The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-01

Mrs. Sam Marquisee entertained in
honor OF Mrs. NJ. R. Marquisee who
will make her home in Larimore.
Mrs. A. w. Miller of Chicago who
has been visiting Mrs. S. Marquisee
has gone to Winnipeg where she will
fill position in one of the banks.
The Irish American club honored
Mr.. Thomas Gray, one of their promi-
nent members, by giving a card party
on Monday evening complimentary to
him. Twenty-four tables were played
at which Mr.. Norman and Mrs. M. v.
O'Connor showed themselves to be
most proficient and were awarded
first prizes and to Mrs. Norman and
Mic thinner fell second honOrs. A
O'Connor on behalf of the club pre-
sented Mr. Gray with a handsome
toilet set and leather linen boxes. Mr..
Gray responded feelingly and ex-
pressed regret at parting with old
friends. Mr.. Gray left yesterday for
Bismarck where he will be deputy
warden of the state penitentiary.
: MlSS I1Slcu hayes cuIcI Id4ucu Iuc
NJ G. R. club on Monday afternoon.
The Young Peoples society was
pleasantly entertained last evening by
the Misses Ydstie and Knudson at the
residence of John Bridston.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Bickell
entertained at cards at which w. l..
A. Calder secured the first prize and
]. P. Pfeffer the consolatry one.
Dainty refreshments were served the
guests.
An informal luncheon was given on
Monday by Mrs. R. D. Campbell in
honor of Mrs. Sale. sister of Mrs.
BrannOn.
Miss leila SHEPPARD was surprised
by the Teddy Bear club. the occasion
being her birthday. A very pleasant
evening was spent after which there
was a service of dainty refreshments
Last evening the Phoenix Syndicate
was the scene of merry gathering
when the fellow members of the E. 2.
club gave a farewell banquet in honor
Of Fred Owens. who leaves this city
shortly for Superior. Wis. A fine
spread was enjoyed after which toasts
were given and responded to. MILFORD
Fawcett was the POSTMASTER and in
troduced the following speakers: An
gus Mcdonald, William Panovitz,
Vane Foot, Roscoe Fawcett, Mike Pan
ovitz and Frank Rorke. The speeches
were humorous, with minor strain
running through them when they one
and all wondered who would fill the
places of his friends of Grand Forks.
Miss Gretchen Gollinger has as
guest her sister, Mrs. Frank Chandler
of Valley City.
A wedding of interest to a great
many Grand Forks people occurred
this. morning at Minot when Miss
Hilda johnson and Rev. H. A. Hiatt
vedt, principal of Grand Forks col
lege, were united In the holy bonds
Of matrimony. The First Lutheran
church of Minot was the scene of the
ceremony at which Rev. Larson Off
ciated. Congratulations are extended
by the Evening Times and other
Grand Forks friends.
Mr.. John Nelson and Mrs. A. F. Page
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Nelson for a few days.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Webster
and Miss Beatrice tombstone enter
tanned complimentary to Mrs. Marion
Webster.
Mrs. ]. Nelson Kelly and Mrs. Jo-
seph Kennedy delightfully."- entertained
a number of friends on Friday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Brannon's sis
ter, Mrs. Sale Of Indianapolis, who
with her husband are guests at the
BrannOn home.
q. M. Suell left the city on Sunday
morning for Saskatoon, Sask.. where
he and his family will reside. Mrs.
Suell will not leave Grand Forks un-
til some time In June. The family
will leave a blank both in church and
social circles. During their residence
here they have made many warm