The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-14
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state weddings.

state weddings.
A pretty wedding occurred at Bis
marck on Saturday. April IL, when
Miss Anna. Splitter, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Splitter. became the
bride Of Mir. George e. Goodson. The
marriage "a solemnized at the Pres
mansc and Rev. e.. W. Harris
The attendants were Miss
Esther Fines and. Fred Hines. The
bride wore n handsome gown of white
and carried a bouquet of roses. Follow
the ceremony an elaborate wedding
pie are we'll known and popular and
IA large circle Of friends will join in cx-
congratulations. They left for
extended western trip n will be
home TO their friends in Bismarck.
Last Friday at Glenburn. n. D.. DC.
cured the marriage of Miss Adele j.
Alden of Denver. Colo. to Edward
Of Los Angeles. Cal. The
wedding took place at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. A. e. Gray.
At Melby, n. d., un sunday, occur
red the marriage Of Miss Susanna
Thorsen to G.. &. Tweed. The wedding
solemnized. at the home Of Mr..
n Mrs. j. Z. kirb and only the inti-
mate friends and relatives. were pres
n The young couple will reside on
a farm near Manning.
At the residence of the priest in
last. week. occurred tho mar.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. W. r. Whit
comb, to Mr.. James Clifford.
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Music Festival in. Fargo. .
Fargo Coufier-News: Arrange
ments are now complete for the grand
spring festival to be given on the first
two days of May under the auspices
OF the Dakota conservatory Of music,
and the western school of expression.
The first evening Memberships beau
titul Oratorio Hymn OF Praise will
I've presented at the First Methodist
church by a chorus of eighty voices.
: The .sofOists for the occasion will
be. Sylvia ~ThorErimson. soprano, of st.
Faul and Thomas C.. McCracken. tenor
of Minneapolis. Eoth these artists arc
new to- the Fargo public. Miss Thor
crimson was the soloist at the last
performance of the Messiah at Grand
Forks. and made such n deep impress
sion that several citizens Of that city
have already signif1ed their intention
to hear her again in Fargo. Besides
taking. the principle parts in the ora
torfo the artists will also give several
sold. numbers.
On Friday. evening, May .. Shake
sspeare's comedy Twelfth Night will
ium, for which ella bprate preparations
are being made. The presentation will
be given on the Elizahethian stage.
Altar Society Party.
The Ladies' Altar society of 81.
Michael's church will give the April
party on Wednesday evening, April 90.
in the: Knights Of COLUMBUS club
rooms. The hours. will. he spent in
MaNtnE cards and. lunch will be, serv-
49, q . SHgntertainment will .bc provided
tor. theaeTWAo. do not. care Ia play
cards. An invitation is extended to all.
n the assisting ladies will be
Mrs..-Joscph De- DAILY. Mfss:E. j. Dug.
gan. Mrs. J.. w. Lowe, Mes. Paul St.
Lawrence. Mrs. George koenig. Mrs.
7. Fl. Dugan,f Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald.
Phil McLoughlin, Miss Helen
Healy. Miss Elizabeth 'McGlone and
Miss Marie Ecaupre.
Civic League Meeting.
. The Women's civic league will hold
open meeting Tuesday evening atS
O'clock In the auditorium Of the pub
lie library. An interesting program
bNS oS0h HAiuttSCu duu Oh uICu 1Itu
women of the city are invited to be
present. Z. J.. Lander will give an adj
dress. and Dr. a. j. L.add will deliver
n lecture on Fairgrounds and Direc.
Miss Louise Tackebusch. visit
ing nurse of the Associated Charities,
will take part in the discussion.
Party for Mrs. Gordon.
VALLEY City Tirnes-Record: Mrs.
Frank. White was a most gracious
this afternoon at her home
en-: Park avenue when she received
with Mrs. W. \. Gordon and Mrs. A.
l.. Christie Of Butte. Mont. The rooms
throughout we're bright and spring.
like with cut flowers and in the din
ing oon where tea was served. red
tulips and ferns adorned the attrac-
tive table. Mrs. White was assisted
by Mrs. IT, &. McMullen and Mrs.
Fargo Forum: The district execu-
tive staff of~the w. C. 4. u will meet
the home Of Mrs, F.. IT, Wilder.
1119 Fourth avenue south next We'd
nesdaS morning at ! o'clock and will
hold an all. day session. The general
presidents and superintendent will nc
present and plans will he made for the
convention which will lie held
in Hope some time in June.
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Receives Prize for Recipe.
Mrs. Fl. a.. Hunter of Cottonwood
street was awarded a cash prize FOL
Eeripa- for. Meat. Gems. made from
Armour's Star Ham. The packing
company issues a cook book each
month. and the recipes are sent in by
ONE from all over the United States
and Canada. ECONOMY, practicability
and originality. are the points upon
which the awards are made.
Accepts Position Here.
has arrived in the city to accept a po-
sition with the Grand Forks Floral
company. Miss 'Wardin has held a
similar position with the l.. T.. May
Seed company of st. Paul, for the past