The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-18
.IAt.,e. Ga...r h Fine Time.

Twenty. oneA. 3otliGks 1adies who make
up opAfgofh t1s4S ANNnnasium classes ut
the Is.W.. vent back to the days
last n svenips INA had The .eh hap oSess
time, they have ever enjoyed since
becoming ss'real' young ladies'. The
occasion was q party given at. the
association yparlOrs by Miss Martha
Anderson Miss Olga Anderson, Miss
Mary Berg and Mrs. Will Raymond,
four raeznbers OF the class. Each guest
came atttred in 9 dainty frock bor-
the street or from u tiny sister, she
wore her hair az. long braids or. the
daintiest curls md not one forgot her
~favorite. toy, among which were tiny
red wagons; wax dolls and Niger
babies. Teddy bears and all the other
playthings thats conc to mind when
thinking Of sths.sSood old days that
e The featusssacf entertainment were
I:iever and stfunieeffeus. The first halt
stunts~witR th.if TOYS and .hen play
ed such games .as.."I~Ondon Bridge is
Falling Down" and Drop the HAnd-
kerchief." Next came u service Of
bread and milk in dainty flower he
souvenirs. In drawing animals from
|prettily colored booklets the prize
went to Miss Viola Coutts and in a
musical guessing game Miss iva Roll
Ter took the honors.
The evening was concluded with a
most elaborate luncheon served in
the, dining room from n large table
light pictures of the merry group were
taken.
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Hebrew Wedding This Evening.
A wedding Of very handsome APP
pointn1ent will be ~solcmnized this aft
ernoon at $50 o'clock at the Knights
OF. Pythias hall when Miss Edith Lew
inson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Levinson Of 1919 International ave-
nue.. will be given in marriage to Mr..
Jacob Friedman of Starkweather.
Rev. v. Papermaster will perform
the ceremony and the wedding music
will be rendered by the Emard and
IFiS:lman orchestra.
An elaborate wedding banquet will
Immediately follow the taking of the
nuptial vows and covers will be laid
for 200. guests. Several friends and
|r>.:atives will be here from on of
town and among them will be Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Giller Of Minneapolis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Friedman, mother Of the
|groom, Of Starkweather, Louis Fried
man, brother Of the groom, of st.
Paul and Sam. and Alex Canter of
Devils Lake. The large ball room
will be handsomely. decorated with
roses, carnations and greenery and
the guests will remain for the even
ing. Mr.. Friedman and his bride
will make their home at Starkwe at..-
er but will not leave the city for Il
flew days. -.
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Entertained Club To-day. ..
Mrs. Adam Common was hostess
this afternoon to the ladies Of the
IRebekah Book and Thimble club and
tentertained at her home on North
Fourth street. Mrs. E. A. Geer assist
led in the service of IL delicious lunch
lat the close Of the afternoon and the
jhours were passed with visitings,
Ireadings and needlework.
-$44-
Guest From ST. Paal.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Stokes and Mrs. Jean
Taylor are e~njoyingya visit from their
sister. Mrs. Henry lof st. Paul. who
lis here. for a HfeW.t,sdays' visit. ,;rs.
Henry will also Visit her parents, MI.
and Mrs. Robert Green, ST., nile
here:
Guild Meeting "wednesday.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock in the parish hall. All men,
lbers are cordially invited to attend.