The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-28

Mrs. n. r. Lincoln Sang.
I Mrs. N. r. Lincoln honored the oc-
casion of her little sons first birth
day anniversary Saturday afternoon
by entertaining the young ladies of
her class at the Y. w. c. A. Miss
Florence Secord who has just re-
turned from long visit in Canada
was also an honor guest.
To Reside Here Again.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Booker were ar
rivals Saturday evening from Seattle
and will again make Grand Forks
their home, Mr.. Booker to be connect
ed with the officers of Nash Brothers.
They will be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. s. Sargent until they secure suit
able residence.
Visiting Mother.
Mrs. Walter Schrump and little
daughter of Spokane have arrived
in Larimore for a visit with Mrs.
Schrump's mother, Mrs. Frank De-
laney. Mr.. Schrump with his brother
William of Larlmore is now in Leth-
bridge, Alta, where they are con-
sidering locating.
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Here for .The Music Master"
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore johnson of
Park River are among the guests who
have arrived to see David Warfield in
THE Music Master" at the Metro
politan this evening. They are guests
Of Mrs. Johnson's brother, Milton
Code, on University avenue and will
remain until the latter part of the
week.
Misses Taugb0ls Return.
Misses Gina and Matilda Taugbol
have returned from their annual
spring eastern buying trip and will
soon have on display the exception
ally magnificent stock of spring mil
linery and imported novelties which
they purchased. They bought from
the leading markets of New York,
Cleveland, Chicago and the twin
cities.
Coming From CrOOkston.
Crookston Times: Several from
Crookston are planning on witness
ing David Warfield in "The Music
Master" at Grand Forks. Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Marin and DR.. and Mrs
Thos. Spence expect to attend the
production on Monday evening, while
MI. and Mrs. G. ]. Spokeley may
go over for Tuesday evenings produc.
ton.
Miss Hoiseth Home.
| Miss Caroline Hoiseth returned
Sunday evening from her eastern pur-
ch"e'n" trip and soon the Hoiseth
millinery store will be gay and bril-
liant in an array of the handsomest
spring headgear ever shown in this
city. Miss Hoiseth visited the twin
cities, Chicago and Milwaukee mar.
kets and also had much pleasure on
his trip, having met her sister, Miss
Sara of st. Louis, in Chicago.
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John Dinnie Home.
Ex-Mayor John Dinnie who has
been at West Baden for the past cou.
pie of weeks returned home syester.
day and was accompanied by Mrs
Dinnie who has been absent the same
length of time, visiting friends, I'M St
Paul and in Minneapolis where she
attended the wedding of her son. Mr.
Dinnie's stay at West Baden proved
of some benefit to him but he found
the weather just as cold or even
colder there than it has been here.
Home With Bride. =
F.! Arthur 8. Dinnie and his bride ar.
rived home Sunday morning after EN-.
joying delightful weeks honeymoon
in Chicago and Milwaukee. A pleas
ant surprise which greeted MI. anl
Mrs. Dinnie on going to their new
home in the Dinnie block was mag
nificent wedding gift from Mr.. Din
MES young gentlemen friends among
the Elks "a chest of silver of ovel
a hundred pieces. Mr.. Dinnie is one
of the most popular members of thai
order and evidently on this occasion
his fellows thought the best was none
too good.
Honor Minneapolis Guest.
AS an honor to Mrs. NJ. A. Nay.
lor of Minneapolis, the delightful
guest of Mrs. NJ. Stanchfield, Mrs
Charles Doll entertained this after.
noon at her home in East Grand
Forks at cards. The party was one
one of the prettiest of the Lenten
season and gave pleasure to conf
pany of ladies, enough for seven ia
bles at $780," Pink and white car.
nations, gracefully arranged in large
vases, added effective beauty to the
pretty rooms and Mrs. Stanchfield
and Mrs. Robert Green were charming
assistants. After the awarding of the
handsome prizes, delicious lun-
cheon was served.
Birthday Theater Party.
Miss Irene Young. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Young Of Cottonwood
street. reached the dignity of her
thirteenth birthday on Saturday and
in honor of the event her mother gave
her young friends a happy theater
party at the Grand. Ten little girls
made up the company and after
chaperoning the merry company to
the theater, Mrs. Young prepared a
delicious birthday lunch at home and
had it ready to serve when they re-
turned. The guest list included Miss
es Viola and Sylvia Adams. Alice Bar