The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-08
Had Delightful Visit,

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Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Neville and two
daughters of University avenue re-
turned yesterday from Brainerd,
Mimi, where they have enjoyed a de-
lightful visit as guests. at the home
of Mrs. Neville's parents. ,
Trinity Young People.
The Young Peoples society of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet at
the church at s o'clock this evening.
An appropriate program has been ar
ranged and everybody is welcome.
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Mrs. Piatt Gave Luncheon.
Larimore Pioneer: Mrs. Mary Piatt
entertained very pleasantly at q l
o'clock luncheon Friday afternoon for
Miss Lottie, T1bbals. Covers were laid
for ten. Out Of town guests who
were hidden were: Mrs, ". w.
Fegan. Mrs. w. E. Fuller and Miss
Vera Fuller, all Of Grand Forks,
To Study at Smith.
Miss Florence Dale, one of Minot's
popular young society buds, is going
to enter Smith college this year and
prior to her departure is receiving a
great deal of social attention. Sever
al handsome functions havee been
given in her honor.
Mrs. Friedman a Hostess.
Mrs. S. Friedman entertained a
small company informally yesterday
afternoon at her home on Walnut
street complimentary to Mrs. V. r.
waldo An art nnntaSt yr,c ~~o -
the pleasant pastimes and at the close
a delicious and daintily appointed
luncheon was served. Mrs. H. j.
kneupfer assisted.
Supper Party for Bride.
A handsome honor tonight for Miss
Maude Begg, who Is soon to become
a bride, will be a supper party to be
given by Mrs. +. c. Fales at her
home on Chestnut street. Mrs. Fales
has chosen as her company the in
innate girl friends of the honoree
and will serve at $3.50 o'clock. She
Will adorn her home in the bridal
colors Of pink and white, using
fragrant garden flowers and the en-
blems Of cupid's victories in abund-
ance, and will be assisted by Mrs. N.
G.. Benner and Mrs. w. S. Begg. The
guests will remain for the evening
and at the supper table covers will
be laid for Misses Maude Begg, Jane
Smith, Florence Palmer, Barbara
Henry, Floy Jackson, Grace Carter,
Mae Cumming and Laura Hancock,
Mrs. Louis Rowland and Mrs. Bert
Buckingham.
To Reside in California.
News that will cause much regret
! n the city's social circles is that of
the removal from this city of Attor-
ney and Mrs. Charles McNullen who
have decided to locate at Sacramento,
Cal. Mrs. McMullen and her little
son will leave in a few days for
Crosby where they will be guests of
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. C. D. Perry,
for a few weeks and in the meantime
Mr.. McMullen will go west and get
things in readiness for their coming.
Mr.. McMullen decided on the
change when he made his tour Of the
west this summer and though he has
been successful here, he has found a
better field in the warmer climate.
Both he and his wife have long been
very popular among the younger mar
ried people and though their depar-
ture will cause regret, the best wish
es Of all will follow them to their
new home.
Mrs. McMullen and Daughter Home.
Mrs. A. E. McMullen and daughter.
Nellie. reached home yesterday after
a summers travelling and visiting in
the east and like thoroughly good
tourists they have seen so much that
1t would take several hours to tell
OF the many delights of their trim.
they went as far as New York city
and Montreal, sailed over all the lakes
and rivers enroute and then were
royalty entertained by Mrs. McMul-
lens relatives in and around Toronto.
Leaving here at the close of the
school year Mrs. McMullen and daueh:
ter Travelled to Duluth and then took
the boat trip over the great lakes to
Buffalo, N. Y. They saw wonderful
Niagara Falls and going through the
Thousand Islands they travelled down
the st. Lawrence river to Montreal.
They then went by way of Lake Cham
plain and Lake George down the Hud-
son to New York city and after sew
eral days in the great metropolis they
returned to Toronto and remained
several weeks. Miss McMullen who
graduated in June from the high
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