The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-29

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Hlckhof will be wed,ied to Mr.. j. Ar
thur Williams, prominent young
man of this city.
An exhibition Of a very interesting
collection of Mafield Parrish prints,
secured through the efforts of Mrs. A.
g. Leonard, will be given IN the audi
forum Of the public library Friday
and Saturday afternoon. All are
cordially invited to take advantage of
this rare treat.
The jamestown Alumni association
will give the high school graduates a
splendid reception next Friday eve
ming, after the commencement pro-
gram.
At Minot last evening, Mrs. E. F.
Tompkins entertained at six o'clock
dinner, complimentary to Miss Nellie
Resler, the bride-to-be, whose an
few days ago. The guests were:
HAAooSo SAoA M JOAu6Ou, " Dcll, 1NcloOu,
Harrison, Lloyd and Mabel Wright.
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Miss Nellie Resler was given a pref
ty linen shower by number of high
school girls, whom Miss Resler had
often chaperoned on different occa-
sions. The party was given at the
pretty Minot home of Mrs. 8. H. Wolfe,
a sister of the bride-to-be, who served
elaborate refreshments and prepared
program of games and music for the
delightful entertainment. Miss Resler
was the recipient of a great many
very dainty gifts, each being presented
with a bit descriptive poetry from the
donor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Lusian and
daughter, Dorothy arrived yesterday
from Euclid, where Mr.. Lusian has
had charge of the city schools. Mrs.
Lusian and daughter left last evening
for Fairdale, where they will spend
the summer with relatives, and Mr..
Lusian went to Minneapolis to look
after business interests.
A very unique social function given
yesterday afternoon, was the party
given by Mesdames F. G. Fales, Towne
and N. G. Benner, at the home of the
latter on Cottonwood street, compile
mentary to Mrs. C. B. Dean, who has
been a guest at the Fales and Benner
homes for the past two months. The
invitations termed it "housecleaning
party" and not small number of the
thirty guests came in working toys,
cap and apron, but were cheerfully
disappointed by being greeted with
handsomely arranged rooms instead
of house in the confusion of the
housekeeping season. Guessing and
question games on the subject of
"housecleaning art" were thoroughly
enjoyed, as we'll as discussions on the
best methods to be pursued. Compo-
prizes were given and dainty refresh
most delightful and entertaining sur
prise.
The Lady Elks held most enjoy
able meeting yesterday afternoon in
the Elks" hall. There was large at
tendance and the pleasant pastime OF
the afternoon was "five-hundred," in
which Mrs. w. H. Alexander won first
prize which was a very pretty cut
glass bon-bon dish, and Mrs. James
Dinnie merited the second prize, a
dainty cut glass spoon tray. Alto.
gether the afternoon was one of eX-
4treme social pleasure to all.
Mrs. Halfyard. wife of DR.. Halfyard
of the Wesley college faculty, was
guest of honor at a delightful porch
party given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. E. w. Hazeltine at her cozy home
on Reeves avenue, to which she haG
hidden twelve of her lady friends
The afternoon being a perfect one fol
this pretty little party, each guest
seemed reused to the spirit OF socia,
enjoyment and each did her part tt
make this occasion a most pleasan,
one for Mrs. Halfyard who leaves
months with her parents. The attrac.
tive afternoon closed with the service
of delicious refreshments.
Mrs. F. e. Beck is visiting her col.
sin, Mrs. S. K. Bartholomew at Dray.
ton, for few days.
The Ladies' Aid society held q
pleasant business and social meeting
this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
A. Canniff on North Seventh street.
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The Ladies' China Missionary so.
ciety met this afternoon with Mrs. A
Peterson at 624 Oak street. There
was large attendance.
Invitations have been issued for Z
party to be given Friday afternoon by
Mrs. c. J. Murphy and Mrs. c. P. Ire
panier at the home of the latter or
Fourth avenue, complimentary to Mrs
M. ]. Healy of Havre, Mont, who is
a guest at the Mccoy and Murphy
homes.
Mrs. Henry will arrive from st. Pau
the latter part of the week and be tbs
guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Stokes
Mrs. DR.. Saunderson went te
Thompson last evening to be present
at the Foreign Missionary convention
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Mrs. E. w. Hazeltine and Mrs. N. A
Wifi leave this evening to attend the
Foreign Missionary convention al
Thompson.
Mrs. Holmquist, wife of Mr.. Gustave
Holmquist, tenor solist at the Musical
festival, and sister of Mr.. j. w. Ogren
OF this city, left this morning for her
home in Chicago, to join her husband
Mrs. VIM. Bulge entertained small
bridge party" of lady friends this
forenoon at her home on Chestnut
street.