The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-12
W. 9. r. q. Meets Friday.

". g. I. .. Meets Friday.
The W. c. I. U. will hold its regu-
lar meeting Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. e. o. Mallory, $40 Wal
has been arranged and Mrs. A. D.
Haughman will be in charge. The sub
5ect will be Why the w. c. 7. U. is
the Pioneer Of Women's Clubs" The
supcr!ntendents Of the various depar
ments are requested to be present to
present their reports for the district
convention, which will be held in Gill
BY June 2S, 20 and 81. The hours
Will b . from 3 to s o'clock and all
cordially invited to attend the meet
ing.
Interesting Marriage Announcement.
Friends In this city have received
n~sndscr,ely eHsraved cards from Or.
inent residents Of Minneapolis, an
nouncing the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Rosser Brown, to DR..
George Latin,er Chesebrough Of Du.
luth, MINI. The wedding took place
IN Minneapolis on Saturday, June z.
The bride IN we'll known In this state.
having been the former chief clerk
in the land once at Btsmarck for q
number Of years Dr.. Chesebrough Is
o practicin8 physician ut Duluth.
DR.. aud Mrs. Chesebrough will be
at home to their friends in Duluth
after the first Of July. at 2l2 South
venue
Party for Miss Stone.
Mrs. H. ]. johnson was hostess last
evening when she entertained a com.
ments in the Kelsey block In honor
Of Miss Gladys Stone. who-leaves soo1
for Southern Alberta. Tho rooms
were made attractive with palms and
Fink and white carnations. Music
and dancing were the diversions and
@ dainty luncheon was served at ths
close OF the evening. Mrs. Johnson
was assisted In serving by Mrs. War.
rem johnson and Mrs. T. F. Stone
OF town guest. Those present were
Misses Gladys Stone, Mabel Wicker
Ruth Rumble. Kate Stewart, Frances
Wicker. Ruby Halverson. Vera Win.
ger. Edna Athey, Grace Emard, Car.
KeAI. Emma Nemitz, Ada Sheppard
Emily Lee, Emma Bisek: Messrs, Ar.
chic Fink. Ralph Foote. Arthur I'm.
ard. Arthur Mechanic. Stanley Cad.
we'll, Walter Purcell. Gordon Steven.
ION. Don o'Reil'y, John Smith. ORR
Johnson George Es Asskrey ADJUST
Tho HannA-Ciapp Welding in Fargo.
. The following account Of the Han.
na-Cfapp wedding taken from the Far.
go Courier News will be Of interes,
to scores Of friends throughout the
state:
/ The most important social event o
the season took place last evening
when Miss Jean Hanna, eldest daugh.
ter OF Governor and Mrs. Hanna, wal
united in marriage to Edwin j. Clapp
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. p: Clapp O,
this city.
The beautiful Hanna home on Third
avenue was splendidly and a~rtistical'
~ decorated for the occasion. Ameri'
effectively used In the spacious livinf
room. and pink ose In the dinihi
room. An improvised altar was ar
ranged in front. o. the fireplace Al
one end Of the living room. Promptly
at 8 o'clock the bride entered on thu
arm Of her father, Governor L. b
Hanna, who gaNe. her In marriage.
The groom and his best man, James
W. Pollock. awaited them at thu
altar Miss Dorothy Hanna. sister o.
the bride, waa her maid Of honor
while her two little cousins. Misses
Rachel and Charlotte Hanna Of Min.
neapolis, were the dainty ribbon bear.
ers. The orchestra played the Men.
delsSohn wedding march a. the brida,
party entered the room. and continued
to play very softly during the cere.
mony, which vas read by. Rt. Rev
Cameron Mann, bishop OF North Da.
kota. The ring ceremony Of the Epfs.
copal church was used. About 100
friends witnessed the ceremony.
"A reception followed the wedding
and several hundred guests were
present. In the receiving line were
Governor and Mrs. Hanna, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. p. Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
j. Clapp. Miss Dorothy Hanna and
James W. Pollock.
The guest book was in charge OF
Miss Suzanne Miller, a school time
friend Of the bride, from westfeld,
Mass.
The orchestra rendered a fine pro-
gram during the evening.
The bride was attired in a white
satin gown made in q draped style
and entrain. She wore a veil OF rose
point and duchess lace. and carried a
bridal bouquet Of lilies of the valley.
11eT BOlu8 AWAY gown WdD u Oluo BLK
model. The brides maid was gowned
in pink.
Out OF town guests were r. c. Han
ma and daughters Rachel and Char
lotte OF Minneapolis. Miss BLY,, Miss
Doak ana Mr.. -Purdy Of Minneapolis.
and Miss Suzanne Miller OF westheld.
Mass.
MI. and Mrs. clapp left for the east
on the late train last night, and will
viait Glacier park before they return.
They will occupy the Hanna home
during the time Governor Hanna Is
at Bisrnarck, and will be At home to
their large circle Of friends after
July rs,