The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-23

Miss Malina Lee has resumed her
duties as cashier in VOLTS depart
ment store. after most pleasant
weeks vacation. spent at her home in
Thief River Falls.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
their regular session this evening at
3 O'Clock. with initiation of candi-
dates, after which there will be a
social session and refreshments.
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Mrs. Wynee and Mrs. Medland, of
st. Thomas. delegates to the conven-
ton OF the WOmen's Foreign Mission
airy society. were guests at the home
of Mrs. Naismith, on North Fifth
street.
The Modern Protective association
meets tomorrow evening and. besides
their regular business meeting, there
will be good social session and a
delicious lunch served.
A very pleasing and entertaining
recital was given last evening by the
pupils OF Miss Marie Hovey in the
chapel of Grand Forks college.
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Cashier A. B. Landt and wife re-
turned yesterday to their home in
Northwood after few days visit in
the city, the guests of Sheriff and Mrs.
Hanson.
We are pleased to announce the APP
preaching marriage of one of our
prominent young men, Carl Roth of
the Ontario store, who will on the
goth of June be welded to Miss Hope
Ward, charming and accomplished
young lady of Findlay, Ohio. The
ceremony will occur at Findlay AMI
after short wedding trip the happy
young couple will make their future
home in our city to which they are
heartily welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Cawthorn who
left last evening to make their future
home in Northfield, Mimi, were pleas
antly entertained at six o'clock din
ner given by Mrs. c. E. Richards at
her home. 517 Sheyenne avenue. Her
dining room was made festive for the
occasion being Hastily trimmed in pink
and green and covers were laid for
ten.
Miss Leonard, vocal instructor at
the Wesley conservatory. sails next
Tuesday evening for Paris where she
will spend the summer, enjoying a
we'll earned vacation. She will re-
turn in September to resume her work
in the Wesley conservatory.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Riley of Port
Arthur were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. N. Wells at the Hotel North
ern, yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
who are enroute to Minneapolis for a
visit, will be remembered as former
residents Of this city as Mrs. Riley
was one of the foremost promoters
in musical circles.
Mrs. ]. H. Guetling has left the city
to be the guest of Twin City friends
for a couple of weeks.
Attorney r. NJ. Carothers has as his
guest Mr.. F. r. Fulton of Chicago who
arrived yesterday.
At Grafton the city teachers are
entertaining and being entertained
before the close of the school year
as several will leave. not to return.
On Tuesday evening the Cock Robin
club was entertained by Misses Old
ham and Lockhart at the home of
Mrs. F. H. Sprague. The comic
amusement of the evening was the
dressing of dolls, being provided with
tissue paper and clothes pin. Miss
Chase received the prize for her
unique specimen. The service OF
dainty refreshments closed the de-
lightfully spent evening.
Another social function was the
party given by Miss Martha Nye to
her fellow teachers at the home of
Mrs. James Mailer. The entertaining
program of the evening was the per-
Torrance of some unprepared stunt,
in which Miss Hirt carried off the
honors by giving a humorous speech
on "The Men of Grafton" Mrs. j.
Mailer assisted by Miss Nye served
delicious refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Grover of Graf
ton were host and hostess to a large
number of their lady and gentlemen
friends at their beautiful home last
Saturday evening. Five hundred was
the entertaining amusement in. which
Mrs. w. c. Leistikow and Mrs. H. L.
Houssamen carried off the prizes. A
dainty lunch was served by Mrs.
Grover. assisted by Mrs. Carey and
Mrs. Cobb.
A very unique social function took
place in the parlors of Davis hall at
the state university Tuesday evening,
as the response to invitations issued
by the lads and lassies of the faculty
to the married members of the facul-
ty. About sixty guests assembled in
the parlor of Davis hall which had
been made respondent for the occas-
ion by the generous use of ferns and
palms and artistic taste of the lassies.
Here pleasure reigned supreme. Per-
haps the most entertaining number
was the clever charades originated by
Prof. Clapp, after which the guests
repaired to the large dining hall. beau
tifully decorated in smilax and carna-
lions and the university colors, pink
o-I rvoap da1{oio,,o lunch