The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-16
Returns to School Duties.

AeSkAt III 10 oSIIOuI DuIISSs
Master Wallace Robertson. VIII
has enjoyed the summer vacation a
home 18th his parents. DR.. and Mrs
E. P Robertson of University Place
has returned to Mortified. Mimi. Il
resume his school studies for the
year.
Coming Here to Reside.
Lisbon Free Press: George Davie.
departed yesterday evening for Mott
where he will conduct an institute
for a week. From theer he goes tc
Grand Forks university. where he Is
engaged as a teacher. Mrs. Davies will
remain here for an extended visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L
Whipple.
Party Thursday Evening.
Thursday evening has been an
nounced as the date for the Septem-
Der party of the Ladies' Altar society
Of st. Michael's church and the hos
tesses extend a cordial invitation to
all members and friends Of the
vided for old and young n the
hour is $50 o'clock. Mrs. Lawrence
F.. O'Connor is chairman Of the COM
nittee in charge of the party.
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Miss Duis Hostess.
Miss Katherine Duis received a
small company of her young friends
at the home of her parents on Reeves
avenue Saturday evening and the
hours We're merrily passed with an
interesting game Of rumdum n a
musical program. Mrs. Duis served
4 delicious repast at the conclusion
81 the pleasure and the guests were
Miss Ruth Templeton. Miss Marion
Torgerson. Miss Lillian Mae Dow,
Miss Pauline Wolff. Harry Read. Nor
rell Cook. Herman knuepfer. Paul
Matthews. Miles Lander and Herman
Wolff.
Guests at Davies Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Davies Of Wal
nut street and Miss NJ. Helen Davies
enjoyed a visit Sunday from a group
Of relatives from out of town who
gathered here for a day with Miss
Davies sister. DR.. Leora E. Davies of
Chicago. who left for her home last
evening. DR.. Davies has been visit
Ing for several days at Bemidji and
crookston and came over here Sat-
urday evening accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. ". L. Davies, her nieces.
Misses Lois and Beryl Davies. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Davies, all Of
Crookston. Hal Dawes OF Devils
Lake also arrived Saturday evening
and the company was entertained at
the W. p. Davies home for the day.
Honeymoon in the Rockies.
The following from the Minneapolis
Journal tells something OF the pleas
+ Of the former editor of the Fargo
Daily News who was recently wed:
mi. and Mrs. Ralph Herbert Nit
chell (Phebe king) who were married
in Minneapolis on Tuesday, Septem-
Der g., have been honeymooning in
the Canadian Rocky mountains.
When last heard Of they we're at Lake
Louise chalet. Laggan, which. in the
language of these honeymoon travel
ers in homeward bound letters. lis
an ideal place for a wedding trip
From Laggan Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
started for Vancouver. Seattle, Ia
coma and then to Portland, where
they. will reside.
Among the Minneapolis guests
Mno we're v. F. at cr anfsa Rb %sre , Mr. anra and
similar to that of Mr.. and Mrs. Nit
cheH.. brought to the beautiful Ca
madam lage region; Mrs. NJ. r. At.
wood and Mrs. Charles E. Metz were
also guests at Lsssan:"
Miss Gillen's Wedding.
A splendid two column cut of Miss
Gertrude Gillen of Wahpeton was
among the group Of handsome Sep
ciety pages of the Sunday Minneapo.
lis Journal and with 1t was a fun
account Of her wedding which took
place In that city on the unlucky day.
Friday, the thirteenth. Former Unit
ed States Senator and Mrs. w. e.
Purcell were among the guests as
VIII be seen in the following:
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias
Gillen of Wahpeton, n. D., and Ernest
g. XIII spoke the marriage vows Fri
a evening at 8 o'clock in n of
the private parlors at the Hotel Raids
SON.. Palms, bay trees, exotic pla nts
n white chrysanthemums had trans
FORMED the parlor into a floral chapel
m witnessed by twenty-five relatives
ano friends the ceremony
vas performed by Rev. Father Ridder
OF Wahpeton. n. D. A string orches-
ira played behind a screen Of Foliage
nj flowers and announced the an
trance Of the bride with the strains
OF the "Lohengrin" wedding march.
me orlde wore a gown Of white
oFocaoeo satin made en- train with
pearl trimmings and duchess lace
Her veil was held with a coron..t ri
MOVERS and her bridal bouquet was
a hover Of lilies Of the valley an d
orchids. cav
Mrs. A. H. champlain was tho ma
iron Of honor. Her gown waa Of pink
satln and her flowers were pink rose.
buds. 6. Miller of Chicago was the
best man. Lux
The ceremony was followed by q
wedding banquet in the Louis XIV
pail room. which suggested a French
garden. The guests were served from
a large table set in the form If a
I. the service being arrange
amidst a setting that was he renro.
auction OF a festive spread in The
DAYS of Marie A~ntoinette, the center.
piece was a miniature lake fringe
with a flower and shrub-dotted shore.
line. n at either side, set amidst toy
trees and flowers. were small fonn,
tatns. The color note was white an
lavender, and asters were used. Ate,
the dinner there was dancing.
Among the guests were Mr.. anl
Mrs. Matthias Gillen and Former INIT
Dakota. '''
"Mr. and Mrs. Kill will be at hom,
at the Radisson after October i am
later in the fall they will 70 on a,
extended eastern trip"