The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-14
News From the Social Set--Women's Club Activities
somc February STATE wedd,na,.

Some February. State Weddings.
try home of the groom's parents near
Devils Lake occurred the marriage of
Miss Cora Oline Mollan, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. II. .. WALTON of Glen |
wood. Mimi. and William Harold
Goozec, the ceremony being perform.
ed by Rev. a. +. Clattenberg of the
Episcopal church. Miss Bernicc
COZ the groom's youngest sister,
carried the ring and Miss Gwendolyn
l1eet was best man and. Miss Berna
Heffner. rendered the wedding music.
The bride and her attendants we're
prettily gowned in white serge and
the vows were spoken beneath a we'd
ding bell Of smiiax and white bios
SONS. a su'nptuous wedding dinner
was served and a number Of guests
from ,i,e away including the brides fam
Goozee will he at home at Webster
after March Is.
Miss Mary Schmus and Robert
Schiller. both young people of Trier,
were married in the Catholic church
Monday morning. Rev. Father L. T..
performing the ceremony. Miss
Mary Schiller and Peter r. Schmus
wtre bridesmaid and hest man and
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homo of the groom's parents on ac-
count of 1T being nearer to the church.
A dancing party was given for the
couple in the evening at Gallo.
The marriage OF Miss Marjorie
Mechler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George +. Mechler Of Minot. and
Henry Graten of Grafton took place
last evening at Z O'Clock at the First
Presbyterian church, in the BRIDES
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families and close friends were the
guests and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J.. W. Erickson. The
bride wore a handsome gown Of white
satin with long bridal veil caught with
orange blossoms and she carrie, an
bouquet of bride roses. Miss
Catherine Calfe as bridesmaid was
the brides only attendant and her
brother, Louis M.chler. who arrived
yesterday from San Diego, Cal. for
tho ceremony. was hest man.. "A hand
sonlely appointed dinner at the brides
home followed the church service and
the house decorations were in roses.
carnations and ferns. After a short
honeymoon trip the couple will be at
homo in Grafton.
The marriage of Miss Anna L. Sla-
ter and John @. Welch. both popular
young people of 13rittin, was an inter-
esting wedding, the ceremony being
performed at the home of the brides
parents by Rev. A. Lincoln Shute OF
Bismarck at high noon at the home
Of the brides parents. a large NUM-
Der of guests were present from away
and Mrs. Fred E.. Galloway rendered
the wedding music. After a short
honeymoon trip the couple will be at
land interests.
Club Had Jolly valentine Party.
The parlors Of Davis hall at the uni
versity was the scene of a. jolly gath
ering asst evening when the members
of the Franklin. club were assembled
there for the February meeting. The
hostesses were the clubs spinsters,
Miss Ella NJ. Fulton, Miss NJ. Beatrice
tombstone, Miss Harriet Joy, Miss
Mary McCumbcr. Miss Esther NJ. Pike.
Miss Jane Smith and Miss Katherine
Whitclcy. and. they exceedingly we'll
carried out Of the Franklin clubs
chief aims. that Of relief from the
strain of everyday life.
1t was i st. Valentine party and it
bore every feature of a similar affair
that might have been. given. when
these fair hostesses had not vet reach
ed their teens The parlorS we're pro-
'fuscly decorated with hearts, and the
color scheme was red and white.
Tiny paper hearts hung from the
chandeliers and arches and over the
|mantcl was a huge jardinier holding il
bouquet Of pleading hearts," the
cluster being Il clever arrangement of
miniature paper hearts fastened to
the stems of carnation blossoms. AS
each guest arrived u small white
heart III which was inscribed original
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or her peculiarities of characteristics
was pinned upon the back. This inn
mediately broke up fornlality for no
one knew what was on his back and
everyone else had the pleasure Of a
good laugh over it. 10.
Miss Jane Smith. presided during
the evening and the first number on
the program was a group of love
songs, Three Maids of Lee" and MY
Heart is Like the Rose." by Mrs.
Homer NJ. Cook. Miss Smith followed
with a piano number. LISTS "Flhap-
sody" and then tables were brought
in supplied with materials for making
valentines. This took. the form of a
contest and three gentlemen were Sc
lected to Judge the art work of the la
dies while three ladies Judged the
comic inventions Of the men. Miss
Margaret Gable and Mrs. f. J. Bah
cock carried OH the honors for the Ia.
dies and President r. l.. EMcVcy and
Rev. H. NJ. Cook proved to have the
best ideas among the gentlemen. The
prizes were unique and caused as
much merriment as the valentines.
The hostesses concluded the even
ing with a delicious luncheon service
that was in keeping with the ST. VAL
entine spirit and the occasion was