The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
Mrs William Prescott Of FARGO II
up from that city enjoying a few
days visit with friends.

up from that city enjoying few
days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ladd OF Forbes,
IN. D., arrived yesterday for a visit
with their son. c. F. Ladd, and family.
Mrs. George Kahala has been called
to Minneapolis by the sudden illness
of her father.
DR.. leila White Stewart will sneak
at the Y. w. C. A. tomorrow evening
at 8 o'colck giving health talk. All
young women are invited.
A delicious ten cent supper will be
served this evening at the Y. w. C. A.
at 6:15 o'clock. The Bible class will
Immediately follow. from to 8
o'clock. The chorus and English
classes will meet at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. James Kennedy, wife of State
Senator Kennedy of Fargo, and little
child, left last evening for Hot Springs,
Ark. where they will remain until
about the middle of May. Mrs. Ken
needy has been suffering with rheuma-
tism and it is thought that the change
OF climate and baths will benefit her.
Mr. Kennedy will accompany them on
the trip but return to Fargo as soon
as they are nicely settled.
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Minot Reporter: II there ever has
been any regret felt for the departure
OF Minot woman from the cityfi 1t is
being experienced by the many friends
and acquaintance of Mrs. Robert A.
MacMullen the wife of the pastor of
the Baptist church. Mrs. MacMullen
mas constantly been an inspiration to
her church people to live the sincere
uneffected life. 1t has been through
her love Of mankind in general that
her hand has enacted the many little
and great acts Of charity through
which comfort and cheer have been
accomplished. And not only in the
church work will she be missed but
from social gatherings where her pres
ence was ever requested because of
the CLEANS of sunsh which seemed
TO sparkle in her pathway.
One Of the seasons prettiest and
most enjoyable social Inequalities
was given last evening when Miss
esther Rhe1nhart entertained q fare
well party in honor of Miss Jessie
edwards who leaves this evening for
Denver, Col. A color scheme of green
and white was effectively carried out
IN the decorations which were accom-
pllshed with trailing smilax and large
bouquets OF fragrant carnations. The
evenings diversion was 800" and the
hostess was assisted in the pleasure
or her company by Mesdames Rhein-
hart, e. L. BOWS and w. S. Whitman.
The refreshments were bountiful and
delicious and daintily served at small
tables. numbered among the guests
were Misses Jessie Edwards, Amanda
and Rikka Jorgenson. Luverne Rice,
Anna Mccoy, Inez Wilder, Mae Dows.
and Pearl Griffith: Messrs. Frank
Hankey. George Colborn. Alex Jorgen-
son. Hugh Rorke, Will Rorke, Percy
Montgomery. Oftedal. Oliver Olson,
Van Foote, ]. w. Collins and Oftedal.
For those who love art there is a
splendid opportunity presented them
this week at the Ontario store where
Gustav l. Gulliksen, famous Nor
Wegian painter. has on exhibit and
sale one OF his finest collections Of
OIL paintings. The collection is one
which he did on his last trip abroad,
only returning to this country about
six months ago. The collection first
contained sixty pieces and after q
few days exhibit in Duluth and calls
from former purchasers, there are on
ly twenty-six pieces left and Mr.. Gull
liksen hopes to leave these great
works in Grand Forks homes. He ex-
tends the general public a very cordi-
al invitation to at least visit the ex-
hibit, and though he does not speak
English f1uently, he takes the greatest
OF pleasure in showing his work ami
Is generous with description and ex-
PLANTATION. Mr.. Gulliksen comes from
Christiania and great many of his
masterpieces are of historic Nor
wegian life and scenery, though he
has others of equal excellence on diff
ferent subjects. Some of his paint
ings hang in the public gallery at
Christiania, others have received the
highest commentator at the Chica-
go Art Institute. where he has held
several exhibits. His Declaration Of
War Between America and Spain"
sold for $1,000, while those of Henrik
Ibsen and William Mckinley brought
him equally large sums Of money.
Mr.. Gulliksen is a finished artist,
having devoted his entire life since
early childhood to his chosen art. At
the age of IL years he entered draw
ing school at Christiania. Later he
went to Copenhagen where he stud
led under Knute Bergliens who be-
came so interested in his young pupil
that through his influence he secured
for him free state pension for the
art school in Christiania. He then
went to Anatomy academy at Copen-
hagen and from there to Germany,
France. England and Italy. He is
now located at Milwaukee, where he
has had a studio for the past six
years. The pictures included in his
collection at the Ontario are Blessed
are they that mourn for they shall be
comforted." St. Matthews WV"
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