The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-08
lecture in Devils Iake.

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Lecture In Devils Lake.
Devils Lake World: Mrs. W. n.
Horton, Miss Mary Cairns and Profes.
sor Knutzen have kindly consented ia
assist Miss Radcliffe in presenting the
educational value Of the various mum.
bers Of the symphony orchestra pro-
gram to be given Friday evening, and
an those who are planning on attend.
ing the concert are invited to attend
the lectures at the high school Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. This il
an excellent opportunity. to famialiar.
lie oneself with the different orchestra
Instruments and the settings and sto.
ries OF the different selections. The
minimum. price Of 10c will be charged
to defray the cost of the records. The
program will begin with a brief talk
on the orchestral instruments by Pro
lessor Edwin Knutzen, and then ths
musical program will. be -gtven. At the
conclusion Of a discussion Of the even.
ing concert program, II there Is suf.
fctent time the afternoon program
Will be explained.
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Civic League Held Meeting.
The Women's Civic league held the
April meeting yesterday afternoon al
j o'clock. in the auditorium of the
public library. There was a good at
tendance and plans for carrying or
committee APPOINTED to censor the
moving pictures gave a satisfactory
A committee comprising Mrs. r. A
Sprague and Mrs. James Collins wa.
appointed to hold a conference with
me ordinance. committee of. the city
council to see about having an ordt'
nance passed, prohibiting the distrib,
uttng OF hand bills.
The members Of the league are
making plans for. a. series of lecture,
to be given in the near future. the
first n will be given next Monday
evening at s o'clock; in the auditorium
OF the library. Prof. A. ]. Ladd o,
Fargo will be the speaker. =
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Entertained for Daughter. g y.
Mrs. q. r. Jacob. entertained 6
company of sixteen young people a
a dinner party at her home ON Reeve.
avenue compltme ntary to her daugh,
ter Miss Ernestine. Dinner was serv'
ed at 6:45 o'clock and yellow ant
"A large bowl Of yellow roses made
pretty centerpiece, small crystal hold
ers with yellow shaded candies were a
each place and large silver candela,
nra were arranged at either end o.
n table. Yellow and white card!
WITH appropriate verses marked tn,
places for the guests. Mrs. jacob wa,
assisted In serving by Mrs. D. NJ
ZONES n Mrs. L. G. Hazlett. TIL,
bridge.
The guest list included Misse,
vivian Dinnie, Viola Woods of st
Paul. Gladys Mayer, Lillian Fairchild
Charlotte Black, Earle, Madeline Tur.
ner; Messrs. Walter Hawkins, Bern,
hard sandlie, George Koehn, Othmel
montgomery, Gilmore Bates. FREQ
5rockhon, Sandy Mcdonald, Clarence
State Weddings.
On Saturday at. Minot occurred the
marriage Of Miss Martha Dorkseth
and John Kirkeide of York. The wed.
ding took place at the Zion Lutheran
and Rev. Nicolay Nilsson of.
'Hctated. The attendants were Mis-,
Elena. Severson and Joseph Kirkeide
Iney VIII make their home at York.
Miss Mary Gunderson and Thorvald
Feoerson We're married last week al
re1senoen Both. young people. are
Well known and their many triendl
extend congratulations. :.
A quiet wedding occurred at Mino,
SUNDAY morning at 10 O'Clock when
Miss Rose O'Connor was united In
marriage to Albert p. MONTGOMERY
MI. and Mrs. r. b. Gordon were the
attendants and Rev.. p, w. Erickson
..officiated.
The marriage of Miss Maybelle
g OF Christine, N. d. and Rev
3: Wunestad of Fargo was solemnized
at the home Of the bride in Christine
last week. Rev. H. F. Josephson OF
Miss Walborg Victoria Nelson OF
Greenfield and Bertha Haugen. were
united in marriage last week kat the
nome OF the bride. in: Cooperstown,
Rev. N: Vikingstad oficiated, They
Will reside on a farm near .Hannaford,
a pretty wedding occurred last
Miss Nettie Dusbahek and Walter s.
Remund were united in marriage by
Rev. kletden. They left for Mime.
apolts where they will make their fu.
ture home.
Bang Quern,. Nuptals. e.
"A very pretty wedding. took place
on Sunday afternoon at 5. O'Clock al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Bans
OF OSLO. when. their daughter. Miss
Cara became the bride Of Ole G.
Quern. The rooms were made attrac.
tive with vases and bowls Of pink and
white roses and carnations. Rev. Sig.
urd Olson, pastor Of the United Lutf.
church at Oslo. oficiated. The
bride wore a beautiful gown Of white
wolfe and q long white veil She r
ried a bouquet Of brides roses. Miss
Elida Bang, sister Of the bride, was
bridesmaid. and she was becominRiy
atttred in a gown OF pink chiffon.
made over a satin foundation. She
carried q bouquet Of roses. Little
Miss Evangeline Peterson, in a dainty
dress Of white. acted as ring bearer.
Henry Bang. brother Of the bride, was
best man.
Miss Aakel Olson rendered Mendels.
wedding march. Following the
an elaborate wedding din
ner was served by the brides mother.
and the guests were the members Of
the two families.
Both young people are well known
and have azores Of friends who will
hest Wishes for q ha NM. and