The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11
Jol.nson.poNns welding To-Day.

both social n business circles in this
city will be solemnizcd at s o'clock
this afternoon when Miss Belle NJ.
Johnson will become tae bride OF Mr..
Cook, pastor Of the First Baptist
church. will read the nuptial service
at his residence II the only guests
will be the bridesmaid. Miss Clara
Johnson, sister of the bride, and Mr..
after taking the nur,ial vows Mr..
Downs and mis- bride Will leave on the
Northern Pacific ii.nr tor Winnipeg
where they will cnjoy Il short honey
moon. The bride will Wear a hecom-
ing travelling suit vi hllc broadciotn
ter will DC gowncd in brown.
On returning to ,his city Mr.. and
Mrs. Downs will be a; home at the
Hotel Dacotah.
The bride is Il CRY charming young
lady who has haen in business here
for the past three EcarS, coming from
minneapolis when she purchased the
|Ontario millinery Sire. In both busI-
ness and social circles sha has made
Numerous warm friends Who will be
eager to shower her with good wishes.
Miss johnson sold out her business
interests here but ~ few weeks ago
and it was then han:i,: whispered
hhiOhS liza ttC1bAS Ni1l Stt "OOlQ ne
one of the first spring brides.
Mr.: Downs is equally popular as a
business man and has been a resident
of this city but little more than IL year.
He came to this city from Fargo to
take over the management of the Da-
lcotah pharmacy and was here but a
very short time when he met and
woned his bride of today. Scores of
friends will extend cordial congratu.
|lations. cven though the good news
has been we'll concealed until today.
Milliners On Buying Trips.
The time of year has arrived when
the milliners must turn their attention
to spring and summer ru matter how
Register or how wintry tho blasts may
be. Grand Forks milliners will go
least earlier this year. some having all
ready left. OH of Easter ar
irving SO much earlier than usual and
this fact too will hnVc d great intiu-
encc OH the style OF the carly spring
hats.
Miss Mary Hoiseth will leave next
Sunday evening to do her buying and
will visit the markets in st. Paul, Min
ncapolis. Chicago and Milwaukee.
Miss Hoiscth will he away two weeks
or longer and will engage her trim
lbStho All ~ GVdSoI iiSp.
Miss Frances Cavanaugh. MANAGER
of the millinery department at the Il.
&c. luelsdorf store, also will leave Sat-
lurday or Sunday evening and will do
lthe greater part Of her buying in Chi
tcaso. Miss Cavanaugh will also visit
the markets in the twin cities.
! Miss Elba Howe has already left or
= her eastern trip and expects to spend
r most OF this week buying in the Chi
cago markets for her millinery par
= lors on Third street. Miss Howe also
D %patrontzes tho twin city and Milwuu.
kce markets.
!, Mrs: H. F. knudson who left sew
. cral days ago on an eastern and
. southern pleasure trip is now III
Washington, d. c., hut will so to New
: y DIRK city this week to buy millinery
+ aud ladies' ready to wear M
Mrs. knudson also will buy milliner,
III Chicago, Milwaukee and the twill
: cities. She plans to return about Feb
ruary 90.
v Miss Gina Taugbol of Taugbol Sis
ters' store left Sunday evening ant
c VIII purchase her spring and summer
hats In Chicago. Cleveland, Ohio ane
New YORK city. Miss Taugbol will al.
SO engasc her trimmers and will be
. away until the latter part of tl1i:
: month. Miss Taugbol will do consid
cradle other buying for their cstnb.
lishment in addition to the millinery
. Mrs. f.. L. Pycs is already way t.
e DO her buying and goes to Chicago
v milwaukee and the twin cities. Mrs
Pyes will return about February "a
with her complete supply.
/, The Easter openings will follow tho
return of the rroprietors and trim.
. mers.
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Presbyterian Dino Social.
The Presbyterian ladies will give :
t dime social in the church parlor,
3 wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clocl
, and the hostessrs will be Mrs. .Jrrr,
!, Gravelle and Mrs. Adam Common AZ
: sisted by the ladies Of the Second dis.
, trict. Dainty refreshments will be-
: served and all are cordially invited.
! General Aid Meeting.
Another series IF open meetings
which the Methodist Ladies' Aid so.
lcietH is giving for the purpose of hear.
ing a course of lectures by DIR. X. r,
: Stolz was held this afternoon i'm the
= church parlors. a large number at
; ; tended and Dr. Stolz spoke on Path
: Cures" The ladies of the Third dis
: trict as hostcsscs served light refresh.
mcnts at the close.