The evening times., 1911-03-28
SOCIETY i
Guest From Euclid.
PROMO
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Guest From Euclid.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lusian entertain
ed as their delightful guest last even
ing Mrs. j. s. Chaplin of Euclid, Minn.
Mrs. Chaplin is attending the mission
ary convention in East Grand Forks
today as delegate from Euclid.
To Entertain Thusrday Club.
Mrs. j. F. Robinson and Mrs. J.. W.
knowles will entertain the members
of the Thursday Bridge club Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs. Robinson's
home at 307 North Eighth street, the
hours being from $3.50 to o'clock.
Guests Return Home Tonight.
. Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Atterberry, who
have been pleasant guests Of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G. Smell, for the past
few days. will return this evening to
their home in Williston. Last even
Mrs. Smell entertained a small COM
pany Informally at their home in the
New Hampshire block.
Bank Cashier Weds.
Charles Bigham, cashier Of the
First State bank at Haynes, this state,
returned to his home after trip to
Huron, S. D., accompanied by his
bride. who was formerly Miss Mabel
Whalen Of the latter city. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed in Min
neapolis. Mrs. B. F. Farrell Of Huron
accompanying the young couple to
that city. Mr.. Bigham Is a popular
citizen of Haynes and his young
bride will be given cordial social
welcome.
Returned to Morningside.
President Luther B. Freeman of
Morningside college. who has been a
distinguished guest in the city the
past week, left last evening for Sioux
City, Ia, to resume his college du-
ties. DR.. Freeman made warm friends
and admirers during his visit here and
will always be given a cordial well
come by educators and business men
should he visit the city again in. the
future. Yesterday DR.. Freeman was
entertained as the dinner guest of DR..
and Mrs. e. p. Robertson while on
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Lander enter
tained him.
Mrs. VOLTS Silver Social.
Mrs. Herman Wolff, one Of the
ward presidents Of the Women's Civic
league, gave her silver social this
afternoon at her home on Walnut
street and was assisted by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. 8. Corrigan. The hours
were from 8 to o'clock and the
guests brought their sewing. At 8
o'clock refreshments we're served and
in the company of guests we're Mes
danes l. w. Deichert, Fred Wilson
George Wilder, L. c. Hazlett, r. NJ
Hugdal, George Dunning, Charles Nc.
Mullen, A. L. Woods, T. S. Corrigan
and G.. R. Samuels.
Mrs. Lond Entertained Today.
Mrs. G. P. Lond gave pleasure this
afternoon to company Of fifteen as
a contribution to the series of silver
teas being given to raise funds fol
the Women's Civic league end the
hours were from 3 to s o'clock. Hel
daughter, Miss Bessie, and Mrs. L
an hour at busy needlework dainty
refreshments were served. The in.
vited company Of guests included
Mesdames ]. R. Holton, Walter Brek.
ke. w. P. Andrus, Harry Wilson, p
J. Ferguson, s. Friedman, William
Bulge, NJ. Fitzgerald, NJ. j. Currie
Ha1Sld Lamming, Arthur Williams
Van Vranken, w. P. Davies, L. K. Ray.
mond, Jr., e. B. Robbins and L. B
Weller.
Singer from Stockholm.
There is a rare musical treat in
store Tor this city next Thursday
evening, March 30, when Mile. Hilda
Hellstrom Gagnee from Stockholm
Sweden, the great Interpreter Of
Swedish folk songs and ditties will
sing at Jacks auditorium. Mile
Gagnee will be accompanied by the
talented pianist, Miss Eva Ashworth
and the we'll known Duluth baritone
Annar Nyhre. This talented compan,
will also present scene from the
great folk play. 'Vermlandingarne,
including four of the best songs ol
the play.
EAA4C. 4ASAAoL1Om 00SAOS lIoS 0ps
peared in Chicago, Boston, New York
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth ant
in each city she scored a great sue
cess. She is. perhaps, the creates
interpreter of Swedish folk song,
that has ever visited this county.
Annual Thank Offering Meeting.
The annual thank offering meetin,
Of the Women's Foreign Missionar,
society of the Methodist church viii
be held Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at Larimore hall, the hostesse
being Mrs. ]. w. Wilkerson, Mrs.
G. McCown and Mrs. George Sturte
want. The meeting place was change,
from Mrs. Boyle's home on accoun
of illness in the family.
Members are requested at this meet
ing to bring or have sent in all thanl
offering envelopes which were sen
out for this purpose some weeks age
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