The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-05-12
Entertaining Miss Grandy.

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Miss Margaret Grandy arrived last
evening from Bathgate, where she
has spent the past month and will
visit here over Sunday while on her
way to Minneapolis. She will be en-
tertained as the guest Of both Miss
Leone Cory and Mrs. George Kaneen
and this evening at o'clock Mrs. Ka-
neen will give an informal supper
party in her honor. Covers will be
laid for Misses Grandy, Selma Has
sell, Mae Nisbet and Leone Cory and
the evening will be spent at the
Grand. The guests will then return
to Mrs. Kaneen's home for Sleep
ing party.
SST1rnfidf RuCftHf- Program.
The pupils recital at Wesley college
conservatory yesterday afternoon was
one of the best Of the year but the
inclement weather prevented many
from attending who would have very
much like to hear Miss Marquis vio-
lin pupils. There were two splendid
vocal numbers in addition to the vio-
lin and piano selections and those
who took part were Fritz Wolff, Lii
liam Wolff, Roy Walker. Felta Davis,
Pauline Wolff, Valencia Kerr, Ida
Plummer, Edith Kirk. Percy Johnson,
Victor Peterson, Arthur Larson and
George Downham.
Last Of Party Series.
Mrs. Rand R. Smith and Mrs. Louis
w. Deichert gave the last of their
prettily appointed series of card par
ties this afternoon when they enter
tanned guests for Ave tables at 900"
at Mrs. Smiths home on South Fourth
street. Fragrant white plum bios
SONS and pink carnations were eff
fective in carrying out dainty
decorative scheme and Mesdames Ed
win Prentice, D. F. Sinclair and T..
E. Hart who assisted yesterday aft
ernoon, graciously served in that ca
pacity again this afternoon. At the
close of the game choice favors were
awarded and the tables were spread
for delicious luncheon service. The
honors of yesterday afternoons game
went to Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald and
Mrs. Charles Bartles.
Return to Pennsylvania.
Hon. and Mrs. Lewis Emery, Jr,
who have been delightful guests at
the home of Mrs. George Netcher for
the past few days left last evening to
return to their home at Bradford, Pa.
Mr.. Emery who is former North
Dakotan and still owns the large
Emery farm at Emerald has extended
his business interests into South
America and California and has just
<rSr, nof
to all Of these points. He has been
away more than year, spending
most of the time in South America
where he has invested considerable
capital in large rubber plantation.
On his return from that country he
was joined in New Orleans, La, by
Mrs. Emery and together they jour-
neyed to California where Mr.. Emery
has extensive gold mining interests,
They visited several of the western
cities before starting eastward and
stopped here for visit with Mrs.
Netcher, an old friend, as we'll as to
look after their farming interests at
Emerald.
To Atlantic City Today.
Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Mcintosh and
their little son leave today for At
lantic City, N. j., and will be away
for several weeks. They have closed
their home on Almont avenue and
their pleasure trip will take them as
far east as Nova Scotia. Rev. Nc
Intosh goes to Atlantic City to attend
the Presbyterian general assembly
meeting as commissioner from the
Pembina Presbytery and will be there
ten days, the assembly converting
May Is. From there they will travel
through several Of the large eastern
cities and before returning will visit
relatives in Bayhead, Nova Scotia, for
some time. They are looking forward
to the trip for it's pleasure and inter-
est with anxiety and will return