The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-09
Dcdicatory Services Impressive.

afternoon In the gymnasium OF the
new I. w. G. A. home to dedicate the
commodtus new association quarters
were o impressive and interesting
Miss Beatrice tombstone conducted
the service and read from scripture
Solomon's dedication OF the temple
Miss lrma Mallory. accompanied al
the piano by Miss EXine Robertson
very sweetly sang If Thou But SUI.
fer God to Guide Thee" and was fol.
lowed by the three speakers Of the
afternoon. Miss Florence Palmer. gen.
era! secretary Of the Y. W. c. A.. and
ktrk E. wallace. general secretary OF
the y. NJ. G. A.. both Of whom spoke
on the purpose and use OF the new
thews who delivered the dedication
address.
AT the conclusion Of the religious
service the company resolved itself in
to a social gathering and the tea
service was presided " by Mrs. A.
+. Hunsaker and Miss Ida Lamson.
Mrs. Koch. Mother Returns.
Mrs. Frank Hanigan Of Denver.
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Frederick
H. Koch for the past few months. left
sunday evening for her western home.
Mrs. Hanigan made a great many
warm friends during her stay here
n summer at Bemidji and will al
ways be welcomed by Grand Forks
people on her return visits.
Prof. and Mrs. Koch are now enter.
tanning Mrs. Koch's sister. Mrs. Hell
enc Denham Of Denver and her little
daughter. Miss Abilene. They expect
to spend the winter here.
Entertained CrookstOn Guests.
Mrs. c. G. Warner entertained as
guests Saturday at her University ave-
nue. home. three of the Crookston high
school teachers who were over to at
tend the football game. Misses Holk-
esvig. Shirling and Carmody. Anoth-
group OF the rooters remained over
Sunday and attended services at the
Congregational church SUM-
day to hear Rev. Warner, who Is a for
Crookston resident. They were
Messrs. Herbert Bresterud, Culver and
Gravette Page and Howard Lyle.
Entertained at Palermo.
Palmero Standard: Misses Anna
lie and Minnie Flanness entertained
a few friends on Wednesday evening
In honor OF Miss Pearl Smell Of Grand
Forks. The evening was spent In
playing games and refreshments we're
served at midnight. Those present
were Maybelle Holt. Pearl Smell. An
ma Lee. Minnie Flames. Hilda Kram-
wick. Earl Halter. v. A. Lowell. Arthur
Upham. Charles Carlson, friedrich
Mcmillan. William Eckstrom. o. E.
Gave Handsome Dinner.
Mrs. J. A. Barlow's handsome din
ner honor last evening to Mrs. NJ. A.
Carroll. Miss Rose Carroll and Mrs.
A. Scanlon of Saratoga Springs. N. Y,
one of the prettiest social func-
lions of the week and twelve guests
enjoyed the pleasure. Mrs. Barlow
a ~centerpiece Of beautiful white
asters for her table and the repast
was served by Misses Edna Barlow.
kittie Carroll and Ethel Hafie.
Shanleys Move to Fargo.
Fargo Courier-News: Mr.. and Mrs.
are newcomers in Fargo. having re-
moved here the past week.. Much re-
greet is evidenced in the Cando papers
over the fact that the Stanley family
found their best interests would be
by residence in Fargo rather
Cando, as they are old and valu.
ed citizens. Mr.. Stanley was for
many years auditor of Towner county.
Philatheas.
Mrs. o. A. Webster entertained the
members Of the Philathea class Of
the Baptist Sunday school at her home
on South Sixth, street and the busi-
ness hour was followed by a pleasant
social session and delicious oyster
stew.
First Mothers Club Meeting.
The Mothers club will meet Tues
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
school. Fourth street entrance.
This is the first meeting Of the year
and all members are urged to be pres.
ent.
To Winter in Chicago.
Miss Leah Greenberg left Saturday
for Chicago where she will
enjoy the winter as the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Maxine vanCleff. En-
route she will stop for a few days in
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
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Miss Sullivan Here.
Miss Helen Sullivan of Langdon, SUI
perintendent Of the Cavalier county
schools. is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
j. A. Barlow. today. She arrived Sat-
urday evening and visited over Sunday
as the guest Of Miss Mary O'Keefe.