The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-05
pre.Lenten state Weddings.

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in Devils Lake, the couples being Miss
Emily Fisher and George Spccrs of
New Rockford. and Miss Jennie Sven
son and Joseph Lauinger of Devils
Lake Rev. Father Leo performed
the ceremony and the two brides were
gowf1ed alike in white with long bridal
wells. The wedding breakfast was
served attic 'Lauringer homo and the
couples will take Il" short honeymoon
the Great Northern holding positions
in New Rockford. and Devils Lake.
Miss Nellie Blanche Arbuckle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. 3. Ar
buckle. of Minneapolis, and Charles I.
Booth Of Nelva, We're married Satur-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pitkin, Rev. Halliwell of Sawyer per-
forming the ceremony. The groom is
a graduate of the agricultural college
and has worked for son1e time at the
experiment station at Edgcley. They
Yesterday in Minneapolis occurred
the marriage of Thomas Alvin Dris-
coll Of Grafton and Miss Lillian Trump
of Robinsdale. After a short honey
moon the couple will return to Graf, n
where MI. Driscoll is manager, of the
grocery department in the Chicago
department store.
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Business Girls Club Meets.
The Business Girls club. of the Y.
W. c. A. will meet at the association
building this evening to continue their
drama study under the direction Of
school faculty. The club is working
on S~hakespeare's King Lear" and
the members are taking a great inter-
est in the work and accomplishing
much in an intellectual way.
The Business Girls club is ot Of
the most active and prosperous of the
Y. W. c. A. classes. the members this
year taking advantage of the three.
fold opportunity offered by the asso.
citation, the physical. spiritual ano ed
vocational. The girls meet every Mon
nasium work and every Tuesday even-
ing for biblo- study under Rev. H. NJ.
pastor of the First BAPTIST
church. Last evening they studied
the first Corinthians and sixteen MEM
beers We're present. The dramatic class
meets every two weeks on Wednesday
evening.
Presented With Star Ring.
Acacia chapter Of the Order Of tho
Eastern Star honored the grand wor-
thy matron Of the state, Miss Ada 4>ls-
bet Of this city. last evening whom
they gave an informal reception and
banquet in her. honor at the Masonic
lodge ooms iii the st. John flock.
Nearly. every member. of the chapter
was present and the banquet followed
the regular meeting, initiation. and in.
formal reception. Three long tables
were handsomely spread and a dclic-
|ious feast was served.
The presentation of a gold Eastern
Star ring to Miss Nisbet was the fea-
ture of the program following the
banquet and the presentation was
made by u. NJ. Holmes i'm behalf of the
chapter. Miss Nisbct responded with
expressions of sincere appreciation.
Mrs, G.. f. Warriner. worthy matron
of the order, presided at the banquet
and those responding to her call with
interesting toasts to the guest of hOn-
or we're DIR. S. A.. S%aunderson. worthy
patron. past worthy patron. Mr.. Free
man. d. NJ. Holmes and Mrs. Joseph
Robinson.
Miss Topping in Hospital.
Fargo Forum: Word from Miss
Lillian Topping. superintendent of the
local Florence Crittenton home. tells
OF an accident which will keep her
confined to her room for some time.
Miss Topping was given a leave Of alb
sence in order that she might consult
physicians at Rochester. Mimi, and a
day or two ago fell and again Injured
her knee, which has been, bothering
her for some time. Her many friends
hope that. she will! recover speedily.
Gave Reception at Bismarck.
Mrs. Divet, wife Of Attorney pivet
of Wahpeton. ave a reception in her
apa rtments at the Grand Pacific hotel
at Bismarck. Saturday Afternoon. The
affair WAS given i'm honor Of two new
arrivals Of the week. Mrs. Clark and
Mrs. Hanson. Mrs. Divct was assisted
ny Mrs. Eluom of Devils Lake. Dainty
refreshments were served during the
course of tho afternoon.
800
This evening an enjoyable social
affair ut the university will be a fare
we'll reception in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Rhodes who leave tomorrow
evening for South Carolina where
they arc 10 make their future homo.
Tho guests will DO faculty members
arc; an informal dance will follow the
ho President and Mrs. +. l.. McVcy.
Dean and Mrs. c. ii. Crouch and Mr..
Mrs. Rhodes.
Attended Funeral at Fargo.
Max Rahinovirh accompanied by his
daughter. Anna. and son. Joe. has re-
turned from Fargo where they were
called Ia attend tho funeral of Mrs.
Rahinovich's father hut Mrs. Rabi-
novirh remained to visit several days
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