The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
Kinball il Welded.

SAS ~ HSASSAS . "SNAlti6S VI l1lCESSI
to Grand Forks people was that of
Miss Bessie Ruth Kimball, daughter
OF Mrs. G. f. Kimball of Larimore.
and Melvin Bondclid. formerly of
Grand Forks. The ceremony was per-
formed at h home Of Mrs. w. +.
Rice at 3306 Yesler Way near Lake
Washington, on March 90 at s o'clock
In the evening in the presence of in
innate friends. Mrs. Rice and fam
lily are former Grand Forks residents.
Rev A. e. Greene. pastor of the Inn
manuel Baptist church read the ring
service in the living room under an
arch of English ivy. Elsewhere about
the rooms was Il profusion of carna-
tons and ferns. The bride who was
attended by Miss Laverne Rice Wore q
travelling suit of brown broadcloth and
carried a shower boquet of brides
roses. Will Rice acted as best man
for the groom. Following the cere-
mony a dainty lunch was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Bondelid are well known in
Grand Forks. the bride being a form
err university girl and the groom hav-
ing been in the %postofice. Mrs. Bon
delid attended the University Of Wash
ington the first semester of this veal
and Mr.. Bondelid is connected with
h Rogers optical company of Sc
attic. Shortly after the ceremony the
permanent residents from Lesch park,
h famous summer resort attended
en- masse. and in a very original man.
ner started Mr.. and Mrs. Bondelid on
their journey through life. They will
be at home to their friends at 1924
James street after April L.
The Elk Annual ..Snowball.".
invitations were sent out this MORN
VnO fnr tho animal CV,nSl,I,1ls ~ i, 4. /,
given by the men Of the b. P. o. Il.
The party will be given Friday even
Ing. April 4. at the Elk ball room
and undoubtedly will be the largest
event Of the season. Formerly the
Elks. have given h "Snowball" in
mid-winter but on account of tho carly
Easter it was made the feature func-
has met with the most hearty ap-
prevail of all society folk The spring
date will be the cause of many hand
some new gowns among the ladies
with all the pretty summer access
sories and the comfort to the gentle
men who will wear the white suits
viii be such a rare treat that few will
miss the opportunity Of enjoying it.
Finley's orchestra will play and the
evening will be informal.
900
Presbyterians Elected.
The election of new officers was the
principal business at the meeting Of
the Woman's Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church yesterday and fol-
lowing this there was a social hour
with refreshments served by Mrs. w.
II. Matthews IN Mrs. J.. s. Hatcher.
The new officers follow:
President-Mrs. F.. r. Chandler.
First Vice. President-Mrs. C. G..
Rutherford.
Second Vice President-Mrs. Will
liam Fl. Matthews.
Secretary-Mrs. j. S Hatcher.
Financial secretary-Mrs. S. Tor
gerson.
Treasurer-Miss Caroline JOY.
Secretary of Literature-Mrs. Fred
l.. Goodman.
Return from Wedding Tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. O'Byrne who
have been enjoying a four months
wedding tour through southern Cali
fornia arrived last evening and will
be guests of Mrs. O'Ryrne's parents,
Sixth street. for &. few weeks before
going to their home at DeGrass;
MINI. Mrs. O'Byrne was the former
Miss Sue Duggan and she was a bride
of last November. Their winter in
the west has been thoroughly delight
full and they passed their time in Los
Angeles. Santa Clara, San Diego, and
San Francisco.
400
Young Peoples Program.
The Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
for an interesting program this even
ing at the church at s o'clock. Mrs.
William L%indgren and Mrs. F.. C.
johnson as hostesses will serve re-
freshments and those on the program
will be Miss Ruby Erickon. vocal solo.
Mrs. A. A. Western. a talk, Miss Irene
Snyder and Miss Esther Western, pi-