Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22

in the interests of the university. The
principal places visited were Fargo,
Valley City and Devils Lake Mr.. Pet
tijohn@ is fast becoming acquainted
with the people over the state and ex-
poets to have things running smooth
ly. by the time school opens next
month. Grand Forks Times. y +, ,.%4 =
Senator AISLE J. Gronna, Senator
Porter J. ,McCumber, Governor L. B.
Hanna and Hon. R. M Pollock will
represent North Dakota at monster
jubilee convention to be held at Co.
l,lmbus, Ohio, Nov. 10 to 13, by the
anti-saloon league in North America.
This is planned to be the largest anti
saloon demonstration ever held in the
world and according to the announce
ment tWentyfour of Americas great
est orators will deliver addresses on
that occasion. "A + =, I'll IS
J. A. Haig Of this city was elected
president of the board in charge of
teachers pensions, while Miss Alice
Struble of Grand Forks was elected
vice president, the first meeting being
held at Bismarck last week. P. IS.
Berg of Dickinson is secretary. The
board plans to secure all the inform
alton possible relative to the present
teachers of the state, and will place
the plan in operation on schedule
time. Another meeting Of the board
will be held when the state education
al association meets in Fargo. @#y>5.s..
5 The bridal gown was fashioned of
ivory white satin with lace trimmings.
The veil of white tulle fell to the
length of the train and was caught
by a. wreath of orange blossoms. The
bridal bouquet was of white roses
Miss Sprung was gowned in white
chiffon over shell pink satin and car
ried an arm bouquet of bride roses.
Following the ceremony a handsome
" appointed course wedding dinner
was served in the dining room, sweet
peas being used as decorations. Cow;
ers were placed for fifty. s. Glickson
Of Omaha, Neb., father OF the bride,
was among the out Of town guests.
Following a brief wedding journey
Mr.. and Mrs. Glickson will be at
home at I'll East Sixth street. Mr..
Gaickson is manager OF the Herman
Shark clothing store. 3.. s5.s 81 II n lsf
Christof returned home last Christ
mas time from Seattle, where he had
been several years studying under q
Holland artist with marked success,
and learning sign painting as q money
getting trade in the meantime. After
a months visit at, his SWeetwater
home he left for Chicago. where he
entered the art Institute, Chicago's
best art school, where his talent deep
" interested the faculty. He had
been there but few weeks when
without reason he left for New York.
Here while attending school he met
an old Seattle friend bound for Eu-
rope. The two young men sailed to-
gether, toured Norway and England,
and are now; in Germany, where Mr..
Brending is located. VI. Friends Of the
young man predict q brilliant future
for him. 5535 I. Il III; /;
Miss Ruth Bonnet, who, with her
parents, leaves Monday for Grand
Forks for future residence, was the
guest Of honor Tuesday evening at a
farewell surprise party given by Miss
Walters at the Walters resi-
dence, 706 East Sixth street. She was
with d souvenir spoon as
d remembrance gift. delightful
evening at games and contests and
music was enjoy ed Sby the guests. The i
guests included Misses Bonnet. I.aus
reen Lewis, Theresa Chisholm, Celia
Menne, Leo Nienan, yme Hnesgen.
Frances Burkhartt, Agnes Menne,
aaable Pare off lamar. who is the
guest az Miss Walters Mary Folk,
Elizabeth Bauer and skulerid Bfen-
viii Az the close of the evening re-
freshments were served In the dining
room which was decorated in q pink
and green color scheme.
sg5 NJ
AS d farewell honor to Irs. g. st1s
Richmona OF il i East Seventh street.
who, With Nh hInond ana childrens
leaves this week for Minot 10 make
their future nome after six years,
residence III Devils Lake the women
cf the Degree off Honor lodge gave her