The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-13
Trinity Lutheran Aid.

Trinity Lutheran Aid.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Trim
ity Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 2:%O o'clock at the
home of Mrs. S. Paulson. 612 Walnut
street. All are welcome.
Send in Bazaar Articles
The ladies' of districts FIVE and six
of the Methodist Aid society who have
articles to contribute for the bazaar
to be held In the church Friday aft
either send their donations to the
church Friday morning or to the resi-
dence Of Mrs. NJ. E. Delameter. liza
University avenue or Mrs. q. f.
Mapes. 1916 Cheyenne avenu
supper and Thcatcr Party.
Mrs. s. Friedman of Walnut street
entertained a company Of sixteen boys
at a supper and theater party last
anniversary of her son. LLOYD. The
hountiful repast was served at s
O'Clock from a prettily appointed table
which had for tbs centerpiece a big
birthday cake and Mrs. Herman
knuepfer and Mrs. William Rrownell
assisted in serving:
SOhGSS O0N<kS " AkOhlSAoSS
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy Bangs on South Fourth street
will be one of the happy homes dur
ing the holiday seaso for their son.
Felix, who attends the University of
Minnesota will bring three college
friends home with him for the vaca-
ton period. They will be Ralph Cliff
ford of Minneapolis, Roswell Prouty
of ST. Paul and Ned Elliott of Manila,
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a3 and Nj. Elliott will accompany him
for Christmas day but the other two
boys will not reach here until the day
after Christmas. Mr.. Clifford is q
former Grand Forks boy, having NOV
ed to Minneapolis but a few years ago.
and Nj. Prouty will be remembered
by all the pioneer families for his par
ents were among the most prominent
Grand Forks residents some sixteen or
eighteen years ago. This will be Mr..
Prouty's first visit to the city since he
left it when but a mere boy.
Guest to be a Bride.
Miss Grace May Nelson of Osna-
brock. who is a guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Rishoff on Uni
versity avenue, is to become the bride
Of Mrs Rishof's brother, Editor Carl
s. lverson. Of the East Grand Fork,
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her honor Mrs. Rishoff entertained
last evening with a prettly appointed
dinner and shower. Seventeen youns
ladies were favored with invitation.
and the home was adorned in a color
scheme OF pink and white. Bowls Of
pink roses and white narcissus adorn-
ed the tables and covers were placed
for Misses Grace and Efie Nelson Of
Osnabrock. Gladys Helgesen. Myrtle
ELLINGTON no11o rhrtot4Ne0~ NS.l1,
and Edith Dahl, Blanche Green, Tor.
bia Wroolie. Ella Iverson. Winnifred
and Frances Owen, Selma Anderson
Olga Anderson. Clara and Agnes Eos.
marck, Minnie Wells and Florence
D'Autremont.
Mrs. p. r. tombstone assisted in
serving and the hostess little daugh.
ter brought the bridal shower of Gu,
glass. china and linen in a pink and
comes to this city as a bride she will,
be cordially welcomed:
Nurses Plan State ORGANIZATION.
Miss Edith Rommel. r. N. of Min.
neapolis. president Of the Minnesota
state board Of nurses examiners, wa.
the speaker at the meeting of the
association held yesterday afternoon a,
the y. M. c. A. and her talk was mos
interesting and valuable to this yount
association. She spoke along the line,
Of association work in registering anC
meeting the demands of the publ,
and held the interest Of her nearer,
for more thar an hour. Miss Romme
just came up for the day in order Il
address the local gathering and wa.
the guest of Miss Bertha Erdman a
the university.
The meeting yesterday was marked
with an unusually good attendance
n at the business session the state
association committee of which Mis-.
Erdman Is chairman reported, TIL.
committee has worked hard in an ef.