Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-01

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invitations for a party to be given
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Walnut street in honor of Mrs. Mary
Robbins, a bride of the near future.
Left for New York.
Miss Ida Kirk, principal of the high
school at Niagara, was a visitor in tho
city yesterday, enroute to New York,
where h will enter Columbia uni
versity. Miss Kirk is a, graduate of
the state university and has met with
splendid success in her chosen pro-
fession.
Wedding Last Evening.
Miss Turian Storlie Of Ramsey
county and Hans Thorson of Cavalier
county were married in this city last
evening. The wedding took place at
the home of Rev. A. ]. Hulteng, who
oficiated. The attendants were Miss
Anna Larson and Hans Hedlund. Mr..
and Mrs. .Thorson left last evening for
a honeymoon trip to the Twin Cities
n later will make their home in
Hampden.
Meetings This Afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Swed-
ish Lutheran church held it's regular
meeting this afternoon, in the church
p%arlors. Following the business
meeting a social session was enjoyed
and refreshments We're served by the
hostess, Mrs. A. Jacobson.
The general aid society of the First
Methodist church held an important
meeting in the church parlors. There
was a good attendance and several
matters of importance We're discussed.
Special Meeting Of Eastern Star.
There was a special meeting of the
Eastern Star last evening in the Ma
sonic hall in the ST. Johns block, At
The close Of the short business meet
ing a social session was held and Mrs.
Mary Robbins, a summe bride, was
the guest of honor. A mock wedding
ceremony was one of the special
features and the bride-elect was show
cred with kitchen utensils. Later she
was presented with a sterling silver
berry spoon. The pleasant evening
was concluded with the service of
dainty refreshments:
Lady Elks in Minot.
Minot Optic-Reporter: A most cor
dial welcome is extended by all of the
ladies of Minot to the visiting lady
Elks. Many of the city ladies gath
cred at the Home this afternoon to
receive the strangers and a most
pleasant social time was spent to-
gether in the ladies' parlor. A launch
ride was scheduled for 4 o'clock while
at 6 O'Clock all will participate In a
bounteous supper served in the Dutch
DOM of the home.
This evening all Of the Elks and
their ladies will trip the light fantas-
tic. Tomorrow afternoon will be a
busy for the ladies. A card party
will be given at 1870 o'clock which
will be followed by a musical at 4
p. n1:, after which an automobile ride
about the city will be participated in.
The big dance in the evening will
close the series of ideal entertain
ments.
Among the out Of town ladies' who
have already arrived to AXE in the
convention are Mesdames E. A. Bra
set of Grand Forks, James Dinnie of
Grand Forks, A. B. Lee of kenmare,
j.. P. O'Leary of Foxholm, A. ]. Berg
Of Mohall, w. H. Alexander of Grand
Forks, N. B. Norris and P. w. Carney
of Williston, c. N. Cox of Surrey, A. c.
ogle, Jr., of Wheeling, West Va; II.
oils: G. E. Norton and daughter of
Valley City, j.. E. Cramond of Rugby.
J. E. johnson of Joplin, A. E. Coger
of Rugby, D. M. Gillespie of Glenburn,
e. 3. Talmadge of Towner, Herschel
Hunter of Grand Forks, Jas. Patter-
son of Parson, Kansas; N. H. Marean
of Glenburn, c. H. Meyers of Devils
Lake, A. B. Brandt of Grand Forks,
Thos. Murphy of Williston, A. H.
Wigdahl of Fargo, Jas. Burns of
Crosby, Adolph sorenson of Mohall.
of Des Laos, Miss Jennie Swalstead of
Hillsboro, and Miss Bessie Magg of
Missoula, Mont.