The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07
Entertained at Cards,

Entertained Mt Cardk.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Read entertained a
company of ladies informally yester-
day afternoon at her homo on North
four tables and grand noln wis Tho
diversion. The pleasant afternoon
was brought to a close with the scrv-
ice of a. dainty repast served at the 1,
small tables. Mrs. l;cad was assist
cd in serving by her daughter, Miss
Spoke at Cavalier.
Quite Il large audience greeted Mrs. 4
r. I'll. Wilder of Fargo at the operaa
house "Wednesday evening where that |.
lady gave an Inspiring address in fa-
Nor of woman suffrage. Mrs. Wildnr'I
is Il very pleasing speaker and gained
the sympathy and appreciation of her
audience from the very beginning of
her address II held the same till the.
close or hel. %renIarks. She said il was
untrue that the ladies wanted tho hal /
lot in order that they might hold A
good portion OF The Offices. Office
holding was not what the ladies were
after. hut rather il WAS that they !
might get where they could have .p- !
portunity To safeguard the boys and
girls and secure greater protection for
their own sex and their homes which
important considerations have been
sadly neglected by the men and
which doubtless. Will continued to ne
neglected SD long as only men are
granted the right of the elective fran
chise. Mrs. Wilder said n lot of good
things in favor of Wcnncn suffrage, hut
denounced Ii militant suffragctte
movement as carried on in England by
a certain faction of woman suffragists.
She said American ONE s%uffrogists
took no stock i'll that sort. of doings, !
tina they did not endorse it in amy
particular. Surely The remarks OF
Mrs. Wilder made good impression !
upon her audience, and we believe all
present were glad that they turned put
to hear her. Attorney j. Il. Garvey
introduced the. speaker.
AT. he Baptist cl"lrr!, Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Mildcr also delivered
an address more particularly along
temperance lines: which Was highly
spoken Of. ~
state Weddings.
On Wednesday, al the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. !. Coulter in Mehford
township. near Park River. occurred
The marriage If thoir daughter. ELLEN
Nettie. to Mr.. Flnyd Grantham. "A
prosperous business man Of Lankin.
The ceremony" took place promptly at
IL O'Clock, in the presence. OF Il few
friends and relatives, the Rcv. y.
finlayson officiating. after which an
elaborate dinner WAS served. The
bride was becomin.!y attired i'm a
gown of COPENHAGEN blue charmeuse
trimmed Will white brucadc, and car
ricd a shower bol1nnet Of bridal roses.
The attendants were Ruth Coulter
George Coulter. MIR. and Mrs.
Grantham left OIL tho afternoon train
for a wedding trip To Minnesota. They
will make their home in Lankin.
a wedding of interest to a host of
friends was so1emnized at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mcaeher in
Park River IN Thursday at II O'clock,
when Miss Lillian, daughter, of MIR.
and Mrs. Arne Larson of Dundee. be
came the bride of Mr.. Roy Johnston
Of Kensington. The Rev. D.. Finlay-
son ofiiciated, i'll! the presence of only
immediate relatives. Immediately af-
ter the ceremony Il sumptuous we'd
ding dinner was served. The couple
will reside on a farm near Park Riv-
er. -.
A wedding Of tin:ercst was solemn
led at ST. Francis Catholic church of
Gretna, when Miss Cecilia. Helen
krause; was united In marriage to
Henry W. Olll1oh uf Winthorst. Sask.
The cereInonv was performed by Rev.
Father Schultz, assisted by Rev.
Father .IIcrmanduns of Winnipeg, in
the presence: of. Il large. number of
relatives n friends.