The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-12
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Mr.. and Mts. Thomas Mullisan OF
Belmont avenue are e~ntertaining az
their Jguests for 2 few days d.: Mum.
two daughters, Masses Myrtle and
Laura. Of Milton. Mics Laura has
been attending the Sacred Heart
academy In Fargo and was one Of the
graduates in this years class. The
graduation exercises were held yes
terday.
IAr4uaoee Coaple Married.
This morning at II o'clock at the
Methodist paFsona6e occurred the
marriage Of two well known young
encs May Bode became the bride Of
Moses n. Abbott, . druggist OF LArt-
more. The attendants yer Miss Min
ME CobN1n and II. 8. Morrow. Rev.
Francis N. Mccoy oflcda6ed. The
young people viii reside at 1Arimore.
1dfs. Dax1ow Returns to Fargo.
Fargo Courier-News: Mrs. 3. NJ.
barrow, president Of the Votes for
Women league, has returned from Bis
narack and Dickinson. The attended
sration Of Wonan's clubs ct Dickinson
and reports . splendid meeting
throughout. woman's Suffrage was
the dominant note Of the meeting and
the federation passed a resolution that
"inasmuch as the question Of equal
suffrage 10 before the people. we rec
ommend that every club in the district
make a special study Of It" They also
adopted q resolution to ask the state
legislature to compel the labelling Of
cloths Just 10 foods are now labeled.
The Dickinson clubs = enthusiastic
over suffrage and 5 having q series
OF suffrage teas. .
Mr.. barrow u In receipt Of . let
ter fom Miss jeanette Rankin who
will be pleasantly remembered for her
work here ana et Bismarck. Miss
whore they. lost by q very small ma
jority. Mfss Rankin. with be sent ny
tho A. W. ga. to South Dakota, Mon.
tanG .an6-sNortff Dakota to work this
summer. North Dakota will have her
during August.
Entertained for june Bridea
Mrs. George FraMxlyn Of Emerald,
was hostess Tuesday afternoon, when
she entertained q large company OF
ladies, at her home, In honor Of Misc
Hazel Nisbst Of Mallory, ana Misc Ma
bel Grttzmaker Of Emerald, two June
brides. Tho rooms were deliberately
decorated with cupids ana arrows AMI
one Of the special features Of the
afternoons entertainment wa the
mock wedding. Tho following were
members OF the wedding party. Miss
Lee Hodd, clergyman; Miss veva Step.
henSon, Bridegroom: Miss Edna Mitch.
ell. best man: Miss Louise Hood,
Bridesmaid: Marion vedtch and
Blanche Warnken acted AZ ribbon
bearers and Dorothy Franklin was
rig bearer. Miss Gladys veitch ren.
dered Meyers Ragtime Wedding
March. and Mrs. Franklin sang, BE-
cause I'm Married Now" Tho honor
guests were showefed with parcels
containing many pretty and useful
gifts.
Tho afternoon was brought to a
close with the service Of q dainty
luncheon ana the hostess was assiStsd
in serving by Mrs. II. L. Emery, Z A.
%WArnken ana Mrs. George II. Dean.
Those present were Misses Mary
Blossom Leake. Minnie Taylor. Nsttie
Anna Mullis.n.. Louise Hood. veva
Stephenson. Josephine Hood, Grace
Monley. Ode Keller. Theresa Monley.
Evelyn Dryburgh. Marsaret Monley.
Florence Dryburgh. Glars. Hyslop. Ida
Gerard, Margaret Hyslop, Georgia
Grimm, Florence Hancock, jos. Mod.
tesko, Edna Mitchell. May Crawford,
Letue Brygon Of Grand .ForkA. Carrie
Patterson, Blanche Wnrnkem and Ma
ton veitch.