The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-28
SOCIETY 49,: 49,: ~ T. :. :; :
To Give

To Give Reception.
!, The young ladies Of st. Agnes GUILD
Will give an informal reception on thu
evening of Tuesday, October 3, for al
the members of st. Paurs Episcopa
church and will receive in the parish
han parlors. Mrs. L. X. Raymond. Jr.
has appointed the various committees
to arrange the program and light he.
freShnents are to be served.
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Miss Barlow Home.
Miss Edna Barlow returned Wed.
nesday eve.ing from Devils Lake
where She has enjoyed her vacation
ter. Mrs. E. L. Powers. and this morn
ing resumed her duties as clerk at the
local postotiice. Miss BARLOW received
q great deal of social attention at Dew
lis Lake and speaks in high praises
OF the hospitality OF that city's So
ciety.
\. y. Club Met Today.
The members of the n. n. club, a
social organization of the Younger
university faculty mems wives, met
for their first gathering this year this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. c.
Harsrave at University Place. The
ladies brought their ~needlework and
as they visited and talked over plans
NoA NAAS PllSu udlllN SSllcIleS
ana at the close Mrs. Hargrave serv-
ed a daintily appointed repast.
Hannas Return to Capital.
Congressman L. Is. Hanna accom-
panied by his two daughters, Misses
Jean and Dorothy. n son. Master
Robert who drew the lucky numbers
at the Fort Berrhold land drawing in
Mlnot recently, left Fargo this after
noon for h east. Miss Dorothy will
resume her studies at Miss Bennet's
school at Milbrook, n. V. and the
other children will so directly to
washington, d. c. Mr.. Hanna plans
long. e very
Entertained For Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Thomas D. Campbell, who is
mere from Pasadena. Cal, on a
months visit to her old friends, was
nonor guest yesterday afternoon at an
informal but thoroughly delightful lit
Tie gathering given by Mrs. c. c. Cow
ran at her Reeves venue home. Just
enough guests for two tables at bridge
were invited and at the close of the
spirited game a dainty prize was Civ
en- Mrs. j. H. Ruettell for holding
the nigh score. Mrs. Gowran adorn-
ca ner parlors with pretty garden
movers and served a delicious re-
past before the afternoon was con-
luded. va
Miss Singer Entertained.
MRS. r. Singer entertained charm
lngly Wednesday evening at her
apartments in the Spriggs block COM
R~.1n me- to Mrs. Matt Siegel of
Fargo who is enjoying a short visit
with friends in the city. Mrs. Singer
made her rooms festive and inviting
with bowls of roses, %arnatio and
SWEEP peas and her company of guests
numbered sixteen ladies and gentle
men. The game of 800" was provid- |
so as the pleasure for the evening and
t ia ! prizes for the high scores went
10 MRS. L. Feinstein and Mrs. A..
Fisher. The service of a delicious and
PRETTY appointed luncheon brought |
the evening to a close.
anDyke.Geist Luncheon Today.
Mrs. william AnDyke of Dundas, !
MINI, and Mrs. +. A. Matson of
Northfeld were given another delight
tui iuncheon honor today when Mrs, |
a. j. AnDyke and her daughter. Mrs.
n. n. Geist. entertained jointly at
CLOCK luncheon. 1t was a prettily
appointed function of eleven covers
gwen at Mrs. AnDyke's residence and
.!rs' n. -. sargent assisted in the SER
wee OF the four delicious caurses.
FINK and white was the color scheme
used IN the dining room decorations
and a basket of lovely pink and white
sweetpeas was used for the table cen.
terpiece. ~"
Gown Made ut Home.
Though Miss Florence Hopwood IF
minneapolis who became the bride Of
q. Gates. the capitalist. Wed
nesday evening has been abroad for
some weeks she did not import her
Weodlng gown. having had it made in
ner nome city. 1t was of richest white
satin fashioned in tunic effect and the
poolce was elaborated with rose no;nt
n duchess lace. The skirt was
IN tulle embroidered in orange
blossoms and trimmed in pearls. The
ven extended to the hem of the lonp
tram and was caught at her coiffnre
o"se dos
The beautiful wedding took n,.o
the residence of the brides np pldee AZ
r: Hopwood. and immediately after.
ward the couple left in Mr.. aGtes, nri
na.e car, the Superb, for a tonr of
Inc United States and the journey viii
We completed At Port Arthur, Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Home
MI. and Mrs. T. j. Smith of po,-
mont avenue reached home yesterday
aiter a four weeks tour throueh Tho
west and they are delighted VIII the
which have been theirs
Iney a one rainy day during the
entire trip and were quite charmed
mae Ine Of the west n es-
IL pJItaly eiiowstone National Park
winch they visited first. They visit
spokane where they have re,atiwe.
on tnelr way out and stopped for an" !
other week on their return. ana visit
IN Portland. Tacoma and Sesttie
all travellers they found port"
ana to be the ideal beautiful CITY and
lnough they say a great NAM con- I
PINS things about it and the
eaa er cues too. they were glad to
aeain be In Grand Forks and their
LII lie'r
Mrs: Stevens Elected Delegate.
MIS-. =. r. stevens Of this CITY will
= the national convention of the
W. L. U. to be held at Milwaukae
rom october % to November 3 as the
at large. h a honor having I
oeen conferred upon her at the state $
convention just closed at Jamest"wn !
WIS. steven goes as the representa- !
i've OF n entire state and tho.. !
siected from the various districts were ]
WIS; Edna f. Salmans, Cando: Mrs. I
~. LACK Stirum, and Mrs. George !
Mliier, Fargo. Mrs. Elizabeth Pres !
anderson Is a delegate, ex-oficio. 8
~! II Is likely that the acting presi- !
end. " "S' a.
lave Tea This Afternoon. ]
Mrs. Hugh G. Stewart, who was ono l
u Wednesdays delightful hostesses, {
again this afternoon. civ
ng a small tea at S o'clock. She en- &
at her home on C.,evcnna a
venue and thu hnr1oo r