The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-24
News From the Social Set--W Club Activities

State Weddings of the Week.
Miss Myrtle Seastrand and Mr..
Berthe Ostby former residents of Shey-
enne Were married at tho home Of the
brides parents ut Hartman, Colorado
last week.
AT the home of the bride in Rock
ford. Washington, occurred the mar.
riage Of Miss zelna Nyquist and Mr..
a. II. Lundquist OF Powers Lake. MI.
Lundquist is the popular cashier of
the First State Bank of Powers Lake
and will bring his bride to that city
to reside.
Miss Alma Berg and Charles Roarig.
Doth OF this city We're married Satur-
day afternoon by Rev. Francis Mccoy
q the Methodist parsonage. After
wedding trip through the south, they
VIII be at home to their friends in
this city.
Miss Georgia snetsinger Of. Mime.
apolis n Frank Kraft Of Fargo were
married in Minneapolis at tho home Of
the bride on Thursday. Immediately
AFTER n ceremony, which was per.
formed by Rev. Alfred Reed Hill, the
young couple left for Fargo where
they will reside,
a pretty ceremony was performed
at the Catholic church in New Rock.
ford. when Father Pare Joined Miss
Maggie Casper and Michael T.. Mark.
art IN the holy bonds OF matrimony.
A wedding dinner was served to the
!ntinate friends and relatives at the
nome OF the brides sister. after which
Mr.. n Mrs. Markart left on a short
Weaolng trip. Upon their return they
"'li make their home at Garrison.
ALBERT Piper and Miss Edith john
son or New Rockford were married by
Rev. j. H. Kirker at the nome Of tho
brides sister. After a wedding trip
to the groom's old home in Wiscon.
SIN they will return and make their
homem In New Rockford, where the
groom Is n of the prominent citi.
zcns. WV
MISS Iecla Carlson and A. G. Day.
ton OF Mohal were married at Glen
Durn on Friday. The groom was tn.
t,rst sheriff Of Renville county and has
many friends in the county that will
wish them many FEARS Of happiness.
MISS Mac Darlind Of Steele and Earl
Z. Bannister Of Dawson were quietly
married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
". Is. Lund by Rev. E. J. c. Reid, The
ceremony was performed in tho pres.
ence OF MT. and Mrs. Lund aud the
e toape lett on the early morning train
LOT Boston and other eastern points
for a wedding trip. They will be- at
home to their friends in about six
weeks at Mott where the groom is now
employed. az"
o!e Brenna and Miss Alma Nocols
y botttneau We're quietly married in
nat city. Mr.. Brenna is one Of the
prosperous farmers of Ambrose and
ne Will take his bride to reside on his
farm near hat city.
Miss Laura Halvorson of Fort Ram
som and George Jacobson of Maddox
We're married at Minnewaukan at the
beautiful residence of Rev. 'Krosstad
VINO performed the ceremony. The
couple We're attended by Miss Lille
Jacobson. sister Of the groom and
Snarlsy H~alvorson. brother Of the
1Iloe. AFTER the ceremony the we'd
ding party drove to the home Of the
nrides sister. where the relatives and
friends had assembled together to
Wish them happiness in their welded
NE. "A sumptuous. wedding dinner
was served at 8 o'clock. They will re-
SIDE on h grpom's farm north Of
Maddox. = ~ W
Matrons Will Serve Banquet.
The Y. w: G. A. maids won out in
the two weeks membership Campaign
which came to a close at 8 o'cIock
evening and they will be
suests or honor at a banquet to he
served oY the losing side, the Y. w. G..
captain of the team. The matrons viii
meet IN a day or two to lay plans for
me banquet which undoubtedly will
'oe served In the association cafeteria
room Inc they will set the date at
that time also. On account Of Miss
4Connen OF Minneapolis being here
TINS week. the feast very likely will
oe 9eiayed until some time next week.
with a total Of 1925 points GAINED On
IL new members while the matrons
with nut 81 members had only 1.23s
points. The total new membershin is
CLASSIFIED as follows: c32 reguiars.
t1!fteen juniors. nine sustaining, eight
educational and mi beneficiary.
q campaign vas a splendid suc.
cess and mas brought a great MANY
very desirable members into the asso.
Many Attended Mass Meeting.
A large gathering of women assem-.
PED at the First Baptist church sun.
q afternoon at I o'clock to hear
MISS MARGARET O'Connell of Minne-
apolis' field secretary for the north
central field Of the Y. w. G. A.. sneak
"The Vital Factor in Associatios
WORK. MISS O'Connell brought out
a great many interesting facts in her
and made her hearers realize
ehat there Is much for them in the
Q field Of association work.
Mrs. e. J. Babcock presided At the
meeting, Mrs. H. NJ. Cook ana Mrs
Paul. B.. Griffith favored with vocal
numbers. Mrs. l. G. Harrington gave
an organ solo and snapshots Of =,
e. a. work were given by Mrs. W
e. Bek. Mrs. J. NJ. Gillette, Mrs. ~
p. Simpson. Miss Katherine White,ev
J. M. o'Neale and Mrs. S. Paige
Holding Executive Session.
The state officers of the North Ia.
kota w. G. T. U. are holding their
spring executive meeting at
bismarck. this city being chosen for
ne reason that Mrs. Elizabeth Pres.
Anderson, the state president, and
several other state officers are spend-
some time in that city during the
session. Dates for the state
convention next fall will be chosen
and other matters Of Importance viii
be acted upon. va"
Mrs. L~ovejoy's Sister Here.
MI. and Mr1 Es,,0an>