The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-28

the members OF the Tuesday club
VIII have their hrst meeting tomorrow
svening e. guests OF Mrs. L w.
street. The ladies' viii bring theis
needlework to begin their Christmas
sewing and will make plans for the
other meetings: Of the year. Mrs.
Deichert' will serve luncheon at the
close Of the meeting:
Three Functons fca Bride.
Miss Mayme pecamp who already
been honored with several pretty
pre-nupttal functions will be giyen
three handsome compliments this
week. Mrs w. We Panovitz ana Mis-
Elizabeth PanovitS have issued. INV.
tations for Wednesday afternoon and
Will receive ct Mfs. Panovitx's. rest
dence at TOO Belmont avenue. Thurs.
day evening has been chosen by Mrs.
Will G. Bulge and Miss Selma Hasseli
100: they Will entertain at Mrs. Budse,s
ernoon, Miss Lou Hall and Mrs. Edrar
Wells will entertain, their pleasure to
b. given At Miss Halls home at .517
Third avenue.
Fargo Librarian 10 Wed.
Fargo Forum: A very delightful
event Of this afternoon was the par-
eel shower given BY Mrs. NJ. A. Hi.
dreth at her home on Eighth street
south in honor Of Miss Amy Bosson.
who has been in. charge Of the Fargo
public library for the past year. The
guest list included only q few Of Miss
Blossoms most intimate friends and a
very happy afternoon was spent. Miss
Bossom will leave next week for her
home at Calumet, Mich. where she
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her nuptials has not been definitely set,
Miss Bosom has made a large circle
Of warm friends during her stay in
Fargo. She will be succeeded by Miss
Elizabeth Roman Of Lansing, Mich.
who Is to arrive Monday. Miss Roman
Is q graduate Of the University Of
Michigan and Of the Wisconsin library
n and comes here from the NASH
VILE state library q Nashville. Tenn.
The Weeks State Brides.
The marriage Of Miss D. Gagne and
William Comartin. both Of Tarsus,
took place at the Catholic church in
B%ottineau,, the ceremony being per-
formed by Father Andrieuse. After a
short honey moon the couple will re.
side on their farm near Tarsus.
Miss Violet Smith of Mclean coun.
ty and Arthur H. Osmond of Minot
were quietly welded in the latter city
saturday and after a short visit with
friends there will go to North Yaki-
ma, WASH, to reside. Rev. p. w.
Erickson performed the ceremony.
Miss Emma Anderson and Jesse F.
Cline. both young people Of Minot,
were married at high noon Saturday
and the wedding dinner was served at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Gagen.
Miss Cora NJ. Cline and Cole Larson
were bridesmaid and best man and
only relatives attended the ceremony.
The couple will be at home at SIS Jar
Wis street after November 1.
Miss Ruby Henley, a popular YOUNG
lazy OF Devils Lake. Is to be a Novem.
Der bride and there is much pre.
nuptial entertaining for her in that
city. Saturday evening Mrs. n. Thor
son gave a kitchen shower in her
honor and entertained a of
twenty-five girls.
Oflcers Gave Ball.
Bismarck Tribune: One of the
prettiest, as we'll as most successful 30.
cial functions of the season occurred
Friday evening at the post gymnasium
at Fort Lincoln. when Major and Mrs.
Brechemin. Captain Martin and Cap
tain and Mrs. Davis entertained a
large number Of their friends at a
dancing party: The invitations read.
dancing. 500 p. m. to 300 a. M"
but It was almost half an hour after
d latter hour before the party was
The post gymnasium was decorated
IN a handsome manner which was at
once unique and beautiful. Harvest
and Halloween designs were carried
out in an exquisite manner and the
guests We're amazed and delighted at
the pretty scene which met their eyes
as they entered the ball room.
Music for the occasion was furnish
ed by the full orchestra Of the -Four.
teenth United States infantry regi-
mental band. Handsomely engraved
programs were given each guest and
each one enjoyed a very happy even
ing.
In the receiving line were Captain
Martin. Mrs. Brechemin. Captain pa
Wis and Mrs. Davis. Major Brechemin
was not In line as he has been absent
from Fort Lincoln for several weeks,
having been detailed for duty along
the Mexican frontier.
Refreshments were served during
the evening in the gymnasium. the
decorations for the refreshment apart
ments corresponding to the general
scheme.