The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-19
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Party for Miss Kemerer.
Mrs. E. o. Mallory has issued invi-
evening, at her home on Walnut
street. in honor Of Miss Etha Kemer-
er, who will become a bride next
week.
Ladies' Aid Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Luz
theran church is meeting this after
noon. In. the church parlors. Follow
Ing n business meeting, a social ses-
sion will be enjoyed and refreshments
VIII be served. The h~ostesSes for the
afternoon are Mrs. H. Bridston, Mrs.
n. Fladeland and Mrs. Tweeten.
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Cotton-Perkctt Marriage Solemnized.
A wedding Of interest to friends oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon at the
nome OF DR.. and Mrs. 8. p. Robertson,
OF University place, when Miss Flor
ence Cotton was united in marriage to
Jonn 3: Perkett. a prominent business
man OF Minot. The ceremony was
performed at 4 o'clock, by DR.. e. p.
" 00OAS 10 AuCSIS W0Ee
present. A pretty color scheme OF
pink n white was carried out in all
appointments. Baskets and vases Of
pink peonies and snowballs, were ar
tstically arranged in all Of the rooms.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
white embroidered batiste, trimmed
with lace. Following the ceremony, a
reception was held and refreshments
We're served by Mrs. Robertson who
was assisted in serving by her daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles b. Hunt and Mrs. n.
Germain. The guests included a
group of Wesley college conservatory
people and as+number Of the Minot
who are attending the uni
versitN.
The bride has been the efncient .ec.
rotary at Wesley college conservatory
FOR the past year. previous to that
m she was principal of the Mtnot
nigh school for several years. She ia
the daughter Of Mrs. Emma d. Cotton
of this city. Mr.. Perkett is a well
known business man Of Minot an
scores at friends will join in extend
ing best wishes for a happy and pros.
perous uture Mr.. and Mrs. Per
kett left last evening for Minot, where
they'wtM make their home.
Recital This Evening.
The music pupils Of Mrs. H. Burton
Will give a splendid recital this
Ing at her home on South Third
street. at 1880 o'clock. All parents
and friends are cordially invited. The
program has been arranged as fol-
lows:
Piano-"Bird Song" Wallace Cor
der.
Little song-"The White Kitten.
Gladys Black.
Piano-"Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes,"
Grace Rosensweig.
Piano-"on to the Circus" Ger
trude Kerr.
Piano.-"Moon winks," Alberta An
derson.
Piano.-"Dancing in the Noon.
light" Mrs. Ferguson.
Piano--"Boat Song" Grace Utter
back.
Piano--"Little Soldiers March,
Roy Pitts
Piano--"Mud Pies" Bonnie Olson.
Flows Josie Sullivan. ~
Piano-''Twinkling Stars" Pearl
Bushee., sa
Piane-.Moenlight OF the Lake"
Piana-'Land of Dreams" Rober,
Forseth.
song--'when I Lost. You." Eva
Earle.
Piano-"1dilio," Mrs. Bentley.
"Pianp-"Curfew' Bells" Josie Sui
Ivan.
Piano-"rhe rambourine Girl"
Delphine Mcmahon.
Piano-'The wayside Chapel" An
ME Earle.
Piano-"Cabalette," Mrs. Rotwiler.
Song-"A Bird from Der the Sea-"
Annie Mcmahon.
Piano-"Lily Of the Valley" Elmer
Rood.
Piano-.The Robins Return" Ha-
eel Cassidy.
Piano-"The M~yrtles." Edna Earle.
Piano-"In the Merry May" Their
Piano-"La c~hatelaine." Naomi
Cady.
Piano-"silver Cherries" Mrs. En-
gelke.
Song. contralto-"Good Night Lit
tie Girl" Hazel Cassidy.
Piano-"Polonaise B~rilliante." Stel-
la Gravelle.
song-"In the Garden Of Ny
Heart" Delphine Mcmahon.
Piano-"Moonlight on the Hudson"
Florence Kerr.
Piano-"Hungariana Polonaise." VI