Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-13

all to pieces n said that I could not
take down the windmill. as she had
chicken yard-fhat it was the only
useful thing 1 have eve built, and a
lot more such stuff:
Then I told herE'1 would build an
other, and that T would make 1t big
enough SO it would force water into
the front yard So shels>c could have
water to sprinkle her flowers any time
she wished. And told her that I.
had q perfectly good cart going to.
wreck. and ruin with nothing to hitch.
to 1t, since my pony died.
Besides, / reminded her that she
had said /. could have a new pony Tor
my birthday, but that now l didn't
want 1t. then said it. doesn't
cost anything. to feed a goat, but 1t
does cost a lot to feed n ponyN
r"After a while, father said. oh. let
settled it.
y VENT right to bed. or rather |
pretended to for I went upstairs and
then climbed out the window and
came down the ~latticework trellis
that the clematis runs on, and here !
am. But 1 must go right back to bed
for fear ma should comeeHin to say
there would beH&he dickens to pay"
BE sure to get up early tomorrow
morning, for we must go bury Billy"
called. Robbie after him.
1You'N have to wait until tomorrow
and hear how Billy came back.)
Hosts and hostesses for the. four
formal parties to be given Ny, the
Eotiilian Club during the present sea-
son have been announced. Mrs. Paul
]. Davis is to be hostess at this. first
| party on November %. the tannual
Thanksgiving affair, and she will be
assisted by Mrs. c. D. Page and Mrs.
l.. W. Myers. Mrs. r.. D.. Campbell
and Mrs. c. j. Barnes are to preside
at, the punch; tables during tha even
ing. The four events will be held in
theAGuild Hall as usual.
Contrary to custom, a group OF men
are in charge of the second affair,
the New Years event. to be given on
January 3.,1/Eli L'Esperance is head
of the committee, and serving with
him will be j. +. Carley. Bert D. HECK,
W. v. o'Conner. Philip Bangs, and
s. c.. Olsop. The wives Of the COM
mittee members will assist them.
For the party on January ~, Mrs.
Mrs. A. }. Jerome is in charge OF
the Washington party to be given on
February IL. ii.
The club is looking forward to a
very brilliant season that will rival
4 If not Surpass the very successful
series Of parties of. last year., Mr.. OIL
sen.~erganiEation president, states.
"A simple but pretty wedding service
was that which united in marriage
Miss Dorothy Wells.s daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert N. Wells.
Of this city, and Hoseph BOYD Iot
Fargo. The ceremony took place in
the home Of the brides uncle and
aunt, Mfr. and Mrs. George w. Wilder
1854 Belmont avenue, At o'clock
Saturday afterno Don, with the Rev. j
G. York, pastor of the First Heptist
church officiating.
In the living room where the serv-
Ice vas read, a white and green color
note preyeiisd. q lattlsed arch wound
with southern smilAE and white Foses
through which shane the light from
tall cathedral candles, forming thu
immediate setting for the ceremony
dust before the service, Miss Gath.
crime Finch sangsssSince First / Ne
Thee,'s and s:'Oh Perfect I1ove"'T and
dshe was accompanied on the piano b,
Miss Elizabeth Kelly. Both young
wannen are sorority sisters pf tn
brides s 8
The bride sworeaasweddipg gown 9
white Canton crepe and carried I
shower bouquet of.Ophelia roses an,
lilies OF the valley. Attending, hel
was q ceusin, Miss Marion Wilder
who vas dressed in pale blue Ghti9ol
ard wore cbrsage OF pink roses
Theodore Wells, q brother Q TIN
bride, was bast man. +.
welding dinner followed tbs fex
Ichange S'of marital vows, gnd toy
gelatives and friends Of the yeun!