The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-17
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

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Home from Honcyford.
Mics Esther Waller returned last
evening from Honeyford. n. D., where
days, with Misses Della and Clarissa
Rees.
Madame North In the City.
Madame porothea North. who will
appear. in recital this evening, ct the
Methodist church. arrived In the city
this morning and is a guest at the Da.
cotah hotel.
Hostess At Bridge Party Today.
Mrs. G. N. Williamson was hostess
this afternoon, when she entertained
a large company OF ladies at her
color scheme Of yellow and white was
carried out in the decorations and the
rooms were made attractive with
spring Aa~ers. Guests for nine tables
were hidden and the afternoon was
devoted to playing auction bridge.
Handsome favors were awarded to the
holders OF the hish scores.
At the conclusion Of the game, a
daintily appointed rcpast was eerved
at the small tables and Mrs. William
son was assisted in serving by Mrs.
August EgkerS. Mrs. Robert d. Camp
bell, Mrs. Don V. Moore and Mrs.
George H. Wilder.
Mrs. Williamson has issued invita-.
tons for another party to be given at
her home. Thursday afternoon. Auc-
ton bridge will be the diversion.
Military Hall Nest Weex.
One of the most elaborate functions
of the mid winter' season will he the
first annual military ball which will
be given Monday evening, February
IS. by the Grand Forks machine gun
company of the first regiment fnfan-
try. North Dakota national guards.
The large auditorium ON North Fifth
street will he the scene of the hall
and the members of the various com
are working hard to make the
affair a brilliant success, both socially
and financially.
The auditorium will be appropriate
lN decorated for the OCCASION in the
be everywhere in evidence.
The committee has sem out invita-,
tons to all of the national guard off,
GERS in the state and q large number
of out Of town guests will be present.
A splendid program Of popular
music will be rendered by Halls or
chestra. assisted by a. number of the
members of the Grand Forks Military
band.
NJ. y. District Aid Meetings.
The various districts OF the Meth
otk<t Aid society will hold their regu-
meetings Wednesday afternoon at
8 o'clock at the following places:
District No. 1 will meet. at the
home of Mrs. s. S.. Harrison, els
North Third street.. ..,r,'
District No. 2 Withhold it's. meeting
at the home of Mrs. W.. a. Collins,
SO North Third street.
District No. 3 will be entertained at
home Of Mrs. T.. A. Foster, 625
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District No. 4 will meet at the home
of Mrs. Walter Dunbar. 424 Eighth
District No. 5 will hold it's meeting
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. f. Delan,s-
ter. 1879 University avenue.
The members are urged to attend
the meeting in their own district as
there will be matters Of importance to
be discussed.
Mc,Cleary,Hanmond Wedding.
Yesterday afternoon at. Crookstor,
occurred a wedding Of interest to
friends In this city, when Miss Lillian
Mccieary daughter 81. MIR. and Mrs.
w. A. McCleary Of Fisher, Mimi, bc-
came the bride OF Mr.. John Cole Ham
mond Of Grand Forks. The marriage
soiemnized at 5 o'clock at the
parsonage and Rev. u. 8.
N1lIars, performed the MI.
Mrs. Kenneth c. Way Of Grand
Forks. were tho only attendants. The
bridal party returned last evenins
from Crookston and the wedding sup
per was served at the home OF Mr..
and Ms. Way, in the stratford block,
on .neAfers avenue. The bride is a
charming and accomplished young
woman and the groom is the o Of
MI n Mrs. W. j: Hammond Of San
Diego. Cal, formerly of Fargo, N. d.
Mr.. HaWMond is = FORMER university
student, having attended the law
school. He 10 . member Of the Alpha
Kappa 2eta fraternity and the Phi
Alpha Delta law fraternity. Mr.. and
Mira. Hammond will. be at home to
friands in the stratford block on De-
Mars avenue, after March Is. Mr..
Hammond Is a reporter on the Grand
Forks Herald. Hosts Of friends will
Join In extending CONGRATULATIONS.
wedding Announcement.
Minneapolis Journals: The mar
rage Of Miss Nellie Kinkel, daughter
pf Mr.. aud Mrs. J. r. Kinkel Of Sew
enth avenue south. and George Ed.
ward Reinert of st. Louis took place
on Wednesday morning at II o'clock
at the home of the brides parents.
Rev. Andrew Stowe Of st. Marks
oficiated. On account Of the
death Of MT. Reinert's sister, the we'd
ding a very quiet.
The bride was sowned in white sat
in charmeuse made en- traine and
trimmed with real lace and brilliants
and an owe drape Of chiffon. Her
tulle veil was made cap effect and she
bride roses. Mr.. Reinert's
Gift to his bride was = platinum pend
mt set. with diamonds.
Miss Mabel ktnkel. sister Of the
BRIDE was maid Of honor; she wore
pink charneuse with q lace bodice
md tuntc trimmed with roSebudS and
held bouquet of pink .rosebuds. A..
9. Anderson Of oakAy, Nd, was. best
!man. A small party OF relatives and
lraSnNdlate friends were present at the
The o0t.of.4ownFZ- guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mines of
Duluth and Il. g. Anderson Of Cakes,
%. MI. and Mira. Reinert left last
night for st. Louis and will be at
homo in Cakes. N. D., after March 1.
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