The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-03
COCIE7Y
NEWS And NOTES
SOCIETY EDITOR
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Mrs. Q. G. Hanson is entertaining
Ma1. o. ]. Sorley and daughter. Helen.
LOT Buxton this week.
Willard R. Adams and bride, nee
Miss Maude Milne, left yesterday aft
ernoon over the Northern Pacific for
their future home In Medford, Oregon.
They will stop at Portland enroute
for q visit with relatives and friends.
1. Miss Marie Simons of Thompson,
N. d., who graduated last spring from
the Union Commercial college has
taken q position with tho q. ]. Land
er company In this city.
Miss lima McRoberts,, one of the
most promising students at Wesley
Conservatory Of Music, plans to 60 to
Germany as soon az she completes
her course here. Miss McRoberts'
home is Balfour, N. D.
All young women are heartily in
vited to attend the vesper service at
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. ]. q. Moore will speak on SUBJ
ject OF Importance to young women.
Miss Laura Hancock will sing.
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w. A. Collins, manager Of the Grand
Forks Steam laundry, who left last
evening for Cincinnati to attend the
annual convention of the National
Launderers' association will also visit
at his old home in Waterloo. Iowa,
and expects to be absent about ten
days.
Mr.. Louis Rowland will go over to
Crookston next Tuesday to organize
class in vocal study, he expecting to
spend about a day out of each week in
that city. This will give the young
people Of that city a splendid oppor-
tunity of training the voice under the
most approved methods.
Misses Mabel and Marguerite An
derson and Grace GRADER will be hos
tesses on Tuesday evening of next
week at the GRADER home in Riverside
Park In honor Of Miss Nellie Sturte-
want, a bride Of this month. The COM
pany will take the form of q dinner
party and about twenty-four young
ladies will be entertained.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fretz, Sr., who
for number of years were prominent
residents of this city have left Mil
waukee where they have resided for
the past couple of years for Boston
and. later for France where they ex-
pect to make their future home. At
Boston they will visit with their son,
Paul, and have about decided to To-
cate at Strassburg where they lived
for number Of years before coming
to this country.
Crookston Times: When the time
for the departure Of the train drew
near and the carriages were arriving
and the guests were all excitement,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Adams, nee
Milne, who had been listening for
signal. quietly slipped away from the
crowd to the rear entrance, where Mr..
Paul Griffith was In waiting with his
auto, which conveyed the newly we'd
ded couple to the depot at East Grand
Forks, here they boarded the train
for Crookston, being met at the sta
ton by Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mills,
whose guests they were while they re-
NAMED in the city.
The Junior and senior classes Of
the high school have organized for
the year and those chosen to fill the
positions of honor are as follows:
~. Senior Officers.
Prestdent-Isaac Rose.
| Vice Observation-Disclosures Cunning
ham.
! secretary-Michael Tollefson.
Treasurer-Jessie Bulge.
| Junior Officers.
President-Kemper Nomland.
\ Vice President-Lllian Fairchild.
Secretary-Florence Collins.
Treasurer-Carston Eckman.
J Entertainment Committee-Kemper
j Nomland, Viola Wood, Ruth Darkin,
Tudor Owen, Lillian Fairchild and
| Carston Eckman.
Have you read the schedule of
classes at the Y. w. c. A.? Here 1t is.
Monday Evening Cooking, teacher
Miss Elizabeth Eastgate; elocution,
teacher Miss Adelaide Patterson, en-
'broidery.
Tuesday Evening and per-
s.sonal service classes, teachers Mrs.
N. r. Lincoln and Miss Palmer Ger
man and French, Miss Josephine
Park, literature.
Thursday Chorus, teacher Mr..
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