The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-07

richSen, who Is soon to sail for Ger
many to visit relatives and study
music. The affair was in the nature
of farewell. The evening was spent
In the enjoyment of games, music
and refreshments. The company num-
bered about score. Miss Henrichsen
was the recipient of a memento of the
OCCASION handsome. souvenir spoon.
She expects to leave for the old coun. i,
try about April 21:
Mr.. John Dow, an old-time resident
of this. city and great social favorite
was the guest of old friends this week
He came out to look after his real
estate and will go from here to Minot
to visit his niece, Mrs. M. Titus. Mr..
Dow Is now resident of Muncie, Ind
anu for the past eight years since
business there.
Miss Laura Dixon, Miss Eva Cald-
we'll, Miss Anna Rider and Miss
O'Brien comprised bevy of fair
damsels who came in from Marvel
on Saturday to shop.
Mrs. Will Stewart entertained a few
friends Saturday in her apartments
in the Gotizen block in honor of Mrs.
Frank E. Gerrish Of Crookston.
Mrs. M. Howe will move to Conway
about the 18th of April to join Mr..
Howe who has gone into business
there. They will make that place
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Mulligan and
Miss Anna Phillips of Crookston spent
Sunday here the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geistt and Mrs. AnDyke.
Mr.. 81 Perkins and Mr.. Thomas
Ellis sundayed here at the Dakota.
Letters from the A. Ladds at
French Lick Springs, Indiana, report
them about to leave there for West
Baden, Indiana. Mrs. Ladd has been
in i'll health all winter but it is
thought thmere is some improvement
now and her many friends here will
hope for her speedy recovery.
On Saturday evening Mrs. William
Etsenhard entertained small party
of guests in a charming manner with
a chatting dish supper There were
ten guests.
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Mr.. Clarence r. Bierley of Larimore,
was in town Monday.
Miss Marguriette Walsh, a charm
ing young lady from Minneapolis, has
arrived here and will be the head mil
liner at the Taugbo! Sisters.
Mr.. Eugene Mattingly was in town
yesterday enr0ute home to jamestown,
N. D., to see his wife and daughter,
who leave shortly for a sojourn in
California with Mrs. Mattingly's
mother, Mrs. Albert Johnson, and her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas VIM, both former
old residents of Larimore.
Miss Clara Finberg is here, the guest
Of her mother, Mrs; 8. 0. Finberg.
That beautiful little old pastoral
play, s.Way Down East" the sentiment
played here at the Metropolitan to a
characters were all well taken, each
The musical specialties by the quar-
tette were unusually good and re-
peatedly encored.
The magazine published at Le-Bon-
Air, Augusta, Georgia, in a late issue
speaks of the arrival at Le-Bon-Air of
Mrs. Lilas Armstrong for visit with
her mother, Mrs. John Birkholz, who
has been spending the winter there.
Before Mrs. Armstrong left for New
York the magazine says the guests at
Le-Bon-Air had the pleasure of hear
ing her sing and were charmed. They
assert her voice is one of the finest
ever heard there, clear, resonant,
powerful and full of sympathy. Mrs
Armstrong, we understand, is doing
some very high class concert work
in the east.
Monday evening Mrs. James Dinnie,
the grand chief of the Daughters of
Rebecka of this state, will go to
Towner to institute temple of
Daughters. There are forty charter
members enrolled and the ladies there
are very enthusiastic over the order.
Mrs. D. A. Dinnie returns to Minot
this evening after ten days visit
with the family of Mrs. James Dinnie.
Mrs. Dinnie has remained here on ac-
count of the illness of her friend, Mrs.
Feightener, who was operated on at
the Deaconess hospital last week.
Mrs. Feightner is now out Of danger
and her recovery has been quite phe-
nomenal. 1t is expected she will be
able to be moved in a few DAYS to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinnie,
where she will remain until able to
return to her home in st. Paul.
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!. Mrs. NJ. T. Hagness was rendered
delightful surprise Saturday evening
by the ladies of the Zion Lutheran
church. AS a farewell gift and offer
of their esteem for the good works of
Mrs. Hagness her friends presented
her with splendid solid goldewatch
chain. "A dainty but delicious lunch
con was served late in the afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. l.. Sannes,
Mrs. A.. p. Halvorson, Mrs. J. j. SIAM
pen, Mrs. p. Thoreson, Mrs. J. Skars-
ten, Mrs. N. Iverson, Mrs. o. Ellestad,
Mrs. A. Abrahamsen. Mrs. p. Therked-
son, Mrs. A. Knutson, Mrs. X. Hassell,
Mrs. H. Albertson, Mrs. e. Brooks, Mrs.
H. Langd0rd, Mrs. G. Benson, Mrs.
Smolly, Mrs. J. Berg, Mrs. A. Swenson,
Mrs. A. Lystad. Mrs. P. Alrick, Mrs. ].
M. Stinson, Mrs. NJ. w. Hansen, Mrs.
A. M. Lodmel, Mrs. O. Rystad, Mrs. o.
Nygord, Mrs. A. Thalle, Mrs. N. G.
Olsen. Mrs. A. Berg, Mrs. A. j. Hull
'teng, Mrs. g. Moe, Mrs. r. Rud, Mrs.
o. Knutson, Mrs. A. Toto, Mrs. A.
Akern, Mrs. D. J. Johnson, Mrs. L.
scholesser, Mrs. N. Anderson, Miss
'Rudel1a Hanson, Miss Sadie Halvorson,
Miss Selma Hendrickson. o. Rystad
and A. p. Holvorson. Mrs. Hagness
will leave shortly for Medford. N. D.,