The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-25

for a few days and Mrs. DeCamp ar
rived Thursday to be at the Buhn's
hotel for the summer; the Darcy
family have opened Lakeside and Mr..
Darcy is enjoying the many joys and
sorrows of his gasoline launch; G. H.
Olmsted Is getting his cottage in
readiness for the summer and Mr..
Jones has purchased the "Chaper-
ones" on Washington Heights where
his family will spend the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Durand and family of Min
neapolis, formerly of Crookston and
the VIM. Ferguson family of Crooks
ton. former Grand Forks residents
will spend the season there among old
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson of
Fargo are also listed in the happy
colony.
Mayor j. ]. Dougherty arrived in
the city last evening enroute to his
home at Park River after spending
the past two weeks In the Canadian
northwest, looking over the lands in
the Peace River country. While there
Mr.. Dougherty made arrangements to
go in partnership with the gentleman
who will have charge of the town.
site in that section. AS soon as he
can dispose of his property, about
1000 acres of land in the vicinity of
Park River and his handsome resi-
dence in the city, Mr.. Dougherty and
family will leave their pioneer city
and probably locate in Vancouver.
Mr.. George McEwan, formerly of
Park River and recently of Mime
apolis, and family has already To-
Gated in one of the cities of the Can
adian northwest.
Mr.. ]. A. Sorley has secured cot
tage at the lake for the summer and
Mrs. Sorley and children will leave
for Bemidji Monday to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Eva Hellickson and Mrs. c. D.
Tabor are here from Minneapolis to
spend week as guest of Mrs. Tabor's
daughter, Mrs. Clifford Finch.
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The recital given yesterday after
noon by Prof. w. B. Field at the On
tariO store was an exquisite treat for
all who attended. Mr. Griffith had the
third floor of his mammoth store part
ly cleared and comfortable seats ar
ranged for the occasion. About 400
guests listened to the artists s rendition
of the several difficult but finely exc
cuted musical numbers and showed
their appreciation by loud applause
and repeated encores. In rendering
Rubenstein's Concerto in E. Minor"
Prof. Field was accompanied by Miss
Amanda Jorgenson, his pupil, who did
credit to herself and Prof. Field as
we'll, by her graceful and inspiring in
depreciation. Though the lateness of
the hour prevented the carrying out of
the entire program, the guests went
away, feeling that they had received
a rare treat.
The many friends of Mrs. r. H.
Deyermond gave her delightful sur
prise yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Hazelbarth's. About 20 ladies
We're present to enjoy the pleasant
afternoon and Mrs. Deyarmond was
presented with very pretty parasol
token. Mrs. Deyarmond has been
prominent in church circles and her
many friends regret that she is soon
to leave for Washington, where her
husband has decided to locate; and
make their future home.
Bernie Lovejoy, of Grafton, arrived
last evening and will be the guest for
several days of Geo. o. Colborn at his
homo on North Fifth street.
Mn. and Mrs. w. L. A. Calder leaves
tomorrow morning for Forest River,
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
Calder's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mcdonald. Mr.. Calder will return
Sunday evening" but Mrs. Calder will
remain for several weeks visit.
Attorney Tracy r. Bangs will return
tomorrow evening from a business
trip to the Twin Cities.
Miss Maud Gilbert left for Valley
City this morning, for weeks visit
with friends.
Miss E. 1. Sullivan has returned
from delightful three weeks visit
with friends in Minneapolis.
Banker and Mrs. c. d. Lord of Park
River, have returned from few
months visit with friends in Seattle.
Mr.. Lord is interested in a number of
apartment blocks there and combined
business with pleasure during the
stay. The weather was very agree
able and they had most pleasant
time.
Miss Diana Panovitz will leave this
evening for Maple Lake, where she
will spend the summer.
Prof. Gillette of the Valley City nor
- fc $t1 "a
Merrifield today. Mr.. Gillette deliver
ed the convocation address at the state
university today, which was Of unus,,-
al interest to the students as this Is
Mr.. Gillette's first appearance and also
that he has been elected to chair
at the university for next year.
Minot Reporter: Complimentary to
Mrs. Albrecht, who leaves this even
ing for Minneapolis where she will
make her home Mrs. Cali Aurland and
Mrs. Andrew Carr gave an Informal
reception yesterday afternoon at the
huH.r Ct Ink former from three unit!
~ IT," Pnest of honor lid. beer tue
of the fCi emost and prolLinei. Mem.
bers of the Womans Literary club,
and it was the ladies of this organiza-
Mrs. Albrecht's sister, and Mrs. Nelch
and Mrs. Lambert former members of
the club were also present A dainty
luncheon was served, Mrs. Carr and
Mrs. Mansfield presiding over the ia
bles, and Mrs. Cameron serving with
Mrs. Aurlan!. After the ladies' spent
a short time in conversation. A1rs.
Gammons presented Mrs. Albrecht
with a swastika souvenir spoon in the
how'll of which was engraved. ''Wo-