The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-07
Annual ". c. +. q. Election.

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The annual meeting Of the w. c. T.
U. will be held Friday afternoon at
the Y. M. c. A. parlors from 3 to 8
o'clock and the important business
will be the election Of officers and
naming Of delegates to attend the
state convention ut jamestown. The
report Of the work during state fair
week will also be given and every
member is urgently requested to be
present.
Miss Mcdonald Abroad.
Miss Marjorie Mcdonald of Valley
City, who is remembered here as a
former popular university girl. has
been spending the summer in Europe
and is now on her way home. She
will be joined at Montreal on her ar
rival by her sister, Miss Jennie. and
they will visit points in Michigan for
a month before returning to North
Dakota.
Close Cottages Saturday.
Maple Lake summer homes will
look rather lonesome by next Satur-
day evening for nearly all local cot
tagers and their families will return
that evening in order to be here Mon
day for the opening of the city
schools. Among them will be Mrs. F.
A. Brown and daughter, Elsie, who
have been away all summer. the Ben
deke family and Mrs. John Dinnie
with her son and daughter. John and
Hazel, and Mrs. c. L. Van Alstine,
Jr.. and her daughter. Dorothy.
Unusual Bridal Series.
Mrs. r. Hayward has been enter
tanning all week in honor Of Miss
Lois Robertson. next weeks bride.
and tomorrow afternoon the last COM
pany in the series will be entertained.
Mrs. Hayward has invited in a few
ladies each afternoon to quilt and an
other happy company is gathered
there this afternoon. Light refresh
ments r served at the close and
there is much happy chatting and
visiting. The quilt which was pieced
at a shower for Miss Robertson will
be completed tomorrow afternoon.
On Way to Europe
Miss Mae B. Mackenzie Of Grafton,
who will spend thee coming year
abroad, passed through the city today
enroute east. Miss Mackenzie has
been connected with the piano de-
partment at the Annie Wright SEM
mary in Tacoma. Wash. for the past
two years and Is going to Berlin to
study for a year under Nine. Stepan-
off. She will travel with Miss Helen
Crfswell who also was a member Of
the seminary faculty last year and
joins her at her home in Philadel-
phta. They have taken passage on
one Of the Hamhurg-American line
steamers and will sail September 10,
Miss Criswell going to Paris.
Enroute east Miss Mackenzie will
enjoy two days with relatives in De-
troit, Mich, a few days at Miss Girls
wells home and two days in New
York city. She is looking forward to
her year of work with great interest
and probably will travel on the con
tinent before her return next sum
mer.
Delightful Dancing Party.
The young people who danced at
the Knights of Columbus ball room
last evening as guests of the knights
had n of the jolliest times that those
royal entertainers have ever offered.
Inc company was just large enough
to comfortably I'LL the hall and better
music than was furnished by Finley's
orchestra has seldom been heard. The
Chauncey Olcott songs which are still
rresh IN the musical minds Of all made
the deamiest waltzes and the various
Irish mobiles stirred the spirits of
everyone In the lively two-steps. The
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only the strains Of the Home Sweet
Home" could induce the merry COM
pany to give up the pleasure for the
night.
The evenings guest list included
Mrs. A. F. Turner and her guest, Mrs.
Ed Hanyen of Rugby, and Misses Mary
sullivan. Laura Mcdonald. Vivian
Ryan. Winnifred streeter, Madeline
Turner. Ada Bulge, Martha Barnes,
Lucille Hale. Agnes Handlon, Avice
Wright, Frances Holloway, Josephine
Johnson. Leone Cory. Enid Lowe.
Ethel Kaufman, Elite Lowe. Irene
F1nkle, Lillian Fairchild. Barbara
Martin. Kittie Martin. Violet Dauben-
berg and Jessie Duval of Crookston,
Lillian st. Lawrence. Gertrude Nor
man, Lillian Ryan, Gladys Harms,
OSAAo Assou ouU uOeUo MCllrdltQ,
Messrs. Art Netcher, Fred Filteau,
John E. Shaw, Gilmore Bates, Ber-
nardt Sandlie, Frank O'Connor, Henry
O'Keefe. Charles Trepanier, Howard
Coulter, Terrence Butler, Arthur
Moran, Ransom Barnes, Lee Norman,
L. l.. Rose, Ray Holmes, Burton
Wright. ]. c. Robbins, Ben Hall, F. A.
~Grabenstein. Frank B%rislan, Stanley
CALDWELL, Archie Fink, Charles Finkle,
Othmer Montgomery, Cecil Young. Joe
Handlon, Edward sandlie, Walter LODI
nell, Charles Cameron, Phil Golden,
George Dickinson, Jr.,' Sandy McDon-
aid, Phil Bangs, Victor Giles, Ray
Durick Ralph Lynch, w. E. Wattam,
Walter Glockner, Robert Hazlett, Ger
aid Rafter, B. j. Bagan, Clarence Has
sell, A. R. McKinnon and Walter Can
niff.
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