The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-11

Mrs. Peter Wild uf O~snaIrock. is
spending the week in the CITY visiting
at the home of her brother. Joseph
T%ahnlander of Cherry street.
1900
Left on Buying Trip.
Miss Lotto GraNelle left last even
ing for tho east where she will pur-
route she will visit her brothers in
Moorhcad, MINI.
! Will Arrive Home Tonight.
Mrs. e. n. jacob will arrive home
from Chicago this evening where she
has spent the past week visiting her
daughter. Miss Erncstinc jacob. who
is attending school at Mt. Carroll.
To Give Program ut Valley City.
Miss Geraldine jacob. teacher of
| of music, will leave Sunday evening
for Valley City, where she will give
a program at a large party to be Civ
on on Monday by a group Of prominent
ladies Of that city. Miss jacob is u
talented young reader and the people
of Valley City are fortunate in se-
curing her for an evenings program.
Surprised BY Friends.
Mrs, Thomas Berg was pleasantly
surprised yesterday afternoon by a
company of friends who gathered ut
her homo on South Fourth street to
casion being her birthday anniversary.
Games and music were the pastime
and at s o'clock refreshments we're
served.
Banquet to Seniors and Faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nelson Kelly will
give their annual banquet TO the Grand
Forks high school seniors and faculty
this evening. The banquet will be serv-
cd at $3.50 o'clock az. the guild hall
and the ladies Of ST. raul's Guild will
serve. Covers will he laid for 104
guests.
Following the service of the repast,
dancing will be the pastimc and a
splendid program Of music will be
rendered byia-local orchestra. The pro-
grams are neat booklets. in tho class
colors Of brown and gold.
Pretty Wedding al Valley City.
Valley City Times-lsccord: Last
Saturday evening al $3.50 o'clock oc-
cured the marriage OF Miss Florence
Hon. and Mrs.sHerman Wintercr of
Fourth street. TO I.ornc s. Il. Ritchie
of the law. hfnnSot Coom!,s and Ritz
chic. Rev.sW', C.. Lyon of the Con-
gregationai church officiating.
Before the wedding ceremony Pro-
lessor knnte Froysaa played q violin
Troysaa and Miss GLADYS Fridd sang
Because and beloved It's Morn
accompanied by Mrs. L. Il. Roberts.
While Professor and Mrs. Froysaa
played the wedding march from Men
delssohn, Pauline Mcfarland and
Harriet Winterer, 4 sister of the
bride, dressed in white. stretched pink
satin ribbons to make = pathway for
tho bridal party.
The bride entered on the arm of
her father attired in a gown Of white
French silk crepe over Japanese satin
draped in duchess lace and Carried a
shower bouquet of hyaeinths. roses
and orchids. Miss Hermionc Winterer,
who was her sisters bridesmaid. pre-.
coded her wearing q. gown of pink
crepe de meteor drapcd in lace and
carried a bouquet Of pink Killarney
roses. They met the groom and his
best man. Burl Carr, and o their
places before a bower of palms. pink
and white roses and pink carnations
banked at one end of the alcove of
from the living room; During the
ceremony Professor Froysaa softly
played Handel's Largo. Mrs. Herman
Wintcrer, mother OF the bride, wear.
ing a. gown of black satin drapcd in
lace and Il corsage bouquet OF violets
mad orchids, and Mrs Lafayette Knox
sister OF the bride. wearing a gown o,
yellow satin with an embroidered
tunic, assisted. the BRIDAL party in re
ceiving.
After the ceremony Il delicious buf
fet luncheon was served in the dinins
room, the color scheme. Of pink ant
white being carried gu in the dccora'
lions. The table was, decorated with
pink roses and smilaN. Mrs. David
Richie and Mrs. Lee Coombs presided
in the dining room, assisted by the
Misses Sigma Gunderson. Della Cod
ding, Leila Tracy and Gracia Anund.
son. Mary Katherine and Thomas
Richie, the little niece and nephew
of the groom, were door tenders.
About sixty ~,.ests were present,
Among those from out of town were:
Mrs. Lafayette Knox of Medicine Hat,
Alta, a sister If the bride, Henry
Winterer Of Darlington. an uncle OF
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cox of
Courtenay. John Salzer of Mime
apolis. Attorney Chase of Jamestown
and Alec HaEzert Of Fargo.
MIR. and Mrs. Ritchte left on de-
layed No. 4 for Chicago. They will be
at home after April Z in Valley City.