The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-17
Sumc Ianuar, Brides

some January Brides.
Miss Edna j. Smith of Fargo ant
James &. Smith of Ltydvn were. mar
ried yesterday afternoon AZ ! O'clock
at the homo of the brides parents in
Fargo, Rev. L. II. ii2lner performed
the ceremony in the presence of Il few
friends and Il wedding dinner wa.
served. The couple will live at Ley.
den.
Miss Grace Griffin. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Griffin of Emerado
and Ray Barnard OF this city were
quietly married by the Rev. III. NJ
Cook. They are at home at 9l9l Wal.
nut street.
y pretty hut quiet wedding a, Mimic
Was tina, of Miss Mabel Costello
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cos.
tsllo and Francis Callahan. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Callahan of Fores,
River. Rev. Mgr. Gonsidine read the
service al the rectory and the attend
ants were Miss Kathryn Costello, sis
ter of the bride and James Callahan,
brother of the groom. After the we'd
ding dinner the couple left for St. Paul
To spend their honeymoon with rela-
tives and will be At home after Feb
ruary 20 at the Callahan farm.
y quiet home wedding at Valley City
took place yesterday afternoon when
Miss Ina Jean Mckenzie. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Mckenzie became the
Havre. Mont. Tho bride was given
away by her father and Rev. w. H.
Hunter of Fargo read the service. The
couple will enjoy their honeymoon
with the groom's people at Bruce.
Wis. and will be at home at Havre
after February l..
Langdon Courier Democrat: Lang.
don will be thronged with visitors
from all over the county and the
northern part of the state Friday next
County Caledonia society befittingly
celebrates the 1o4th anniversary of
the birth of Robert Burns. the i'm.
mortal Scottish hard. AS has been
customary for nearly twenty years
past the occasion of this annual event
will be observed by the giving of a
Scotch concert, to he followed by a
banquet and ball. The concert to be
held at the opera house. the banquet
served at the two leading hotels. and
the TWO largest halls in the city have
ering Of the Scottish clans at Langdon
for this annual event means our city
will have as its guests anywhere from
300 to 500 people who proudly point
70 their Scotch ancestry. The pro.
gram for the concert is the most elab.
crate ever attempted. consisting OF
an address on Burns" Scotch songs
readings. recitations and dances Or
the stage will be Chief Hugh mellow.
all and twenty-five OF the society's
, officers and members dressed in full
Highland costume. Piper Stuart. re-
Gently from Edinbugh. Scotland. Piper
Duncan Gordon and Piper Louis Nc.
Leod will he here with their bagpipes
! Another big attraction secured i.
Prof. Simpson, renowned as the mos
characteristic Scotch dancer in Amer
lea. who will dance all OF the famou:
! national dances in full costume. There
will also he the we'll known Mclean
brothers Of this county. who have
danced at the Burns celebration helc
here for several years past and are
old time favorites. \. 4. Black vii
be here from Grand Forks in his pop
ular Scotch songs. G. Robertson ant
daughter from Manitoba in character
Scotch songs. Also James Austin viii
be down from Hannah with his trio
of Scotch singers and impersonators
The details Of the day have been plac
cd in the hands Of committees who
along with the secretary of the 50
ciety, Peter Reid, have been busy tn
past couple of weeks working out tn
details Of what promises to DC n o
the biggest Burns celebrations eve
held in Langdon under the auspicc
of the Cavalier County Caledonian 80
ciety.