The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-22
Visiting Friends Here.

Visiting Friends Here.
Mrs. L. Mundt of Devils Lake has
arrived In the city to spend a few
days visiting at. the home of Mrs.
James shwin. Mrs. 'Mundt will be
remembered as Miss Leona Rodcn-
back a former ssand Forks girl,
Presbyterian Church Music.
Morning.
Anthem--"Gloria" Mozart
Solo--"The Lord is My Shepherd.
Raymond Leek.
Evening.
Anthem-"The Radiant Morn"....
euartette-"crossin the bar. e'
':s4..''
Returned t Minot.
Minot Reporter: Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
flennesy, whose marriage took place
Iii Grand Forks on Nov. s, have re-
TUNED TO the city and are costly set
tied In the Halla apartments in East
WOO Park. Mt. Hennesy holds a re-
sponsible position with the Consumers
Power company here, and although
he has ,bcen a resident here for only
a short time, has succeeded in making
a large number of friends who extend
a cordial welcome to him and his
hride. and wish them much JOY and
happiness during their life.
Episcopal Church Music.
".se Morning.
Prelude-Morning Song ........,.
renite. :.!.............J Robinson
re .Deuin ........:. Evere W Read
Benedfctus *. Anon
Violin solo-Angelo serenade. 80"
Mrs: E. "A. Arhart.
Postlude' Ashford.
49, Evening.
Magniicat :... Smart
-NSunc Din,ittis ......:...... +. Barnby
Anthem-"Gran. Y Thy Peace,
Entire Nous. Club.
The Entire Nous: club will meet on
home Of. Mrs VI. B. Galbraith. saS
Walnut street. The study OF. the Eng
lish authors and painters. will be con-
tinued and. O. splendid program has
been: arranged as follows: =.
Charles Dickens"-Mrs. P. E. Hen.
wood.
Charles Reade"-Mrs. G. W. steb-
bins.
Charles Kinksley"-Mrs. A. j..
Becker.
"sir Edwin Henry Landseer"-Mrs.
Harry .GaNere. 80.
Celebrated Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hough cele-
brated their silver wedding anniver.
sary yesterday by entertaining at a
family dinner party at the dairy lunch
room. of which Mr.. Hough is the
nrnnpiAfnr Avn o1ohrro%A S1,,,o, >.
served at S o'clock and the table was
made attractive with red roses and
ferns. Covers were laid for fourteen
and. the guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
S O.. DeCarnp of New York city, Mr..
and. Mrs. Frank r. Hall, Miss Lou
Hall. Clifford Hall and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Dietz.
Football Dance. :.
The football team OF. the Grand
Forks high school will give q dancing
party in the dining hall Of the Hotel
Dacotah Wednesday evening, Novenl-
Der 2G. The university orchestra will
furnish the music and dancing will
begin at g O'clock and continue until
IL o'clock Roy ferguson, captain
of. the: tea n" and Herman Kneupfer,
the arrangements. A ss,cordtat- SiAvta-
ton is:extended to the alumni and
all students OF the e. hish school:
o. e. S. silver Tea.
Mrs. D. NJ. Holmes. Mrs. George.
W. Gets. Mrs William Torgersor.
Mrs. W. F.. Fowler, Mrs, c. H. Van
be -hostcsses Tuesday afternoon at OH
be hostesses Tuesday afternoon at
one. of the Eastern Star silver teas.
They will receive their guests at the
home Of Mrs. Holmes on Reeves ave-
nue.. The hours will be from 2 to 5
o'clock and the assisting ladies will
be Mrs. J. w. Fulton of Minot, Mrs.
Harschel Hunter, Mrs Frank B.
Frances owen. A cordial invitation
is extended to all members of the or
der, whether. affiliated with the local
chapter or not.
Miss Meacham Weds.
Miss Genevieve Meacham Of Boise,
Ida. a former popular university girl.
was married last week at the home
10 "Rlsy Codding Boaworth Of" Spo-
kane, Wash. Miss Meacham Is a
member OF the Alpha Phi sorority and
has many friends who will unite IN
best wishes for "a happy !
and prosperous future. The following
account of the wedding, taken from
the Boise Statesman. will be of i'm
terest to scores of friends throughout
the state:
The huns:.of Mrs. C.. F. Meacham
was a-house beautiful Wednesday
evening for the wedding of her daugh-
ter, Genevieve, and Riley Coddins Bos-
worth of Spokane, which took place
$3.50. Rev Charles L. Chalfant Of:
floating. It was exquisitely decorated
in yellow and white, the beautiful i'm
provised altar being banked with a
profusion of clarysanthemums In a
of. palms, ivy and ferns.
The altar was built into the corner
of the room, with lattice effect. The
was covered with white satin
and entwined with ivy and
At the farther. end of the
altar, tall palms frinsed q mirror; so
party. A graceful festoon Of white
satin ribbon at the edge of the can
opy altar. was held in place by two
white doves. who lowered over the
party. At either side Of the
tall white columns were topped
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