The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-10

dispensed with an enjoyable evening
was passed during which club was
formed which received the name of
the "Homiletic club"
The return of Mrs. A. T. Thalle
from visit In the sister state Min
nesota was celebrated by number
OF her friends who in response to in
vitations from Mrs. Dan Fordney
gathered at the Fordney residence to
enjoy a supper party last Thursday
evening. The delicious viands were
done ample justice to after which a
PHEASANT evening was enjoyed.
An apprecfative audience greeted
Mr.. Turner on Monday evening at the
Presbyterian church. His song recital
was of high order and he was ably
supported by local talent. The sing
ing OF the Misses DeCamp. Williams
and Allen reflected great credit on
themselves and was much enjoyed.
MISS Patterson as usual delighted ev-
eryone with her readings Mrs. Van
derhoef, Mrs. Irysh and Mrs. Allen
presided at the piano.
Mrs. NJ. A. Brownell entertained St.
Pauls Guild this afternoon.
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me Baptist Ladies' Aid society met
at Mrs. F. c. Fales this afternoon.
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The Delsarte club had an exceeding.
ly enjoyable evening with Miss Nash
and Miss Grace Brown as hostesses.
An hour at physical culture exercises
began the evening, after which a half
In
Delicious refreshments were served.
The younger members of the
Rebekah lodge enjoyed dancing par
ety last night at Odd Fellows hall.
Miss Ethel kelble, a recent acquisl-
ton to the musical circles of this city.
provided the music, which was of a
very high order. A fine lunch was
served at midnight.
st. Paul's Guild will serve six
o'clock supper to members of the
parish on Thursday evening in the
commercial club rooms.
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President and Mrs. Webster Merrl-
field and Mr.. and Mrs. 8. 8. Titus are
In attendance at the nuptials of Miss
Velma Prouty of st. Paul and Mr..
William McCurdy of the same city.
Her father, the late E. M. Prouty, was
at one time a prominent citizen of
Grand Forks, later removing to st.
Paul where he afterwards died. The
ceremony will take place at her moth
er's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wright, of
Crookston, have gone to Minneapolis
to attend the Minnesota State S. S.
convention. Mrs. Wright is on the
program, her subject being, What
the primary teacher should accom-
plish for the child"
Mrs. S. R. Caswell is entertaing her
daughter Mrs Gaylord and her chill
dren of York, N. D.
Mrs. C. s. Dow was hostess yester-
day at l o'clock luncheon in honor
of Mrs. F. E. Gerrish of Minot. who is
visiting Mrs. Chas. Hinze. Four ia
bles at 900" were played, at which
Mrs. John Sheehy and Miss Susie Ma
loney were the prize winners.
Invitations to the wedding of DR..
Archibald Mcdonald and Mrs. Grace
Morehouse have been issued. The
event will take place at st. Paul's
Episcopal church on the 25th OF April.
Mrs. Wilfred Vanderhoef is to be the
maid of honor and DR.. Charles 3.
Wright will be best man. Dr.. Martin
P. Rhinlaub, OF Fargo, R. L. Ware of
st. Paul, Thos. B. Campbell and
Charles H. Clapp OF this city will be
tho ushers
Miss Lulu Hall was hostess to the
NJ. G. r. club on Monday afternoon.
A congenial and happy crowd of
dancers belonging to the Loyal
American club enjoyed a pleasant
evening at the Normanden hall last
evening.
Mrs. Lyles Informally entertained a
few friends at her apartments in the
Dinnie fiat ON Saturday afternoon. An
enjoyable afternoon at 800" was
passed. at which Mrs. TAYLOR secured
the honors and Mrs. Ogren was con-
sOled by a prize.
The Pioneer club will resume their
informal drop arounds" next Friday
evening at the Commercial club
rooms. A pleasant time is anticipated.