The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-01
SOCIETY
PHONE
NIGHT 1851

will tour all the western states and
at Los Angeles will visit her father
and sister who are now living there.
She will be away until September L.
Held Special Meeting.
A special meeting of the Royal
Neighbors was held yesterday after
noon for the purpose of initiating
four new members. Other business
was transacted and 1t was decided to
hold no more regular meetings dur
ing the hot weather. The next meet
ing will be called the second Thurs
day in September.
To Join Party.
Miss Winnie Hogan and Thomas
Kreutz will also he members of the
outing party at Maple Lake next week
to be chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Moore and they will go over
with the rest of the young people on
Saturday morning.
Left for the East.
Miss Anna Lindholm and Miss Inga
Sherva. stenographer at the Interna-
tional Harvester company, left last
evening for Boston and other eastern
points to be away two months. They
will take several interesting side
trips and look forward to a most
pleasant vacation.
Returns From LangdOn.
Miss Catherine Babcock, little
daughter of Dean and Mrs. E. ]. Bah
cock Of University Place, returned last
evening from a pleasant visit at the
John Mahon home in Langdon. Lit
tie Miss Ruth Mahon accompanied her
and will be her delightful guest for
several days.
Crookston Here Today.
CrOokston Times: There are sew
eral merry automobile parties planned
for tomorrow when all of society that
remains in town will journey to Grand
Forks to witness the performance
there of the Ringing circus. Beside
the motor parties there will be many
who will go by train and the hospita-
BILE Grand Forks homes will doubt
less be filled to overlooking while the
circus remains in town.
Guest from Winnipeg.
Mrs. Noble Smith arrived last even
ing from Winnipeg and for several
days will be charming guest at the
home of her cousin and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Lasham. on South
Fourth street. Mrs. Smith visited
here often at the Lasham home dur
ing her maiden days and will be re-
membered as Miss Florence McLar-
en-. She made many warm friends
during those visits and he return will
be the occasion Of much entertaining
in her honor among them.
To Chaperone Outing Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moore left this
morning for Maple Lake and next
week they will be Joined by a jolly
! outing party Of young people over
whom they will act as chaperone for
a fortnight Misses Anna Comings
Loretta Trepanier. Muriel Prescott
and Grace Kelly and Messrs. Earle
Robertson. Will Kelly, James Curran
and Robert Blair will make up the
company and they will be domiciled
at Lakeside hotel.
Mrs. Moore will remain at the lake
until the first Of September and Mr.
Moore will go over for the week ends
after this week which is his vacation
Stouts Leave Wednesday.
Professor and Mrs. George A. Stout
and little son. Master Redmon, ex-
pect to leave Grand Forks next Wed.
nesday and will visit in Wisconsin
for some time before taking up their
home in Galesburg, ILL.,, where Mr.
Stout will be connected with the
violin department at Knox college
They will first go to Ellsworth where
they will be guests of an uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe, and from
! there to Prescott, Mrs. Stout's form.
er home. Mrs. Stout will remain there
with her little son until September ]
but Mr.. Stout will go on to Galesbure
to secure residence quarters and pre-.
pare for his new work.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Redmon, Mrs. Stout's
parents, will probably remain here
until September when they will either
move to Fargo or to their farm a,
Mapleton.
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