The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-01

But win some prize in the race of life
The coming year.. And may the strife
BE hravely met with main and might.
For Kin, and home. country, and right.
Anon.
Many Will Attend Reception.
a large number will attend the re-
ccption at the Methodist church this
afternoon. the ladies Of the Aid society
o'clock in honor of New Years dag.
The reception was arranged as a "ge:
acquainted" affair for the church peo-
pie but an invitation was also extend
ed to all friends. The parlors are
prettily decorated in the colors OF the
season and light refreshments will be
served during the receiving hours.
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Home for New Years Dinner.
Miss Lou Fletcher Of Minneapolis
who has been the guest Of her broths'
and s~ister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. F. F.
Fletcher Of Belmont enu for the
past few days left this morning to
spend the day with her parents at Red
Lake Falls. MINI, and DR.. Fletcher
accompanied her to eat dinner with
the neme via f1%tlxi y M s;nn f1ets ss ho sna
and have invited as guests to share
their hospitality Mrs. J.. NJ. Gillette
and her little daughter. Miss Mar
garet.
VIM Give Evening Dinner.
Nj. and Mrs. Fred S. Duggan will
entertain a small company at dinner
this evening and the pleasure Will be
il the nature Of a farewell to William
Bismarck to be away during the ses-
sion Of the state legislature. The
dinner hour will be Z o'clock and Mrs.
Duggan will use the holiday colors
In her table decorations. Cards will
be the evening pastime and the guests
will be Mr.: and Mrs. ". v. o.Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Carley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Bacon and MI. and Mrs.
Theodore Elton.
Mrs. Alexander Gives Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Alexander have
extended Invitations to a company of
seventeen guests for dinner today and
their home on South Fifth street and
the bounteous feast will be served at
ating color note in the table and
house decorations and the guests viii
be Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Densmore and
Mrs. Densmore's mother, Mrs. Char
1otte Kidder, Mr.. and Mrs R. S. KIM
nan and Mr.. Ktnnan's mother. Mrs.
w. w xAl1Ildn VI EllC0lOu, ILL.,, MI.
and Mrs. Oscar Knudson. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dinnie and daughter,
Vivian. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. stanchfieid
and son, Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
Mccoy and Miss Lulu Byrne.
Last Of 1912 Weddings.
Miss Cecil Nicholson and William
p. Mcmillan. both young people of
Bottineau. were married Tuesday aft
10000 ~ NFs->< -,.l le<< --~-I:~<>1,
on a western honeymoon trip. They
will visit Calgary. Banff and points in
British Columbia before returning to
Bottineau to be at home after Janu-
ary 20.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Hanson
and Louis H. Morley, both popular
young people Of Minot. was a pretty
home of the brides sister. Mrs. F. l.
Rev. 7. 4. olson Of the Methodist
church read the service and the house
decorations were in the Christmas col
ors. Oscar Hanson. a brother Of the
bride. was the only guest from away.
Miss Olga solberg and Henry a.
~ married Christmas day at the home
Of the groom's father. o. A. Houge. in
Williston. The couple will spend the
winter in Williston but will make
their future home in Malta. Mont.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Has
kins. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Has
kiDs of Perth and Ezra Clifford of the
day. Rev. Joseph Chester read the
l1urtial service and after the wedding
hi, aktdst the couple left for Minne-
apoiis ON their honeymoon. The groom
il Al %i'ai1ner in the Haskins grocery
slsin 1T i'crtll.
...s>- t'ti'nirc Cato and Earl Craw-
T.. ;Hp young people of Hansboro.
Ns.r ,teorried BY the REV. r. 4. Clack.
IN ~ Cartwright and are spending
TER honeymoon with the groom's
people at Killarney. They will be at
home in H%ansboro after January 10.
Miss Lizzie Askim and John 1ver-
sou. both of Lankin, were married at
the Hoff Lutheran church in the pres
ence Of a large company Of guests
Adams performed the ceremony and
the bride was given away by her ia
Their. Miss Emma Askim and Miss
Josie 1verson were the bridesmaids
and the groomsmen were Ludwig Iver-
son and Adolph Askim. A sumptuous
wedding feast was served at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Askim, and fifty guests were
present. They will reside on the
groom's farm.
Sunday evening at Antler occurred
the marriage Of Miss Catherine Walk
er, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Walker Of that place, and w. Z. Pat
terson of Dietrich. Ida. Ernest
II Feutz played the wedding march and
Rev. Thomas tombstone performed
the ceremony. Only a few friends
were present and q. wedding supper
was served. After spending q month
at Antler and Westhope where the
groom formerly resided. the couple
will go to Idaho to make their home.
S. c. Eldridge Of Minnewaukan has
returned from Il trip to Hamilton.
Ohio. accompanied by his bride who
formerly was Miss Lucy Dryer, their
wedding having taken place a few
days ago al the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. Stephen Deckard. in Ham.
ilton. Mr.. Eldridge is a newspaper
man and mas the congratulations of
the fraternity.
Miss Rosie Laverdurc and ALPHA
j. Cassidy of Rolla' We're married at
the country home of the groom's par.
ents Monday afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
Rev. Bickle performing the ceremony.
Miss Marie Gaundette and Henry Cas-
sidy were bridesmaid and best man.
Miss Cora B. Mcpherson and
Charles e. Ferriter were married at
Dickinson Tuesday evening at 3
o'clock and a reception and supper
followed the ceremony at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Pencwell. The groom is an opera
tor for h Western Union at Dickin-
son and the bride recently moved to
that city with her parents from South