The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-28

49, oovcSAl myS V101I1U8 1000&
Mr. Dawson participated In the state
trap shoot.
Here to Attend Summer session.
Miss Hazel McMaster and Niss Ger.
trude Bills have arrived In tho city
from Lakota and Will attend the SUM
NOR school, which u In session At the
university. $50
Guest at the Collins Home.
Miss Louise Barnard has arrived In
the city from Minneapolis and IN
spending a few days Visiting at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Col
Inns n Riverside Park.
Autoed to Thompson Yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. j. c.. Rasmussen and
daughters. Misses Ella and Lillian. and
to Thompson yesterday and spent the
day with friends. They returned last
evening.
Visiting Relatives v Gilby.
Mrs. Adam Common and children
have gone to 0ilby to spend several
days visiting at the home of Mrs.
Commons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
D.. Van Dusen.
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Spent Yesterday I'm the City.
Andrew J%orgenson and Miss Maria
Jorgenson and Chris Engh Of Pilot
spent yesterday in the city shopping
and visiting friends. They made the
trip in the Engh car and returned
home last evening.
Former Residents to Visit Here.
Mrs. Sutton-Thompson of Spokane,
WASH, a former prominent resident
Of Grand Forks. will arrive in the city
July l to visit friends for a Few days.
She. will be at the Devils Lake Chau-
tauqua from July 8 to 13. and her
many friends in the state will give her
a cordial welcome. Mrs. Thompson
will enjoy 4 visit with friends in Win
nipeg and Minneapolis before return
ing to her home y Spokane.
Returned From Devils Lake.
Miss Jessie Bulge, Miss Elsie Violin
and Miss Rose Conrny returned last
evening from Devils Lake where they
were brdiesmaids at the Norton-B ren-
a wedding which took place this
week: Miss Conmy will be the guest
OF Miss Wolf. for a few days. before
leaving for her home in Pembina.
Miss Echo Turner. who was one Of
the attendants. has gone to Mime
waukan to visit at the home Of Al
f9aInsy and Mrs; Thomas Burke. Miss
Sunday evening. The young ladies
we're guests at a house party at Chau-
tauqua for several days.
Party at Devils Lake.
Devils Lake journal: Misses Grace
Belle and Dorothy Serumgard enter
tained informally yesterday afternoon
Tor Miss Louise Crow and Miss Kath-
crime Pettway. the house guests Of
Miss Mary Ann Blattner. Refresh
ments were served at s o'clock. The
company included Misses Crow, Petit
way, Rlattner. Evangelipe Maher and
her guest, Isabelle Eaton Of Fargo,
and Fred Manu.. Arthur Serumgard,
William Elmslie. George Wayman
Blattner and his friend, Morris viii.
ktns Of Austin, Tex, and Gerald Bren-
nan. IN the evening the same group
were the guests Of Miss EvanGeline
Maher ct an informal dancing party
at the Maher residence.
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North Dakotan Wed.
Walker e. Nelson, son Of MI. and
Mrs. G. B. Nelson. former prominent
residents Of Park River. was married
last week at Seattle and the, following
account OF the wedding taken from
S 6CAAAV4 WILL O0 " INe
terest to friends in this vicinity: The
relatives of the contracting
parties attended a pretty wedding last
evening, June II, when
Miss Lois Coming became the bride
OF MI. Walter D.. Nelson at the home
Of the brides parents. MI. and Mrs.. A.
Conningl iii thirteenth venue
the bride. oficiated, the ring seryiee
being used. An altar had been erected
OF ferns and roses. before which the
ceremony was performed. Mr.. b. II.
Eckart gave several pleasing solos be-
fore the strains Of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march were heard. Miss Ethel
Forbes presided at the piano. The
bride was gowned in ivory silk poplin
n carried a shower bouquet Of bride
The parlor was decorated with
ferns and white roses in great pro-,
fusion. Pink was the dominant note
in h dining room floral decoration
and red prevailed in the library ana
hall, carried out in roses. Miss Mar
ing, Miss Brooke, Miss Van Horn
and Miss Nelson assisted in the dining
room. = "
Don't miss the table de hote din
ner at the Dacotah Sunday evening.
Mr.. Lowry who was with us last WIN
ter Is back as chef again serving
those delightful meals you used to eat.
Those wishing tables reserved should
the manager. !.
It isn't always safe to Judge a mans
object by what he 10 apparently striv-
Ing for.
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