The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-16
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Hi
o. E. 9. to Meet.
Acacia chapter, O. q. 8. will hold
regular n1estins Tuesday evening
e. . o'clock. In the Masonic hall in the
81, John block. There IL business Of
Importance to be discussed and . large
10 desired. The elevator
vi" run until : o,s'ss1:
Mrs. James A. Dinnie and Mrs. n.
stanchheld will give an ice cream 30
at-Mrs. Dinnie's residence, at
North Fourth street, Tuesday after
noon, June II, for the benefit Of 81.
Paul's Guild.
Baptist Mission. Band 70 Meet.
Ine bAptiSt Nilsson band will meet
hnnrsaay afternoon 1t 8 o'clock at the
nome OF Mrs. w. A. Jack. 1924 Chey-
avenue. All children Of the Bap.
list sunday school. ranging In years
from I to ~. are cordially invited.
Waiting Dausheer e University.
Mrs. Howard PAtmore Of Drayton 10
guest Of her daughter. Miss Maud
!mo who has been attending the
university. Miss Patmors will srad-
'aee from a normal department.
E1tertaining Guests.
Mrs. G. 8. Bredenbeck Of Cotton.
wood street 10 entertaining a. her
guests Mrs. q. Brekke and daughter
Miss Olga Of Milton. They will leave
TILT evening for points in Minnesota
ana Wisconsin, where they will visit
friends n relatives for several
Leave for Their Homes.
Mrs. 9. Tharlackson and two daush.
ters. Misses Margaret and Ericka OF
Selktrk.. Man. Mrs. H. Pico OF Cava.
Her. Mrs. Ellis Thorwaldsen Of Noun
tain' who spent last week whiting at
the home OF Rev. and Mrs. H. b.
inofgrimson on Fourth avenue. have
returned to their respective homes.
ofaciated It Marriage.
Rev. J. N. Persenius oficiated at
the marriage Of Miss Christine
thompson Of Thompson to Martin
Bergh Of Grand Forks. The wedding
TOOK place at the Swedish Lutheran
parsonage at 5 o'clock. Saturday aft
ernoon. The attendants were Miss
Hattie Thompson, Miss Hattie Bergh
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Gave Farewell Banquet.
The members Of the Sigma Chi fra
ternity OF the university gave their
farewell banquet last evening at the
Hotel .Dacotah. following the bac-
c~ulaureate address. The banquet was
served at 1880 o'clock, Howard Ma
her presided as toastmaster and toasts
We're given by all the senior members
Of the fraternity. William Bacon,
Stanley Kneeshaw, Walter schlosser.
Lynn Stambaugh, Fred Dubois, will
liam Parizek, William Torgerson,
Louis Murphy and Howard Maher.
Frof. Frederick H. Koch gave a ser
monette.". James Brennan spoke as an
:.'alumnus." Sidney s%tadsvold, "a Min
Departing Member" Songs were
sung by Herman Wolff and Hume Ba-
o and all Joined in singing college
songs.
Wahpeton Man Wed in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis Journal: A home wed
ding took place Wednesday at $3.50
o'clock, when Miss Florence Margaret
Burns became the bride of Earl Sweet
her mother, Mrs. =. S. Burns, 1921
Sixth street southeast. Before the
service Miss Edna Bowler sang ooh,
Promise me" assisted by Miss Laura
Miller at the piano. During the speak
ing OF the vows. Miss Miller impro-
vised softly and. the "Lohengrin"
march was the occasional. The bride
entered with the bridegroom. Her
gown vas Of white yoile trimmed with
shadow lace. Her long tulle veil vas
worn in bonnet effect with lilies of
the valley. and she held a shower tou-
Duet OF brides roses and lilies of the
valley. Her ornament was a string
Of pearls. The house was decorated
with peonies and syringa. Rev. c. E.
Ttngley read the service and there
were fifty guests. After the service
room. Which, rss w ss,ve S].e IN he - dining nins
and white: The Misses Vivian and
Gladys Burns, cousins of the bride. the
Misses Ruth and Alta Atlee, Ida Mae
Willoughby and Martha Bruce assist
The out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. G. Sweet Of Blue Earth.
Mimi, parents Of the bridegroom. and
Mrs. j.. j. Ryan Of Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich, an aunt Of the bride.
Mr.. Sweet and his bride left for a
trip Of the Great Lakes and will be- at
home after Sept. 1 in Wahpeton, N.
D. The bride wore a travelling suit
Of navy blue with hat to match.
800
Sigma Chi Gave Dancing Party.
The alumni of the Beta Zeta chap
ter Of the Sigma Chi fraternity Of the
university, were hosts at an informal.
dancing party, which was given Sat
urday evening in the club house at
Lincoln park. The hours were from
$3.50 to 1880 o'clock and light re-
were served during the
evening: The guests included the.
members Of the fraternity and a mum.
Der Of their friends. The young peo-
Murphy. Mrs. A. F. Turner, Mrs.
Frank B. Feetham. Mrs. ]. W. Maher
Of Devils Lake and Dean and Mrs.
Joseph Kennedy.
The guests included Misses Belle
Mahon Of Langdon. Edith Londergan,
Echo Turner, Harriet Carrier. Birdie
Adair. Gretchen oeschser, Margaret
Murphy, Vera Kelsey, Blonde Holt,
Devils Lake. Irene Dougherty, Etha
Irene Cross. Florence Will
liarns, Florence Gallup. Ella Thomp-
Martha Barnes, Mildred McIn-
tosh, Ada Bulge, Amy Gronna. Louise
Duggan, Mae Thompson, Irene Cox,
Ethel Kenwick, Madeline Turner,
Dunlap, Estrid Jacobson, Ella
opsahl, Agnes Hassel: Messrs Bern
hard Sandlie. Ralph Chisholm, James
Brennan. Howard Maher, Stanley |
Lynn stambaugh. william
Parizsk.. Fred DUBOIS, Walter schlos-
Shaw. Hale Nelson, George
Read, Elmer Hancock. Sherman
Lawrence Kennedy. George
McClintock, Hugh Putnam, Hume Ba-
con, Thomas Whelan, Grover Holt. |