The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-14
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Early Easter.
Miss Hoiseth announces that she
will not have 4 special opening day
old and new customers visit her mil
Hnery parlors at any time. The show.
ings are exceptionally attractive this
season and YOU will find the most be-
coming hats that the style centers af-
ford. An early visit always insures
large range Of choice.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Celebrate.
Devils Lake Journal: Close to 200
friends celebrated the golden wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ford. Monday evening at the Ford
home in Crary. The affair was one
of the largest social events that has
ever taken place in Crary. The cou-
pie are old. pioneers Of North. Dakota
having come to the state from Black
Stock. Ont. in 1882, settling three
miles south Of Arvilla near Grand
Forks. where they still own their old
homestead. Both MI. and Mrs. Ford
were born In England and are now
nearly 80 years old. J. w. Kelly pre-.
sented Mr.; Ford with a gold headed
cane In behalf Of the guests and Mrs.
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was an out-of-town guest.
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Dinner Party This Evening.
Mrs. j. G.. Moore. who is enjoying a
visit from Mrs. Augustus Short of
Cavalier will honor her guest this
evening with an informal but pretttly
appointed dinner at her North
Fourth street home. Mrs. Short is a
former Pembina resident. having lived
there until the county seat was moved
TO Cavalier, and Mrs. Moore will mako
the dinner a reunion Of old friends as
her invited guests are a group Of Penn.
Dina young people attending the uni
versity. The dinner hour is 6 o'clock
and Mrs. Moore has chosen pink car
nations and green fern for her table
decorations in honor Of the university
colors. Covers will be laid for twelve
Mrs. Moore will be assisted by her
daughter. Miss Marjorie. The group
OF guests include Miss Kate King, Miss
Dora Mcbride, Misses Nellie. and Ethel
Roland King and Stanley Kneeshaw.
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Walter Lodmell Honored. i. 49,.
/ Mtnot@ Reporter: The members of
the Entire Nous Whist club were. the
guests last. evening Of Miss Ruth Per-
kfns at her home on South Hill and
enjoyed their usual interesting game
y progressive whist. Miss Josephine
skill and drew ladies'. high scores.
while Walter Lodmell and William
'Mulroy. who had an equal number
Of progressions. tied for gentlemen's
high. The tally cards, to which small
green pencils were attached, were of
white decorated with shamrock. AT
the conclusion Of the game the card
tables were spread with dainty lunch
cloths and large candles. occupying
pretty pickering rays over the room
during the luncheon hour. Miss Per-
kins was assisted by Mrs. Perkins in
the service Of the dainty luncheon.
During the evening Mr.. Taylor Thomp.
son, acting as spokesman for the club,
presented Walter Lodmell with a
handsome leather travelling bag. Mr..
Lodmell. who is one Of the mos pop
ular members Of the club will leave
this city the last Of the month for
Grand Forks, where he has accepted
an excellent, position and the club
took this occasion to present him with
some token of their esteem. Invited
guests last evening we're MI. and Mrs.
o. r. Herigstad, Leslie Renno and
Wolton Perkins. Miss Eva Norton
will entertain the club at its next
meeting two weeks hence. L.
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State Weddings Of the Week.
Miss Inga Lundeby and Hans ].
Dahl Of Osnaprock were quietly mar
ried in Langdon on Thursday. After
the ceremony which. wal performed
by Rev. Shading the. couple left for
Minnesota where they will spend a
short honeymoon. They will make
their home on their return In Osna-
brock where Mr.. Dahl holds a respon-
sible position in the First National
bank.
Miss Grace Falconer and Thomas
E. Bowling of Mimic were married at
the home Of the brides parents in
that city on Wednesday by Rev. N. o.
White Of the PRESBYTERIAN church.
The couple were attended by Miss
Violet Falconcr. sister Of the bride and
Mr.. Silas Schimming. A wedding sup
per was served after the ceremony to
u large company of friends who had
witnessed the ceremony. All the
friends Of the young couple join in
extending the best wishes to. them. in
their new life.
Miss Mary Nyre Of Mtnot and Mr..
John Carlsten Of Beaudette. MINI.
were married at tho parsonage Of the
First Lutheran church of Minot by
Rev. Gullikson last evening at 8
O'Clock. The couple were attended by
Miss Some and Mr.. E. D. Nyre, BROTH
er of the bride. After a few days
visit in Minot, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlsten
will leave for Beaudette where they
will make their future home.