The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-08
Another X. q. Supper.

Another, IL. G. supper.
A supper will be given by the ladies
Ct the St. Michaefs Cathoiic cnutc y
this evenin~ from 8 o'clock on az %
south Third. After the supper a
social session will be held.
Visitors in the City.
Mrs. j.. A. Seaman. formerly MISS
Esther .Griggs Of Grand Forks n
her sister, Miss Jennie Griggs', nave
arrived from Wenatchee. WASH. to
visit friends for some time. Mrs:
Seaman Is a guest at n nonle -
Mrs. NJ. e. Stricken on South tour.ii
street. and Miss Griggs Is WISHING u! y,
the home of Prof. n MIS- saliue'
J.. Pease on Vernon avenue.
A.oung Peoples Society to Mcet. -.
The Young Peoples society or tne
Swedish Lutheran church VIII nleet
this evening at 8 o'clock in the churcn
parlors. An excellent program has
been arranged and refreshments VIII
be served by the hostesses, Mrs' o
Sundeen and Mrs. Charles johnson.
A cordial, invitation is extended TO all
The program will be as follows:
Piano Solo-Miss Lillian Paulson.
Vocal Solo-George Engstrom.
Piano Solo-Ruby Erickson.
Reading-Miss Annie Brundin.
, Piano Solo-Miss Esther Peterson.
Address-Rev. j. NJ. P~ersenius.
Piano Solo-Miss Frances Jorgen-
son.
Fargo Girls to Give Entertainment.
Fargo Courier-News: The young
ladies' Of the Camp Fire groups are
planning to give the ladies OF Fargo
and Moorhead a rar treat .on the
evening Of May IS at, Stones audi
tcrium. The girls of the city are
parcticing Afternoon and evening on
their several stunts. which show an
interesting variety of amusements. =
the proceeds of which will be used
tc send a representative young lady
to the Geneva conference to he held
his summer. 4
Schmidt Clark Wedding.
Last evening at Z o'clock at the
home Of Prof. and Mrs. G. G. Schmidt
at University Place, occurred a very
pretty wedding when their daughter
Miss Ada Anna, was united in mar
riage to Arthur s. Clark of st. Paul.
Rev. William Fl. Matthews. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church.. read
the service. Mrs. Alfred Olson of New
Rockford was matron of honor and
was DeCOm1nSly dILlTeQ III d gown VI
pale blue chiffon. Karl G. Schmidt
a brother of the bride was best, man
Miss Kathleen Flinn rendered the
wedding music. The bride wore 3
beautiful gown of white chiffon, made
over a satin foundation. trimmed with
pearls and Duchess lace. She car
ried a bouquet Of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. The rooms Were
made attractive with a pretty color
scheme of pink and white and baskets
OF carnations and roses were used
The bridal party stood beneath a bow
err of snlilax and ferns, which was ar
ranged in the living room. The bride
:sas given away by her father.
Following the ceremony; a dainty
luncheon was served and the guests
included forty intimate friends and
relatives Mrs. p. p. Chandler was
in charge Of the dining o and hel
assistants. were. Mrs, T.. N. Gillette
Mrs. r. j. Babcock. Mrs. Thomas G.
johnson. Mrs. j.. w. Wilkerson and
Miss Luella .G.oe.e ~. f.
Mr.. and Mrs: Clark left last evening
for a wedding trip to Duluth and late.
will be- at, home tostheifs friends in
st. Paul. Where the ,gropm is Engaged
in; business fhes bride travelled IN 4
tailored suit Of navy. blue with hat
and a~ccessprtesst match.
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