The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-02
Miss Cummings Luncheon Saturday.

Miss Cummings Luncheon Saturday..
Miss Mae Cumming issued invita-
lions today for a l o'clock luncheon
to be given next Saturday. October Z
at her Walnut street home.
To Visit South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Whalen leave
this evening for Huron. S. D., where
they will spend a week visiting with
friends at the home office of the Globe
Fire Insurance company in which MT
Whalen is interested.
To Spend Winter Away.
DR.. Anna b. Shortridge of Devils
Lake. of the we'll known club
women of the state. is making ar
rangements 20 spend the winter in
Spokane where her daughter. Miss
Lila Shortridge is teaching. h has
closed her home in the city and is hr.
ing at her ChautauQua cottage until
she is ready to leave.
Leaving for oxford.
Hubert Beard. son of Rev. r. A.
Beard of Fargo. the other North Da-
kota boy who won a Rhodes scholar
ship. sails for Oxford university on
Wednesday on the steamer Maure-
tania. He plans to be away three
years and his father has gone to New
York to bid him farewell. Hubert has
been in Boston visiting for some
weeks.
Guest from Hood River.
Miss Mabel Francis of Hood River.
Ore. is a delightful guest for a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dtsher on North Third street. Miss
Francis is a former North Dakota girl,
having resided until three years ago
with her parents at Hillsboro, and she
has been spending her summers va
cation in this state. She has been vis-
iting with friends in Fargo. at Lake
Milissa and returns to Hillsboro to
complete her visit there before leaving
for the west about October IL.
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Minnesota Sorority Pledges.
Sorority girls of the University Of
North Dakota will be interested in the
list of lodges that has just been an
nounced by the Alpha Phi and Kappa
Alpha Theta sororities of the univer-
sity of Minnesota. Those pledged by
Alpha Phi are Misses Helen Dunn,
Schibsky, Florence Salzer. Elizabeth
Johnston and Viola Wander Horck Of
Minneapolis Olive Lewis and Florence
Shields Of st. Paul. Pearl Caughran Of
Sank Center and Gladys Segog of Du-
luth. The Kappa Alpha Theta pledges
are misses catherine Hall of st. Paul,
Ruth Hobbs of Duluth, Florence Wat
son of Sank Rapids. Katherine Bright
and Muriel Thayer of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Price Hostess Today.
Mrs. George j. Price was this after
moons charming hostess when she n
tertained handsomely at her Univer-
sity avenue home in honor of Mrs. ].
M. CARROTS delightful company of
guests. Mrs. NJ. A. Carroll. Mrs. A.
Scanlon and Miss Rose Carroll of
Saratoga Springs. n. Y. Mrs. Charles
J.: Kane of Minot and Miss Fannie Da-
Wis Of Kelvin, Mont. The pleasure was
cards and twenty ladies were favored
with invitations.
Mrs. Price made her party one in
pink and white and used excellent
taste in arranging her flowers. Bowls
and jars of beautiful verbenas made
the reception hall attractive and in
wiling and in the parlors and dining
room she used the sweet pea vine with
Its tiny blossoms in pink and white to
Irvine the arches, windows and chan
deliers. Vases of pink phlox and
sweet peas competed the pretty ar
rangement and upstairs bowls of
luxuriant asters were in all the
rooms. Mrs. P. ]. Kavanaugh and
Miss Rose O'Gorman assisted the hos
tess and at the close of the interest
ing 800" game the tables were sread
for a delectable luncheon course.