The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-09
SOCIETY 49,: - = !: :: : !.
Had splendid summer in West.

Had Splendid Summer in West.
Mrs. 8. ]. Pease n little son. Mas.
ter Daniel Bruce Of University avenue
reached home Saturday evening after
having spent the entire summer in the
west. visiting the greater part Of the
time with Mrs. Pease's parents, Cap.
tain and Mrs. Bruce A. a. GrigGs
former prominent pioneer residents o1
this city. Frof. Pease was with his
family the greater part Of the sum
mer but returned earlier in order tc
resume his work as a member Of the
university faculty.
Mrs. Pease's parents reside at Wen
natchee. Wash, and in the same city
are several other relatives. all former
residents Of this city and including
her aunt. Mrs. Eta 1. Griggs. widow
OF the late Alexander Griggs. and her
two children. Mrs. John Seaman and
]. j. Griggs. both Of whom are mar
ried and have coy homes there. and
four other cousins. c. c. Grtggs. An
sci Griggs. Russell Cults and George
McMasters and their families. Mr..
and Mrs. Pease were entertained at
all these homes and hardly a week
went by without a camping or eXcur-
sion trip that made their sunnler one
of complete delight. During h sum
mer they also went to Seattle and Wis
tied with Prof. Pease's parents for
former Grand Forks residents almost
! every turn OF the road and found them
all we'll and thoroughly delighted with
their new homes.
Visiting Guests Honored.
Mrs. Mary Maloney and her daugh-
ter. Miss Sue Maloney. gave a small
but very prettily appointed afternoon
today when they honored Mrs. j. H.
charming guests. Mrs. P .Mclnerney
and her daughter, Margaret. Of Liv-
ingstone. Mont. and Mrs. NJ. A. Car
roll. Miss Rose Carroll and Mrs. A.
Scanlon OF Saratoga Springs. n. y.
They entertained at their coy apart
ments on North Fourth street and
provided 800" as the much enjoyed
pastime. The small tables were ar
ranged in the two parlors and one
was made bright and CHEEKY with
bowls Of purple and white asters
summary with decorations Of sweet
pea blossoms. The guests were just
enough for three tables and at $3.50
o'clock a delicious dinner was served.
The repast was served in courses and
the hostesses were g%raciously assisted
by Mrs. P. j. Kavanaugh and Mrs.
James White.
Many Over for the Game.
The Crookston high school sent over
a splendid delegation of its loyal
faculty and students Saturday to wit
ness the football game with the local
high school and though they did not
go home with the victory they did
their duty and made many warm
friends with the local high school stu
dents and faculty members.
Members of the faculty who were
here included Miss Genevieve Holkes-
Frieda scherling. Miss Grace Greaves,
Miss Belle Wynne, Miss McCanna. w.
c. Clark. Charles Gray. Thomas ARM
strong and William NJ. Smith while
among the student delegation we're
Misses Marietta Nicholson, Luverne
Carlisle. Florence Levins. Hazel Sar-
gent. jeanette Page, Georgianna AL
lard. Pearl Stewart and Ruth Ram
stad, Messrs. Wilbur Koelmel, Howard
mussen. Evert Rowe. Fred Bertrund,
Leonard Gilbertson, Pat Casey and
Will Gilbert.
Both Faculty Members.
The following excerpt from the In
dian Witness. a weekly journal pub
lished at Calcutta, India, will be read
with interest by friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold E. White whose wedding
The extract Is from an article on the
faculty Of the Baldwin boys high
school at Bangalore:
In October the staff will be furth-
er strengthened by the appointment
Of Rev. Harold E. White. B. A., and
Mrs. White. who is also a college
graduate and an experienced teacher.
They come from the University Of
North Dakota. Z. S. A.. under inde-
pendent arrangements . Mr.. White
had his early training in Wales and
has been the first tenor in the uni
versity quartet. famous in the Dako-
tas. for some time"
Laura Reynolds Married.
Miss Laura Bernice Reynolds, who
is we'll remembered here as a former
student at st. Bernard's academy, has
become a bride. her marriage to Ken
meth Bradley Well of Big Arm, Mont,
pei. Mont. Miss Reynolds is the only
daughter Of Mrs. I. B. Reynolds Of
Rugby and since completing her stud
les at h academy here a little over
a yea ago she has been visiting with
several relatives and friends at Bill
ings. Mont. Her wedding was a very
quiet affair and after a short honey
moon trip they will go to Big Arm
where Mr.. Well is manager for a lum-
Der firm and make that city their
home. A large circle Of friends in
both this city and Rugby will extend
the fair bride the heartiest c%ongratu-
lations. Mr.. Well is also a former
Rugby resident.
Mrs. Donahue Here.
Mrs. S. P. Donahue Of Everett,
WASH. whose husband wa city editor
Of the Herald until a few years ago il
q welcome visitor in the city. the guest
Of her brother and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Grady Of Cherry street.
She arrived Saturday from Green Isle,
Mimi, her old home where she has
been visiting, and Chicago where she
was called to the bedside Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Zapp. who was quite serious
~ III for a time. She is now on her
a home and expects t o leave this
evening. Both she and Mr.. Donahue
are quite delighted with their Everett
nome and Mr.. Donahue is connected
with one of the daily papers in that
city.
Coming for Wedding.
Miss Viola Smith of Denver. Colo.
Is among the friends Of Miss Mae
Cumming who plans to be here for
her wedding which takes place Wed.