The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-26
State Weddinus.

State Weddings.
A wedding of interest to friends
throughout the state occurred in New
York city, when Miss Alice e. o'Reil-
ly of Park River was united in mar
riage to MIR. j. f. O'Kelly Of New
York. The marriage was solemnized
at the Immaculate Conception church.
Rev: Father Bot officiating. MI. and
Mrs: O'Kelly will make their home
in New York. Mrs. O'kelly is a sister
OF Mrs. J. P. Birder of. Park River.
Miss Jessie Fox and Edwin Lamb.
Jr., of Michigan City were married
at Moorhead last Wednesday. The
young couple will reside at Michigan
City.
On Thursday evening at $3.50 o'clock
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. johnson Of Antler,
occurred the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Lillian Marie to George H.
kalbf1etsch of Westhope. Rev. Thom-
as Johnston. pastor of the Presby-
terian church officiated.
A pretty wedding occurred at the
home of Mrs. Andrew Thompson in
Lisbon. on Tuesday afternoon, when
her daughter. Miss Mabel became the
bride of Harry Wilcox of Madison.
Wis. Rev. o. j. Neishem read the
service.
Reception at Fargo for Nurses.
Fargo Forum: One of the most
delightful of the social gatherings of
the North Dakota State Nurses con-
vention this week was the reception
given yesterday afternoon following
the afternoon session, at the home of
DR.. Elizabeth Rindlaub. The nurses
coming from a lady physician. who
Is one Of Fargo's most charming hos
tesses. The beautiful Rindlaub home
on Eighth street south was very at
with q profusion of flowers,
pink roses being used in handsome
vases about the reception room and
in the drawing room were fragrant
red carnations. In the receiving line
were DR.. Elizabeth Rindlaub. Mrs. c.
Miss Olive Ashland. In the dining
room which was lighted with shaded
candles. Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Newton
poured. and Mrs. A. L. Wall and Miss
Londine Norgaard served. Mrs. John
Wooledge also assisted in entertain
ing. On the table vas a handsome
and the refreshments were
moot tempting. About eighty nurses
enjoyed DR.. Rindlaub's hospitality.
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Entire Nous Club to Meet.
The Entire Nous club will be etner-
tanned Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. c. B. Chalmers
on South Fourth street, and Mrs.
Frank Grimm will be the hostess. This
will be the last program Of the year
and the. parliamentary drill will be
The study Of France
be continued and several interest
gram will be as follows:
French Civics-Mrs. Harry Gavere.
French Cities. Marseilles. Toulouse.
Rennea-MiGs Ada Durand.
August Rodin-Mrs.. J. s. Hatcher. |
Mrs. p. e. Henwood will read a pa
per on "Massenet. st. Saens." which
vas prepared by Mrs. W. II. ySchulxe
and read before the Ladies' Thursday
club. A social hour will be
gram and refreshments will be served.
The club will hold another meeting in
the near future to elect officers for
the coming year.
Wedding Announcement.
Mrs. Emma D. Cotton Of this city
has announced the approaching mar
rage OF her daughter. Miss Florence
Grand Forks early in the summer.
Miss Cotton is the efficient secretary
1t Wesley college conservatory and
vas formerly principal Of the high
Ichool at Minot. MI. Perkitt 10 a we'll
snown businesz man in Minot. Both
'oung people are we'll known and
nave scores Of friends who will Join
n extending congratulations.
Rings Heralda to lacct.
The Kings Heralds Of tho Methodist
will be entertained this after
at the homo Of Miss Elizabeth
iaulke. on Belmont avenue. A good
has been arranged. Miss
Nina Secord will give u reading. Miss
Marie Vale will render a plano solo
vocal solos will be given by Miss
Ruth Mccoy ana Miss Mildred Porter.
The afternoon will be concluded with
he service Of q dainty luncheon.