The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-23
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Party at Illinois Farm.

Party at Illinois Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Root Of the H.
hnois farm will entertain the young
people at the Plymouth Congregation
81 church this evening at Illinois
farm. The young people will leave
the church promptly at 2 o'clock and
a very pleasant evening is anticipated.
w. G. T. u. Meeting Today.
The members OF the w. c. r. U. are
meeting this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. q. Stokesberry, 400 South
Sixth street. The subject for study
will be Temperance Truths In Seize
ence." At the. close of the program,
q social hour will be enjoyed and re-
freshments will be served.
Return from Trip.
Hankinson News: Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Jones arrived home Saturday
night from a our of three months
over a good part Of the United States.
They were on the Pacific coast for
several weeks. thence east via New
Orleans to Hampton, Va. where Miss
Jones Is a teacher in one of the larg-
est schools for colored children in the
United States. Mr.. Jones says he en-
joyed every minute of his vacation
but is more firml yconvinced than ever
that no part of the country offers bet
ter business advantages than North
Dakota.
Return to Langdon from South.
Langdon Republican,: H. D. ALERT
and wife, who spent several months at
their winter home in LaJolla, Cal,
returned to Langdon on Saturday and
will occupy their home here during
the summer. Although they had q
very pleasant winter as well as a very
enjoyable trip to Langdon, they are
not at all sorry that they are again
settled down in their real home. Mrs.
Ridlington and Miss Vivian ALERT,
who were with them a part Of the way
home, but stopped to visit enroute, ar
rived IN Monday.
Entertained Last Evening.
Mrs. Carl Oats and Mrs. S. s. Cas-
we'll were hostesses last evening, when
they entertained q company OF friends,
at the home of Mrs. Oates on Dakota
avenue, in honor of Mrs. Charles Hor-
lacker Of Indianapolis, Ind, and Mrs.
Charles Kline of Brandon. Man. There
were guests for three tables and the
hours were spent in playing grand
nola. At the conclusion Of the game.
favors We're awarded to the holders Of
the high scores. The evening was
brought to a close with the service of
a dainty luncheon:
Fargo Courier-News: Mesdames r.
8. Lewis. c. H. Lavell and j. A. Jar
dine entertained yesterday afternoon
at a parcel shower given in honor OF
Miss Charlotte Hall, a charming
bride-elect of next Tuesday. Miss Hall
was showered with a profusion Of par
cells. During the afternoon the guests
and attractive articles for the May
bride.
A delightful program furnished
much pleasure for. the afternoon
hours. Miss Kathryn York gave a
number of readings in her charming
manner. Miss Irene Carpenter then IA
! vored her listeners with piano selec-
tons.
Mrs. Ernest Wright sang a group OF
vocal renditions from Miss Hall. who
was one of Fargo's most cultured
young ladies. The Misses Florence
Webster. Lorrine Pollock. Gladys Gu
thrie, assisted In serving while Mes
danes F~.%a,sSeh}ipf. T. A. Quirk. and
A. L. Bishop ~alternated In presiding
at the tea.urn.s%A
A color scheme Of pink and white
was effectively carried out with glad
iolas throughout the dining room and
parlor.
On tuesday, May 20, at Forman. oc-
CURED the marriage Of Mrs. Johanna
Norman to Valentine Belts. Rev. y.
Tollefson .of1ciated. They will make
their home at Cakes.
Miss Opal Jessup Of Forbes and
Jacob Wehl of Clement were united
in marriage at Glendale. Rev. Hap
pie, pastor Of the German Lutheran
church read the service.
A wedding Of interest to frienda
took place last week at Swea City,
Iowa, when Miss Alma LaRue Stock
man was united in marriage to Ernest
Bylin of Tioga.. The groom is the son
Of Postmaster Bylin Of Norton. Mr..
and Mrs. Bylin will be at home to
their friends in Tioga after july /.
On Wednesday afternoon at Emb-
den, at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Mallough
occurred the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Lorraine Mearl Mallough. to
Frederick Port. son Of MI. and Mrs.
John Port Of Casselton. Rev. ]. q.
Childs, rector Of the Episcopal church
Of Casselton OBLIGATED. The young
people left for a wedding trip to the
twin cities and on their return will
be at home to there friends in Cassel-
ton.