The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-12
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WOMEN'S DOINGS- W0NfENsc 1N1rEr3rcvrc,I Evenings
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Miss Lulu Cartier of Larimore IA
visiting friends in the city for a few
days. y"
Miss Mary Gargan ia in ,,om her
school to spend q few days vitt; her
mother and sIsters.
j. c. Wilson of Fargo was a husi-
ness visitor in the city yesterday and
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Carter are en-
tertatning Mrs. Carter's mother. MIS-,
j. W. Smith of Crookston.
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Rev. W. w. Moore Is spending the
week at Reynolds as the guest Of DR.
| Burns and assisting in the revival
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bernish of St,
Paul were entertained at dinner last
f.; evening at the home Of Mr.. ami Mls,
G. ]. Monley in the Improvement
block.
Mrs. George Leedham of Parl,
River Is spending few days with
Mrs. Harrington before going on
home after delightful and extended
Visit with Crookston friends.
Miss Alice Brekke Of Minneanolis
Who was called here by the illness of
her father. DR.. Brekke, will remain
for several days. visit with friends
Mrs. H. M. Wheeler is at home aea,n
ffar a HnIf0hrf,,1 v,1a <,,:.>
the east. Mrs. Wheeler was the guest
OF friends in WASHINGTON. D. C.. and
being there during the Inauguration
festivities has many interesting ex-
periences to relate,
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Milton Globe: President Robert.
son of Wesley college, preached
strong and impressive sermons in the
Milton M. E. church Sunday morning
and evening. The church edifice was
crowded to its full capacity in both
meetings.
Miss Phoebe Howes Of Hampden, N.
D., has gone to Hot Springs, Ark,
where she hopes that the spring baths
will relieve her from rheumatism
with which she has been suffering
this winter. Her brother. Harry, &C
companied her as far as the twin
cities.
Langdon Courier-Democrat: Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Newbern are expected
TO return in few days from Greene,
Ia, where they have been making
their home since leaving here several
years ago. The change was expect
ed to prove beneficial to Mrs. New
bern's health but the result was de-
ctdedly otherwise. Mr.. Newbern will
this spring again resume farming on
his place south Of town, which he on
ly rented on leaving here. Both are
understood as quite pleased at the
idea OF coming back to Cavalier coun-
ty.
Cakes fJournal: Mrs. Bereenthal
and Miss Wilkins entertained at the
home of Mrs. Bergenthal Thursday,
March 4th, in honor of the inaugura-
ton of our president.
"Old Glory greeted the guests
from the front porch and waved Joy
fully over their heads as they enter
ed. The house was decorated through
out in q most patriotic way. Stream
ers Of red, white and blue hung from
the ceilings. and bunting of the same
colors was draped along the side
walls. The "Star Spangled Banner"
was in evidence everywhere. and pic
lures of Taft and Sherman adorned
the walls of each room.
800" was the diversion of the af-
ternoon and while playing the ladies
were served to pineapple punch.
At five-thirty the cards were re-
moved and in their places CENTER
pieces Of crepe paper decorated with
the Flag" and American Eagle"
were laid. After luncheon was serv-
ed the hostesses presented each guest
with a handsome silk flag as favor.
Mrs. Will Bush then played the
national hymn. The music, the flags
and the light dresses in the we'll light
ed room presented an inspiring scene
and the ladies gave vent to their en-
thusiasm by giving three rousing
cheers for Mr.. Taft and another three
for their hostesses.