The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21

A0ullly VI MlleO0 are welcome now
residents who are getting settled IL a,
coy home on Cottonwood street. Mr..
Thompson Is connected with the
Underwriters associa-
ton as bookkeeper.
Dinner Fer Miss harlow.
Devils Lake World: Last evening
Miss Mary Henzie gave a 6 O'Clock
dinner In honor Of Miss Barlow Of
Grand Forks and the Misses Boyer of
Langdon, after which the guests were
entertained at the Grand. Those
present were Misses Mayme Huesgen,
Florence Jarvice, Alice Daeley. Pearl
Webster, Stella and Marguerite Boyer
and Edna Barlow.
Home With Bride.
Melvin johnson, one Of the city's
we'll known mail clerks, and his fair
bride who formerly was Miss Jessie
L. Smith Of Wisconsin, have returned
from their honeymoon trip and will
soon be at home to their friends in
this city. Mrs. johnson does not
come to the city as a stranger for she
was n Of the popular teachers In the
Belmont school last year and has q
legion Of friends to extend her good
wishes at this time.
Entertained for Guest
MIR. and Mrs. o. T. Rishoff have as
their guest at their home on Walnut
street Rev. Thorgrimson of Mountain
and last evening they entertained a
small company In his honor. Miss
Tonnfo AnAaNoon 20 x,0rnd with - fou,
vocal numbers and a light repast was
served. the hostess being assisted by
her sister. Miss Ella lverson of Gary,
Mimi, who is here to spend the win
ter.
Grafton Couple to Wed.
Announcement has been made at
Grafton Of the approaching marriage
Of Miss Stella Popowski and Clayton
l. Lewis both of that city. The we'd
ding is to be an October event and
the couple will continue to reside
in that city, Mr.. Lewis being connect
ed with the hoffman & Lewis lum-
Der and contracting firm. The bride-
elect Is a sister Of the trained nurse,
Miss Anna Popowski Of this city and
has been chief Of the Northwestern
telephone exchange in Grafton for the
past few years.
Doris Lond's Birthday.
Miss Doris Lond was a dignifed lit
tie eight year old hostess yesterday
afternoon when she entertained at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
p. Lond, in honor Of her birthday. Her
guests were hidden for the afternoon
and after the merry program Of games
q dainty birthday supper was served.
Autumn leaves adorned the dining
room and the table centerpiece was
q bowl Of asters. Misses Bessie and
Marion Lond served and covers were
laid for Misses Margaret Wilson,
Helen Anderson, Edith Lamming, Eva
Mathews, Eileen McManus, Mildred
O'Dell, Lora Tompkins, Moreen NORM,
Lucille Getchell and Doris Lond.
Dedicated to Mrs. O'Meara.
Local friends Of Mrs. Frank 0'Meara
Of st. Paul, the soloist who sang here
at the time Of the first Grand Forks
Symphony orchestra concert, will hear
with interest that she is. to act as
soloist at the opening concerts Of the
Schubert club, the Thursday Musicale
Of Minneapolis and the Matinee Mu-
sicale Of Duluth. At the two last mem
toned places she will sing THE Heart
Of Farazda." the song cycle whose
music 10 the work Of a young st. Paul
musician. Malcolm D. Mcmillan and
Is set to words by Miss Olive NJ Long.
It Is In five parts, each ono telling Of
an episode In the emotional develop
ment Of Farazda, an Arabian girl.
The work Is dedicated to Mrs. O'Meara
Jane Schauers Married.
Mise Jane schauers Of Fond du
Lac. Wis, who will be remembered
here as the very efficient and pleas
ant librarian who substituted at the
local library for a few months fol-
lowing Miss Ljungberg's illness, 10 to
return to the city In a few days as
the bride of Harry Gavere. abstract
cashier at the Scandinavian-American
bank. The announcement reached the
city last evening and came as quite
a surprise to friends as few had sur
missed that cupid had busted himself
during Miss Schauers' short residence
here. Both young people have q great
many friends who will extend hearty
congratulations.