The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-31

Of Arthur c. Wehe Of Lakota, c. L.
Wehe, Jr., of Pekin, and Laurius j.
Wehe, of Edmore. Miss Wehe gradu-
ated few years ago from the state
university at Grand Forks. and since
chat time has been engaged in teach
Ing school. At the present time she
is one of the instructors Of the Ed
more schools where she is held in high
esteem by both parents and pupils.
Mr.. Stansberry is a popular ctnduc-
tor on the Great Northern, and for the
past year has been running on the
branch between Lakota and Sarles. He
Is popular with the travelling public
and is we'll liked by his associates.
Immediately following their wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Stansberry will leave
on an extended wedding trip which
will include visit to Portland, Seat
tie. San Francisco and other cities on
the Pacific coast. Mr.. Stansberry is
In line for promotion and the chances
are that he will be given a more i'm
portant run after their return.
A large party of theatre lovers will
arrive tomorrow evening from Eari-
title role Of "The Butterfly" A train
will be held until after the play to
take the party home. It is expected
that about fifty or more will be in at
tendance.
Miss Grace Morgan, we'll known in
this city will arrive sometime in June
and be the guest of Mrs. Ray jack
son.
Mrs George Sturtevant is entertain
ing her sister. Miss Luella Blanchard
of Santa Cruz, Cal, at her home on
International avenue.
Mrs. s. F. Mercer, of Larimore. and
daughter, Marion, who SO eloguently
rendered two very fine selections OF
the Memorial program yesterday, were
the guests of Mrs. M. E. Montgomery
for the day.
Miss Marion Webster left the city
last evening to resume her chosen
work in West Central Africa. Miss
Webster has spent the past eighteen
months as guest of her parents and
many North Dakota friends who wish
her happiness and success on her long
journey and in her missionary work.
She sails from New York, June rs.
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Mrs. NJ. F. Murphy is entertaining
Mrs. P. ]. Morrisroe of Crookston for
few days at her home on Reeves
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Wilson, of
Williston, will be here to attend the
grand lodge of the I. o. o. F. and
Rebekahs. Their daughters, Miss
Edna and Florence, who have been at
tending school at Faribault, will meet
them here and accompany them home.
The Knights of the Triangle of the
Young Mems Christian association de-
serve great deal of credit and con-
graduation for the very delicious Dec
grafton day supper given by them last
evening. The spacious gymnasium
was appropriately decorated with flags
and bunting and the tables were most
inviting in their array of cut flowers
and tiny flags, a small silk flag being
left at each plate as a souvenir of the
occasion. The supper was enjoyed by
a very great number for which the
young men are truly thankful as the
contents of their treasury was there
by considerably increased
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Messrs. o. D. Cannon and H. E.
White were hosts at a delightful din
ner given last evening to the members
of the Honliletic club of the Wesley
college, at their bachelor home in the
Birkholz block. The elaborate dinner
was served in a manner typical of the
bachelor Only-paper napkins and
wooden plates, while each one helped
himself and poured his own coffee.
The room was Hastily decorated in the
colors Of the day and after the dinner
the guests enjoyed a feast of wit and
reason. President Nudge acting as
toastmaster, called on everyone and
none refused to respond. After sew
eral musical selections and a business
meeting in which officers were elected
the happily spent evening came to a
close. The officers: President, F. H.
Buckwalter; vice president, Geo. A.
Warner; ecretary-treasurer, H. E.
White.
Choir leader ]. w. Jackson of the
Zion Lutheran church and wife, were
ulOSL p1edSdntlv surprised last evening
when about 100 members of the con-
gregation assembled at their home on
Walnut street and presented Mr.. Jack
son with handsomely engraved gold
watch and chain, and his wife with a
beautiful brooch. Rev. A. ]. Hulteng
made the presentation speech in which
he showed the appreciation the con-
gregation felt for the splendid serv-
ices of Mr.. Jackson as choir leader.
Dainty refreshments were served.
A most enjoyable social event OF
Wednesday evening was the farewell
surprise rendered Mr. and Mrs. Sig
mund Wolff by the employees OF