The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-31
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Left for LakOta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis widman and
daughter Miss Dorothy left this morn.
Ing, for Lakota where they will spend
several days visiting friends.
Mrs. Abrallamsen to Return.
Mrs. w. r. Abrahamsen who has
spent. the past few weeks visiting at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Fred r.
Stevens OF Crary, will return to Grand
Forks Sunday eys9iag:
Left. for New York.
Mrs. Jamison Larimore Of Larimore
has gone to Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
where she will attend the commence
metn exercises at Vassar college. Her
daughter. Miss Hazel Edison, will
graduate from that institution.
leave Today for Home, in West.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Biggs and two
children, Margaret and John, will
leave today for their home in Van
couver, Washy after enjoying a visit
with Grand Forks friends and rela-
tives. Mrs. Biggs has been here for
several weeks and Mr. Biggs arrived
g short m ago to accompany her
home.
Miss Rowan to Speak Sunday.
Miss Edna Rowan. general secre-
tary Of the Loyal Temperance Legion
branch of the nation. Woman's Chris
tan Temperance union, will arrive in
Grand Forks from Chicago this even
ing. On sunday morning at II O'Clock
she will deliver an address at the Pres
byterian church. At 1890 O'Clock she
will speak before the Sunday school
In the Presbyterian church in East
Grand Forks and in the evening she
will deliver another address in the
First Methodist church. Miss Rowan
IS a speaker of ability and has been ac-
lively engaged in the temperance work
for a number Of years.
Honor for Bride-elect.
Fargo Courier-News Avery pretty
shower was rendered Miss Julia Mar
tin of Mandan Wednesday at the home
of her friend. Miss Pauline Optic, in
Mandan. The home Of Miss Optic was
decorated Hastily for the occasion, the
colors being in lavender and white.
There We're a very large number Of
guests present and the event will be
long remembered as one Of the most
beautiful pre-nuptial events ever held
in Mandan. After the guests arrived
the evening was given over to games
and other pleasures. after which re-
treatments were served. The guests
were. each given a. dainty little basket
containing violets and their place
cards. Avoiding cake was prepared
and was centered with a thimble and
a ring. The thimble was a gift Of Miss
Esther Sullivan and the ring a gift
of Miss Esther McGillic. After the re-
freshments each. guest hemmed a tow
ell for the bride to. be. Miss Martin
was presented with two elegant and
pieces Of cut glass. She will
be married to Frank Snyder, who lis
employed in the postofice and the
young couple are held in high esteem.
seph's church. on Wednesday, Juno 1.
Pretty Party 1t. Minot.
e Minot Reporter: Mrs. p. Ellison
and Mrs. Norman Ellison honored
June's much feted bride. Miss Allie
Wescott. when they gave a ,prettily ap-
pointed miscellaneous shower last et-
ening at the beautiful. new residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Ellison. on Rsishus
street. Fifteen guests were hidden
and all were intimate girl friends Of
spent In. hemmin. tea towels for Miss
Wescott. and as the guests were taken
on an inspection tour rel the new
home, the shower gifts-were arranged
a table In the living room. Miss
Wescott was seated In the chair Of
honor which was gracefully draped
in dainty white and decorated with lit
tie Cupid's hearts, and then followed
the happy task ~ofaopeninx the pretty
shower gifts. A dainty buffet lunch-
was served In the dining room,
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