The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-26

Of her choice is Mr.. John Nelson Of
Minot. The wedding will occur in
June. Mr.. and Mrs. Raney will leave
here shortly for their new home in
Minneapolis. All have been popular
in the Rathbone lodge ami TIL. afsai,
demonstrated the esteem in which they
are held. A large crowl was present
Early In the evening cards were IN
Obliged In for amusement AMI seven
tables were played. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. P. w. Carney and Mr.
Louis Diechert. Refreshments were
served and the latter part of the even.
ing was spent in dancing. The func-
ton was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Taylor of La.
kota are guests at the Antlers.
Mr.: A. G. Burr was in the city Tues
day enroute from his home at Botti-
neau to New York city.
Mrs. Horatio E. Robinson of Omro
Wis, Is expected the fore part of June
to be the guest of her sister Mrs
r. M. Lincoln an dother relatives for
the summer.
Mrs. w. H. Ruggles of Crookston is
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M. Smell ON University avenue
for week.
Mrs. c. M. Boudin and daughter from
Crookston is the guest of her parents
! here.
Mrs. Roy Nelson of Orr is here for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Fordney.
Miss Margaret Sullivan went to
CroOkston Wednesday to attend a
party given by the Crookston club.
| Mrs. H. M. Wheeler has gone to st.
| Cloud for few days visit. She will
also visit st. Paul before returning.
Mrs. R. Raney and children have
gone to Crookston for few days. They
| will go from there to Larimore for a
visit and then to their new home in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 8. Chase and daugh-
ter Margaret have gone to Bemidji
where they have taken cottage for
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. War
rem will occupy their residence on
South Sixth street during their alb
sence.
| 1t is quite the thing to embroider
your linen suits with color this sum-
mer, whether It be eyelet or solid en-
broidery. Any desired color is used
but the French are using good deal
Of green, and green is cool Hooking and
generally becoming:
From the attendance of the ladies
at the baseball games the past few
days it would tend to show that the
fair sex will take quite an interest in
the sport this year. And it is we'll.
Groups of well dressed women add
interest to the games and surely give
an added incentive It. to the players.
Miss Janet Mckay has returned
home from Winnipeg where she was
called by the death, week ago Sun
day, of her father. Miss Mckay an
nounces she is ready to see her patrons
again. Her dermatology work among
the ladies Is becoming very popular
and her parlors are crowded daily.
Some weddings are scheduled for
June. The first and most prominent
| will be the Zuercher-Potter nuptials
the sixth of June. This will be fash
ionaIle function, over two hundred in
vitations being sent out and an elab-
crate wedding luncheon and reception
being arranged for afterward.
Mrs. H. Gibbs left Monday evening
for Hudson, Wis. her old home, for a
lengthy visit. Mrs. Gibbs father has
| not been we'll for some time and al
though not called home by any serious
turn this is the reason of her visit at
this time. Her many friends here hope
with her he will regain his. health.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Murphy, accom-
panied by their daughter Miss Mar
garet, left for the east Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Murphy will attend to bust
ness in the twin cities while Mrs.
Murphy and daughter will make quite
! visit in Milwaukee.
Miss Jane Smith of Crookston was
the guest of Mrs. E. M. Smell on Tues
day. Miss Smith is a musician of
note and has been invited to assist
at the next Thursday musicale pro-
gram which will take place in the
Presbyterian church. She will render
some pipe organ solos, At this meet
ing Mr.. Norman B. Black the baritone
from St Paul will also be an attrac-
ton.
Mrs. Robert H. McCoy's friends will
be glad to know she will soon return
home. Mrs. Mccoy was operated on
for appendicitis at the st. Luke's hos
pital in st. Paul a short while ago and
her recovery has been quite phenom-
email. She will leave the hospital to-
day and stop at the Frederick's hotel
until Sunday when she will return
home.
What is the matter with the enforc-
ing of our curfew ordinance more
here? People in the north end COM
plain of the children being allowed
to play on the street corners until a
I very late hour. shouting and disturb
ing the neighbors. OF course the par
ents are as much to blame as the Of
ficials, so would 1t not be well to more
forcibly remind the parents that we
have a curfew ordinance.
A pleasant little dancing party was
/, given Tuesday evening at the Town
and Country club complimentary to
Miss Arnold, cousin of Mrs. Elmer
Cakes, who is her guest here. Two
big buses took the young people out
early in the evening. A delicious lunch
was served and dancing INDUCED in
until late hour. Those present. were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Barnes. Elmer
| Oaks, Frank DeCamp. George Wilder,
Charles Comings. Mrs. Riley Bates,
| Misses Bessie Burr. Birdie Wolff. Clara