The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-12

IaO IuOEJlluB IOI IkOlCttSs Ave- Ast. -
she will teach q nine months term Of
school,
Entertained at Dinner.
Mrs. r.. e. Roberts entertained as
her guests ut dinner last evening Rev.
ana Mrs.. Francis M. Mccoy and chill
dren, Mt. and Mrs. James Ferguson
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. E.. o.
Lowell. Dinner was served at 8 o'clock
and a basket of pansies and mignonet-
te was used az a centerpiece for the
table. Mrs. Roberts was assisted by
her daughter. Miss Jessie Roberts.
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Btsmarck Club Needing.
Wednesday afternoon the Current
Events club Of Bismarck held a most
interesting meeting at the home. OF
Mrs. george A. WEIGH. This was the
opening meeting for the year and was
well attended. there being eighteen
members in the organization. The
subject for the afternoons discussion
was the Conservation Of the Impor-
tant Waterways of the United States
Papers we're read as follows: Con
Al. Arnot; Conservation Of Public
Health" Mrs. Andrew Miller; "Our
National waste" Mrs George A.
wAlch: "sAving the Forest Waste"
Mrs. william r. Davis, After the en-.
iovable program and other matters OF
IMPORTANCE had been disposed Of Mrs.
Welch served refreshments.
Pretty Wedding at Bismarck.
Bismarck Tribune: A quiet. but
pretty wedding was solemnized on
OBS residence, when Miss gladys K.
waid.% daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A.
waid, and Mr.. Bernard e. Montifering
were united In marriage by Father
'Hiltner. The bride was very becom-
inxiXy Attired in a rich blue suit with
hat and all accessories to match. Miss
Beatrice waid acted as bridesmaid
ana wore a white suit and carried
pink asters.. The groom was attended
ST. cloud. Immediately following the
ceremony the bridal party. relatives
ana a few friends repaired to the
brides home on Seventh street. where
q delicious, nve-eourse dinner was
served. The bride. vas born in the
capital city and has made this her
home, having received her education
in the public schools and for the past
three years has acted in the CAPACITY
Of stenographer for the: 1nternational
Harvester company Mr.. Volunteering
is also connected with theInternation-
al having been employed there the
past Two years. first al assistant cash
Ter and for the past year has been
cashier. Mfr. and. Mrs. Montiferihe
have the best wishes ana congratulA-
tiois Of their many friends. They
departed amid showers Of rice and
kind wishes from over fifty employees
on wednesday evening, expecting to
ia lhAn6e StntAmhe pr.
Miss MeachAm to Wed.
Mrs. r. c. Meachem Of Boise. idaho
has announced the approaching marri-
age Of her daughter Miss Ava Gene
We've to Riley G. Bosworth Of Spokane,
Wash. The wedding will take place
early In November. The announce
ment will cone as a complete surprise
to the many friends of Miss Meachafn
university for the past two years and
was very popular in both musical and
social circles. Miss Meacham Is an
accomplished and charming young
woman and a prominent member OF
Alpha Phi soririty at the UNIVERSE
ty. Host Of friends throughout the
state will unite In extending best
wishes. The following account Of the
announcement party. taken from the
ANohAo oS0SSGAth"As RabisSAA0u OF oSiSS
will be Of interest to Miss Meacham's
many friends:
Charming in it's simplicity and girl.
ishhess wa the informal tea giver
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Gene.
We've Meacham. at which the happ,
secret Of her approaching marriage
a disclosed to dozen Of her mos
intimate friends, Following a pleas.
ant hour spent in needle work and
conversation. = dainty repast. was ser.
we'd. after which each guest received
a small envelope containing the un'
expected announcement. At the
am time little Miss Helen Ch.lfant
carried to the bride elect her engage
ment ring, which was concealed in the
heart Of q wild rose
The rooms were fragrant with beau
t!ful roses and other garden flowers
During the afternoon musical numbers
were rendered by the Misses Cook
McCrunn. Daily and Meacham. Assist.
ing with the serving Of the tea were
the Misses Helen Chalfant and Violet
Meacham.