The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-16
Groom Arrives Tomorrow,

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Groom Arrives Tomorrow.
Chief Dispatcher Frank A. Maxwell
who was a resident of this city until
a few weeks ago will arrive in the
morning from Melrose, Mimi, where
he is low located. MIR. Maxwell comes
to be married on Wednesday to Miss
Iottie Tibbals. only daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Tibbals Of this city
Mission Socicty's New Officers.
The Women's Foreign. Missionary
society Of the Methodist church has
elected officers for the opening Of the
new year which begins with the Sep
TENDER meeting as follows:
President-Mrs. r. Hayward.
Vice President-Mrs. Harta German
Recording Secretary-Mrs. c. NJ.
Porter.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. j. G.
Moore. -
Treasurer-Mrs. G. E. Mapes.
Chairman music committee-Mrs. E.
F. Robertson.
Chairman program committee-Mrs.
H. E. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Gave Dinner.
A handsome compliment to Miss
Maude Begg and Paul B. Griffith
whose wedding occurs next Wednes-
day. was the dinner given last even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Clark at
their home on South Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark invited their guests
for { o'clock and their dining room
was made festive with lovely white
roses and smilaX. The roses made a
beautiful centerpiece for the table
and the smilaX was prettily arrang-
ed on the snowy napery. Dainty
heart shaped cards numbered places
for the guests of honor and MIR. and
Mrs. R. B. Griffith. Miss Stella Lom-
bard OF Minneapolis. Miss Barbara
Will Woods. Harold Winslow
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
The guests remained for the even
ing which vas passed pleasantly
with a short musical program and an
hour of visiting.
Eastern Star Farewell Reception.
Last evening the members Of
chapter No. u. o. E. S.. paid
farewell tribute to their estimable
worthy matron. Mrs. Ida Lowell. who
with her husband is leaving Grand
to spend the winter in Cali
fornia and probably establish their
home in the west. Mr.. Lowell
was also a guest of honor at the
function and the invited guests we're
the husbands Of the members.
The spacious Masonic temple was
filled to its capacity with those who
wished to extend Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
parting farewell word and a wish
that they will be as much loved away
as they have been here and in the re-
ceiving line with the honor guests
were Mrs. c. E. Warmer, the asso-
matron, Mrs. E. NJ. Cory and
Mrs. Leslie Stinson. Social visiting
and a delightful musical program
passed the evening all too quickly
and just at the close Of the delicious
supper service Mrs. Lowell was pre-
sented with a beautiful pin emblema-
tic Of the order which she has served
we'll. The gift was from her East
ern Star sisters and John T. Free
man presented 1t in their behalf.
Mrs. Lowell responded graciously and
was followed by Mr.. Lowell who gave
evidence that both he and his wife
would much miss the dear old
friends at home"
The supper was served in the din
ing room and at the two long tables
covers were laid for sixty guests,
Bowls Of brilliant astors and green
tern made the room festive and invit-
ing and the repast was bountiful and
delicious.
Beautiful Party Last Evening.
One of the lovliest p%re-nuptial
functions of this autumn was that OF
last evening, inspired by the COMING
marriage of Miss Lottie Tibbals and
given by Mrs. Frank R. Hall, her
daughter, Lou. and Mrs. H. R. Nc.
Donald. 1t was a parcel shower tc
which only the residents Of the Hotel
Hall were favored with invitations
and Mrs. Halls apartments we're the
gathering place for the charming com.
pany Of guests.
After the receiving Of the guests
the hostesses provided dainty mater.
ial for the making of sachets for tn,
bridal chest and as the ladies pliet
dainty stitches. they chatted merrill,
and happiness reigned suprefe. Whel
these were completed Little Mis-.
Alice Schrapps in quaint Dutch cos
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