The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05

Returned to Park River.
Miss Edith Aitken. who spent a few
days visiting Grand Forks, has return
cd to her home in Park River.
Visiting in City.
Miss Loretta O'Gorman of Larimore
is visiting in the city as the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Marie O'Gorman. She.
Mas among the out Of town guests last
evening at the high school dancing
party.
Baptist Church Music.
In addition to the organ numbers
by Miss Jane Smith. the following Sc
lections will be rendered by the choir
Of the Baptist church under the direc-
ton of Louis u. Rowland:
Morning Service.
Authenticated the Walls of the
CITY King
Evening Service.
solo-Selected
Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook.
GIee Club at Fargo.
Fargo Courier News: The concert
given last night at the Baptist church
by the university Glee. club was much
the best. of anything Of its kind ever
heard in Fargo. Every number of the
evenings entertainment was thorough
~ enjoyed by the large number of
FargO's lovers of music.
The concert : was late in starting
owing to the fact that the glee club
experienced much difficulty in getting
into town because of the bad con-
dition of the railroads between here
and Grand Forks.
Every number of the program was
n A4niIo-1 lSk No. N Au .
directed the club did especially good
work. The playet which tho club
a to put on was not staged because
the space on the stage was not large
enough. Man Tracy and his cello was
the special feature of the evening and
his work was of the highest order.
Tho glee club will sing at the Fargo
college chapel this morning at 9:45
o'clock.
Hostesses East Evening.
Mrs. John. NJ. Disher n Mrs. Fred
Werstlein entertained a company Of
friends informally last evening at the
home of Mrs. Disher on North Third
street. complimentary to Miss Irene
F'inkle and H. D. Paulson.. There
were guests to fill three tables and the
sive "rumdum." At the conclusion
of the ganle the honors went to Miss
Grace GRADER and Fred werstlein.
who held the high scores. The rooms
were made attractive with vases and
baskets Of pink and white sweetpeas.
The guests Of honor received a beau
tiful white velvet pillow with the Elk
design in burnt work.
An appetizing repast was served at
the small tables. which were adorned
with candles with pink shades. The
hostesses were assisted in serving by
Miss Nina Disher of Munich. Follow
ing the service Of the luncheon, must
cal numbers were rendered by some Of
the guests.
Those present were Miss Finkle.
Miss Grace GRADER. Miss Nina Disher,
Miss Gertrude Shaw. Miss Eva Finkle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccoy, Messrs.
Fred Werstlein. John NJ. Disher, Hugh
Rorke, H. D.. Paulson and Joseph Sim
n1er.
Safe Weddings.
The marriage Of Miss Katie Wolfe
to Charles Kunz was solemnized on
Monday morning at Hankinson. Rev.
Joseph F. Studnicka read the service.
the marriage Of Miss Mary Pooch to
Fred Maeir. A wedding dinner was
served at the home of the groom's
mother.
Miss Kathleen LaBraw and Dennis
Hartnett were united in marriage at
Napoleon on Wednesday, April Z.
They will be at home to their friends
in Napoleon after May 1.
A wedding of interest to hosts OF
friends took place this week in Rolette,
when Miss AAnnie Lamoureux, daugh-
ter Of e. Lamoureaux. became the
bride of Albert Desnoyer. The we'd
ding was solemnized at the Catholic
church, and Rev. Father I3achand Of
L.arsus of1ciated. The attendants we're
Miss Alice Dupuis and Joseph Lam
oureaux. Following the ceremony
the Wedding breakfast was served at
the home Of the brides parents. They
will make their future home in Ca
nada..
Miss Mary Eta Connolly Of Grace
vile. Mimi. became the. bride Of
Thomas J. Kelley of Mohall. last week.
The wedding occurred at Graceville
and a large number OF friends and rel
atives witnessed the ceremony.