The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-12

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September Lippincott's.
Presbyterian Aid Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
| Presbyterian church will hold an i'm
portant business meeting at the home
Of Mrs. ]. r. Parsons. 413 Franklin
avenue, Wednesday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. All women Of the congrega-
ton are urged to attend.
Elsie Comtryman Is Married.
Announcement cards reaching the
city last evening brought the happy
news Of the marriage Of Miss Elsie
|Couut1yman. formerly a resident of
this city, and Frank E. Krider of
EPittsburg. Pa. The wedding occurred
Tuesday, September s.
ms. Han. Had Long Trip.
Mrs. NJ. v. Hall who was called to
Muscon, Ariz., some weeks ago on &C.
count Of the illness and death Of her
brother reached home last evening.
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lot the Pacific coast and visited sew
Isral Of the big western cities.
! Reyno1ds Visitors at Play.
Nh. and Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs.
Murphy's sister. Miss Mayme Morgan,
| drove yer from Reynolds in their car
yesterday afternoon and were among
the out Of town guests at the produce
ton Of "The Sweetest Girl in Paris"
at the Metropolitan last evening.
Entertained For Guests.
Mrs. o. T. Docken gave an informal
but delightful afternoon yesterday as
a compliment to her mother, Mrs.
Wiltse. and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
George Wiltse Of Calgary, who is WIS.,
iting here while enroute to her new
home at San Antonio. Texas. Twenty
five ladies were favored with invita-
tons and the first pleasure was a mu-
steal program given by Miss Irma
Mallory and Mrs. T. H. Richardson.
An hours visiting was then enjoyed
and the afternoon was completed with
a dainty refreshment service, the
tiers. Grace and Ruth and Miss NAL
lory.
Entertained in Devils Lake.
Devils Lake World: Miss Hope
Wallace entertained Saturday evening
at a 6 O'Clock dinner in honor Of Miss
Vera Baker of Lyons. N. Y, Miss Vera
Seymour Of Grand Forks and Miss
Irene Rankin Of Upham. The guests
of the evening we're Misses Vera Bak-
er, Vera Seymour. Irene Rankin, Edna
Hansen and Vallie Thorson. Miss
Baker has been visiting at the Roden-
bach home during the past few
months and will make her home with
them until January. Miss Seymour
left Sunday afternoon for her home
in Grand Forks where she will resume
her studies In high school. Miss Ran
kin. who has been visiting at the Han
sen home, leaves Thursday for Mime
apofs where she will enter high
school.
Dined Roosevelt Teachers.
Miss Helen Davies, principal Of the
Roosevelt school, welcomed the teach
ers who are to be under her this year
and the supervisors Of the various
departments in a most pleasant man
ner last evening when she gave a din
ner for them at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Davies on Walnut street.
The company vas invited for $50
O'Clock and cordially received by Miss
Davies and Mrs. W. P. Davies Great
bowls Of fragrant sweet peas made
the parlor festive and inviting and in
the dining room where the guests
found their places by means Of small
letters addressed to them, brilliant
colored nasturtiums were used. Aft
er reading the little notes Of welcome
the delicious courses were served
and Miss Mabel Davies assisted. The
evening was pleasantly passed in So
cial chat and the guests included Miss
Mary Sutherland, supervisor Of do
nestle art and science, Miss Elizabeth
Mcneil, supervisor Of drawing, Miss
Tenner, the new musical director,
and Misses Moss, Morton, Heazlitt,
Campbell, Plummer and Wallace and
Mrs. c. E. Harrington.