Sc.
attic where Mr.. McIlraith has a coy
home awaiting her. The wedding &C.
noon at the home Of the brides par
ents. and Rev. n. McKechnie. pastor
of the Presbyterian church at Gilby,
performed the ceremony in the pres.
enc Of the members Of the two fam
lilies. The Bemis home was handsome
~ adorned with yellow c~hrysanthe-
NUNS and the Vow were spoken be-
meath a large white wedding bell
which hung from a bower of greenery
attended and the bride was. richly
gowned in French crepe marquisette
made over satin m%essaline and trim.
med with handmade Irish crochet.
a beautifully appointed wedding
dinner was served Immediately after
the ceremony and in the evening the
bride and groom came to this city
wedding. among them being Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. McIlraith. daughter.
Pearl. and. son. Merwyn. Miss Anna
Mc1lraith Of Leeds and H. c. Nell.
raith Of Jamestoyn;
Many Thanksgiving Weddings.
The week Of Thanksgiving has been
weddings and Wednesday and Thurs
day were the favorite days.
The marriage of Miss Phoebe Hoag.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. ". HoaY
OF Fargo. and Cecil NJ. vowles Of the
same city was celebrated yesterday
at high noon at the home Of the
brides parents. Twcnty-four guests
were present and Rev. +. H. Behner
read the service.
Last evening at the home Of Mrs.
"a. F. Humes in Fargo occurred the
marriage Of her daughter, Jaunita
Humes. and Richard NJ. Still of VAL
ley City. Rev. J. NJ. Walters read the
service in the presence of a large
number Of guests and the couple left
IN the evening on a trip to the twin
cities.
Miss Gertrude Mae Long, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Long Of Fargo.
and John Guy Mcconnell OF Belfield,
this state. were married Yesterday at
the residence Of Rev. Thomas ERan
in Fargo. Miss Alice NJ. Long and
Alex McPhail were the attendants and
only a few relatives witnessed the
ceremony.
At jamestown a very beautiful we'd
ding was that Of Tuesday when Miss
Eleanor J. Heinz became the bride of
Herbert P: Lenton. The service was
read at the Presbyterian church in
the presence Of a large company Of
friends and Rev. G. w. Simon oficiat-
ed. Miss Mildred Heinz and r. II.
Lenton were the attendants.
Miss Agnes Lees Of Buchanan and
Joel Johnson we're married by Rev.
Phillips at the Congregational church
in Jamestown Wednesday morning.
They will reside at Pinsree.
Miss Ethel Standish OF Casselton
and A. L. French Of Fargo were mar
ried yesterday at the home OF the
brides parents and left last evening
on a wedding tour to various coast
cities. They will reside in Fargo on
their return.
Miss Title Vol Of Lansdon and
Albert NJ. Shaw of Rouleau. Sask..
were married at Langdon by Rev.
Father O'Driscoll. The couple viii
reside in Canada.
Miss Helen Normand Of Grafton
and Charles John Murphy Of Orr were
married Wednesday at st. Mary's
cathedral In Fargo by Father Egan
and the wedding breakfast wat served
NJ tho Gardner. Tho couple left In
n evening for Chicago where they.