The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-19
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To Entertain Club.

To Entertain Club.
The Rebekah Book and. Thimble
club will hold the last meeting Of the
year, on Tuesday afternoon, at 8
O'Clock, at the home Of Mrs. George
IBerthtune, 1924 International avenue.
Mrs. c. II. Howard will be the assist
ting hostess and a cordial invitation is
extended to all members. ..
Donnelly.H einen Wedding.
This morning at 8 O'Clock at st.
Michael's Catholic church occurred
the marriage of Miss Anna Madeline
Donnelly. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Donnelly Of 1113 Cheyenne
avenue. to G. j. Heinen, son of Joseph
Heinen Of this city. The wedding was
a quiet affair. only the relatives and
q lew intimate friends being present.
M~onsignor j. A. Lemieux of1ciated and
the were Miss Rose Heinen
and Louis Gaugler. The bride wore a
beautiful gown of white embroidered
net. made over a foundation Of white
roses and lilies Of the valley. Miss
Heinen, h bridesmaid, was becom-
lngiy attired in a dainty gown of
white wolfe. Following the ceremony
the wedding dinner was served at the
home of the brides parents. and Mrs.
Donnelly was assisted in serving by
Mrs. j. F. Merbes and Miss Gertrude
Ryan. Both young people are well
known and a large circle Of friends
VIII join IN extending congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. Heinen leave this even
ing for an extended eastern wedding
trip. They will visit in Buffalo, New
York city and Washington, d. c.. Mr.
Helnen is a delegate to the national
meeting Of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen and Engineers, which
Will be held in the latter city. ). The
bride will travel in a handsome tailor.
ed costume with hat and accessories
Minot Ladies' Entertain. .
A company Of seventy-ive women
Friday evening by the Minot club
ladies in the knights of Columbus
club rooms. The guests included the
out-of-town delegates to the district
meeting. members Of the federated
clubs, and their friends. The COM
pany assembled at half past six
O'clock. and the tea was served by
the Daughteres Of Isabella. The re-
|ception rooms were adorned with
cherry blossoms, and vases OF pink
and white carnations.
In the dining room, where the large
tables were arranged to form a letter
M" red and green. were the colors
chosen in decorating. At one end Of
the room a bank of tall palms and
Germs. made q solid hedge Of sreen.
and the tables were adorned with vas
On Of red carnations and ferns. and
red shaded candles. in crystal holders.
about the vases and candles, and the
covers were marked with unique din.
nergrams." each one bringing an an
.propriate little message. 7to the one
whose place was marked.
Places at he head Of the table were
occupied by Mrs. D. A. Dinnie, vice.
president Of the district. Miss Minnie
Grated clubs. and Mrs. Andrew Carr,
a former vice president of the third
district.
The tea was served in fve courses
by the young women of the court.
After the tea the guests assembled
In the reception room to hear Miss
Neilsen's address and an informal pro-
Gram Of music. Miss Neilsen's sub
iect was How CLUBS Can Help Oun-
terest to the club women Of the third
district, which holds the banner for
the number Of new clubs created dur
ing the year, and several of these
have been country clubs.
Musical numbers were given by
Mrs. Alfred Blaisdell and Miss Teieen
Who played q piano duet. Mas Matil-
20. Dahl, who was heard In a violin
soao. Miss severtson Of yelva, who
md Miss Mabel Larson, VINO sans two
songs. At the close of the afternoon
prograI1. Miss Nelson was presented
with a bouquet by the MipOt club