The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-11
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Rebekahs Had Happy Time.

Rebekahs Had Happy Time.
One of the happiest social functions
of the season occurred Tuesday even.
ing when the officers and members of
Maple Leaf Rebekah lodge entertain
ed at Odd Fellows hall in celebration
of h sixtieth anniversary OF the
Rebekah-Odd Fellowship. Over 100
guests assembled after the regular
lodge meeting and the varied program
was carried out informally, making
the company enjoy themselves as they
would at an old-fashioned family re-
union. \ guessing contest furnished
unlimited amusement for the first few
hours and then while the older folk
enjoyed a spirited same Of cards
groups OF young people gathered
about the piano and sans all the popu-
lar songs of the day as we'll as sevcr-
i'll OF the good old cncs so loved by
Gus buffet supper Was served in the
dining room 1t IL O'Clock and from
that hour on the tripping OF the light
fantastic was the pleasure unit; aitc:
midnight.
The ladies OF the committee pre-
sided over the supper service in the
dining room and they made the serv-
ice tables inviting and beautiful with
bowls of sweet pea blossoms. peliC.-
Gus sandwiches and cakes were served
with coffee and the ladies who were
careful to see that everybody vas we'll
cared for included Mrs. Nj. a. Haw-
kins. Miss Rachael Ford. Mrs. G. w.
Buckingham. Mrs. George tombstone.
Mrs. P. Ferguson. Mrs. Harry Bur-
ton and Mrs. Adam Common.
AT the lodge meeting it was decided
f0 hold a>.or. r,,n,t1,r ~~;rI -oAl,>.-
ings during the winter months and
the next will be during the early part
of November in celebration of the
third annual roll call.
Faculty Left This Morning.
The faculty OF Wesley college con-
.servatory including Miss Cordelia Hull
burd. Miss Jennie Anderson. Prof.
c. a. Lampert and Prof.L.r. Rowland
left this morning for Devils Lake
where this evening they will give the
tertained owe night as guests Of Hon.
Mrs. Silver Serumgard and will
return tomorrow noon. Miss Fannie
Amidon Of Valley City will assist with
the program which has been arranged
as follows:
Two Preludes. Nos. 22 and %. op.
IN A Fiat. Up. 81. Chopin
Mr.. Rowland.
Song Arioso "one Fine Day" from
Madame Butterfly. .Puccini
Miss Anderson.
Andante and Allegro Vivance. from
Violin Concerto Mendelssohn
Mr.. Charles A. Lampert.
o. Sublime Sweet Evening STAR.
Wagner-Liszt
Legend Of the Forest. Raft
Carnival Scenes .Grieg
Miss Hulburd.
Hear You Calling Me. Marshall
Wish Were a Tiny Bird......
Marchioness our Dancing. ........
Miss Amidon.
Monologue. The Book Agent.
Miss Anne NJ. Often.
Humoreske. Dvorak
Mr.; Lampert.
Appointed by Governor Burke.
Mrs. Clark w. Kelley of Devils Lake
leaves in a few days for Colorado
the first International Congress of
Farm Women which will be held at
the same time as the Dry Farming
Congress. Mrs. Kelley goes as the
representative of North Dakota and
received her appointment from Gov
ernor Burke. Mr.. Kelley will accom-
pany e on the trip and she will join
him in Fargo this week.
This congress is a very important
one and is the first Of its kind. 1t will
be attended by women all over the
world n men and ONE Of national
reputation will take part in the pro.
gram all of which will be on rural
conditions from the home standpoint.
There are several departments in
TINS congress. One of prominence is
the section for women writer's of farm
newspapers and magazines whose work
brings them into close touch with the
farm women
DIR. McManus and Family Leaving.
Friends of DR.. and Mrs. W. F. Nc.
Mani and family will regret to hear
that they have decided to leave Grand
Forks to locate in Texas and are al
ready busy making ready to leave.
They plan to take their departure
within the next fortnight, but Mrs.
McManus and the children expect to
visit Tor a time with Mrs. McManus'
mother in Duluth before starting on
their southern trip. The doctor has
not yet decided whether Ell Paso or
San Antonio will be his future home
city but wherever it is the citizens of
Grand Forks and the professional fra
ternity will wish them WE'LL.
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Mrs. Hoy to Entertain.
Mrs. Emma Hoy will entertain the
Young ladies of her Sunday school
class next Saturday evening at her
apartments at Sayre hall, Wesley col
lege. This is Mrs. Hoy's annual treat
to the girls who admire her so much
as an instructor and social companion
and during the evening Of social en-
]oyment plans for the years Sunday
school work will be talked over. The
girls are requested to take the 7:45
o'clock a for the university thai
evening.
Giving Supper Party Tonight.
The first pre-nuptial honor for Miss
Mae Cumming who is to be Novem.
ber's much feted bride occurs this
evening when Miss Mayme DeCamu
n Miss Lou Hall will be hostesses al
a supper party at Miss DeCamp's
home In the Dinnie block. The repas1
Will be served at $50 O'Clock with
twenty-six of the h%onoree's intimate
girl friends as guests and the even.
ing Will be given over to bridge.
Mrs. Abbott Hostess Today,
Mrs. G. A. Abbott was hostess this
afternoon at her apartments In the
Dinnie block when she entertained
the members of the N. n. club. a so.
ciai club Of university mems wives
The afternoon was passed with needle.
work n Mrs. Abbott served a daint,
repast at the close.
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