The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-29

John NJ. Nestor has hssa called to
Cincinnati, Ohio. by the serious ILL.,
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Joe Simmer, who has been located
at Larimore for several months past,
began his duties at the Trepanier
pharmacy yesterday.
Crookston Times: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Capser, nee McKinnon, who
have been visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Brack In Winnipeg, returned to Crook
ston Saturday evening and are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John McKinnon.
Mrs. ]. =. MacIean, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Gertrude, ar
rived last evening from Brandon,
Man, to attend the wedding OF her
sister, Miss Maud Milne.
Miss Claris B. Fee arrived this
morning from Mimic and will spend
a few days in the city as the guest of
relatives.
Mrs. Hunter, wife of Rev. Hunter of
Minot, was In the city last evening
enroute home from a summers trip to
her old home in Scotland. Mrs. Hunt
er was joined here by her daughter,
Mrs. Harold Lamming who accom-
panied her to Minot.
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Paul Grifith was host last evening
to company of young men at a
handsomely appointed supper party at
his home on Belmont avenue in honor
of Willard r. Adams of Medford,
Oregon, whose marriage to Miss Maud
Milne takes place tomorrow after
noon.
Fargo Forum: Herbert Harvey and
his bride. have arrived in the city from
California where the wedding cere-
mon was solemnized several weeks
ago. For several days they have Wis
tied at the home of MI. Harvey's par
ents at Grand Forks. They will make
their future home in this city where
tho groom has a we'll established
business.
Mrs. A. L. Woods returned this
morning from Minot where she went
as delegate from the local union to
the state meeting of the w. G. T. U.
Mrs. Woods reports the convention q
splendid one and speaks in highest
terms Of the entertainment received
at the hands of the Minot union.
Mrs. A. E. Murray was hostess last
evening at her home in Riverside
Park to the members Of the Circle
de Lunde. in honor of Miss Maud
Milne, the first bride Of the club. The
evening was spent in tieing quilt
for the honor guest who becomes a
bride tomorrow and the evening
closed with the service of dainty re-
| freshments.
Whether tho cold weather we arc
now experiencing will hasten the fall
entertaining or not remains to be seen
but the season is unusually dull sc
far. The cause of the lethargy In the
social life was being discussed the
other day by group Of we'll known
society women and the prevailing SEN
timent seemed tc he that bridge whist
was responsible for tho decrease in
tho number o. large parties. It. is
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neon at this popular game unless
each player is az interested in the
gene as you are yourself and it is
hard to- find more than eight OF
twelve congenial players who appre-
ciate the science Of the game to the
fullest extent. Then again one. hest
tates about asking beginner at whist
in for game for it certainly is stu
pid work for these who understand
the game and hard for the beginner
therefore the social pleasure is elm
mated. While Five Hundred is old
and many OF the card players are be-
coming tired OF it, 1t provokes more
humor than any other card game.
While bridge will be tho popular game
during the coming winter. the hours
will not be devoted to the game which
were spent last year. as many OF the
house wives feel that they cannot spare
so much time now that the game has
been mastered.
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