The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-04
Mckenzie. Mnlphy Wedding.

hcr sister. Mrs. John RartneSs, and
substituting as ~hookkcepcr at the
Western Union office while Miss verna
Ryan was taking her vacation. has
returned t" her home. Miss Went
worth returned earlier than she had
home city and Miss Ryan has resum-
ed her position III the local office.
League Dinncr at Church.
The Women's Civic league will
serve the election day dinner tomor-
row evening in the dining room of the
Methods. church. at the corner of
Fourth street and Alpha venue. in
stead of in the Nieds building on De
Mers avenue rs has been previously
announced. The ladies found it neces-
sary to make this change today and
wish all members of the league would
help inform the public of the change
by telling their friends so that none
will be disappointed.
Arrangements for the dinner are
progressing rapidly and the ladies are
preparing for a large patronage.
DR.. Crccgam Banqucts Boys.
Fargo Courier News: The Fargo
college football team enjoyed a ham
uuet at the Hotel Waldorf. The
.S"i. silSt lh"N ahS Il SpieIiold game
in the afternoon seemed to welcome
heartily the tempting food set before
them. DR.. Creesan proved himself
as always. a delightful host. About
twenty youny men including Coach
Watkins. faculty member. Mr.. Wan
ner. business manager. Louis Engerud
and Mr.. Savage were guests. After
the banquet several impromptu
speeches were greatly enjoyed. the
boys of the team responding with
appropriate toasts.
Thoroughly Enjoyed Visit.
Mrs. H. W. witherstine and her
two little daughters. Elizabeth and
Margaret reached home Sunday
morning after enjoying a delightful six
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Joliet. ILL.,. Chicago. Minneapolis.
Witherstine left her daughters with
her mother at Joliet when she went
to Chicago. where she was much en-
tertained by several friends and it Vas
on the return trip that she visited
with Senator and Mrs. H. H. Wither-
slime at Rochester and with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hatfield. grandparents of
Or. Witherstine. at Dover.
Entire Nous Met Today.
Mrs. Harry Gavere was hostess this
afternoon to the regular meeting of
the Entire Nous club and the study of
France was continued. AT roll call
the members responded with current
event discussions and the first paper
was by Mrs. 4. L. Logan on Joan Of
Arc Mrs. j. S. Hatcher contributed
a Very instructive and entertaining
paper on The Peasant Life of
France" and Mrs. s. II. Ashley con-
the program with a we'll pre-
pared article on The Religion of
France"
The usual social hour followed the
clubs program and Mrs. Gaverc
served a dainty lunch before adjourn
ment.
Miss Mccoy Wcds November 20.
Miss Camilla Monica Mccoy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
GoeH. is to be a November bride and
the man of her choice is Mr.. Harry
j.: Hartman of st. Paul. Wednesday,
20. has beer chosen as the
wedding day m the marriage will
be solemnized at st. Michael's Catholic
church with a nuptial mass following
the ceremony. That evening Mr..
will take his bride on a
wedding o u and they will
visit the twin cities and relatives of
Mr.. Hartmann in Fort Wayne, Ind,
and Detroit. Mich. before going to
st. Paul to reside.
marriage will be received
with much interest in social circles for
she has long been one of the highly
esteemed young ladies of the CITY. In
church circles she has always taken
an active part and at present is a
member Of the board of directors of
the Young Ladies' sodality. Miss Nc
doey has chosen to have a wedding
OF very simple appointment and at the
breakfast which will follow the church
ceremony only the family members
will be numbered anong the guests.
Mr.. Hartmann is a special agent for
the Great Northern railroad company
n for several years had his head
quarters in Grand Forks. About a
year ago he was promoted to the ST.
Paul territory which makes it neces-
city.
Music Service Much Enjoyed.
The special music service given last
evening at the First Baptist church
at the first Of a series of evening mu-
sic programs to be given at this
church. was a thoroughly enjoyed
reata n a very large number awaited
themselves Of the opportunity to hear
IT. The special work by the choir
was the Mendelssohn cantata, "As
the Hart Pants" and 1t was rendered
almost faultlessly under the able d.
rection Of Louis U. Rowland, choir
director. For the reason that MIR.
Rowland has been able o develop a
splendid choral club from the talent
In the Baptist choir he has arranged
to give a special religious music serv-
ice the arsf Slndar oranian aah