The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-17
Siasons Dance Tonight.

Masons Dance Tonight.
The last Of the winters series Of in.
formal Masonic dances will be given
this evening when tho Masons' and
their friends will dance at the. hall
room in the st. John block. AZ this
fs the last party u large attendance is
expected and the Bates orchestra will
play.
Giving Easter Ball.
The Commercial club OF. East Grand
Forks has issued invitations for an
Esster ball to be given Tuesday. even
Ing, March Is. at the club home In
that city. The Commercial club has
given. several. delightful dancing par
tias during the past winter and the
coming function promises to be the
best of ALL. The committee in charge
Is planning to entertain a large COM
pany Of guests.
Mrs. Chalmers Hostess To-day.
The ladies Of the Entire Nous club
enjoyed a pleasant session this after
noon as guests Of Mrs. G: B. c:hal-
Fourth street. The program was ex.
ceedingly Interesting with four COM
prehensive papers on subjects con-
corning France. Mrs. e. A. Bixler
presented a fine article on The Re-
~storatton" as the opening number and
was followed by Mrs. r. e. Henwood
With q splendid paper or Paris"
Miss Adah Durand discussed "a
FRENCH. Novel. and Mrs. O. 3. Burt
ers n Mountains of France"
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To BE First Easter Bride.
The first Easter wedding to take
place in St. Michael's Catholic church
In this city will be- that Of Miss
Blanche Delphine Normandin and Mr..
Albert Joseph Prescott whose banns
were called for the first time at high
mass yesterday. The date Of the
ceremony has not yet been announced
but 1t will take place the first week
n April n will be a very quiet
church with Monsignor j. A,
Lemieux, the pastor. officiating.
The bride-elect IL one of the We'll
known young ladies Of the city who
mas made her home here for the past
three, years and she has q large circle
OF friends. who will be interested in
ner marriage. Miss Normandin was
a saleslady at the Ontario store for
some time. coming here from Crook
seon4 where her mother. Mrs. A. J..
Normandtn resides. Mr.. Prescott il
the youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Prescott Of this city and is a
young ma who has Grown up here.
ne Is popular with both young and
old and will be cordially c%ongratulat-
ed on his good fortune. Mr.. Prescott
u connected with the firm of Monley
ana smith and with his bride will re-
sac at 81 North Eighth street where
they Will be home after May l.
Agnes Feran . Bride.
Miss Agnes Foran, a popular YOUNG
!aoy OF Mandan, who Is we'll known
@ the states senator's and representa-.
!lves n others who spent the legis.
!at'Ve eession In Bismarck, deserted
g ranks Of maidenhood as soon as
the legislative assembly came to a
close n 10 now the bride Of Clarence
Mclean, manager Of the RUSSELL Mill
er Milling company at Mandan. Miss
Koran held the position Of cashier at
the Hotel Mckenzie In Bismarck dur.
ing the session and being Z talented
musician as well an AZ a charming and
obitgtnE young lady. she made a great
many friends during her short stay
in that city. "
Miss Forana also has a circle Of
friends IN this city. having held a
aO AsASSA ASNVI IA knS COInBOGte
ciaI. department at the state uniyer-
sity a few years ago. She also taught
in the Cavalier high school and is a
graduate Of the normal school at Val.
ley City and Of Notre Dame univer-
sity.
The wedding was a very quiet az
fair, being kept secret by the happy
young couple until they had returned
as man and wife from Moorhead,
Mimi, where the ceremony wa per-
formed. The bride resigned her po-
sition at the Mckenzie the last week
Of the session and the following
Thursday she was welded. Mr.. Nc.
Lean. the groom. is a native Of Big
marck. having graduated from high
school there and starting his work
with the RUSSELL Miller Milling COM
pany. At present the couple are with
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Foran, but will soon go to h~ousekeep-
ing.