The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-28
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Inns" are not the only beings likely
to get YOU mex Tuesday evening.
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Inns are not the only beings likely
to get you" next Tuesday evening.
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Enjoyed a Hnndshnke
Fargo Courier-News: Mrs. NJ. II.
Jewell. of Bismarck passed through
the city enrouts home from st. Paul.
she has been for a visit with
her two boys, who are at St. Thomas
college. Mrs. f. {. Cooper. Governor
and Mrs. John Burke II Mrs. Harry
Weiser of Hunter. formerly of Bis
train and all enjoyed a short visit.
Attorney plyn,a, Married.
Attorney H. Z. ply:nat. a we'll
known young attorney of Rolla. has
Joined the ranks OF the henedicts his
bride being Miss Julia Hanson. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. II Mrs. Carl Hanson. also
of Roila. and a Very popular young
lady of her home city. Their wedding
slipping ava TO Crookston for the
ceremony and then continuing on a
short honeymoon trip. When they
return to Eolla they will so to house
keeping in a new home recently pur-
chased by Mr.. .Plymat.
Halloween "Gymkhana" Tuesday.
The ladies of the First Methods,
church who live in the fourth district
will give a Halloween "Gymkhana"
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. F.. NJ.
parsonage will be appropriately DECOR
ated for the occasions. The husbands
OF the ladies will share in the good
things arranged for the evening. The
committee that has charge of the
program is keeping secret the things
planned but they assure all of an
evening that will not soon be forgot
ten.
Miss Williams to We'd.
A wedding Of unusual interest to
capital city society will take place
next Wednesday when Miss Alice
Williams. daughter of General and
Mrs e. a. Williams Of that city. will
become the bride of DR.. r. S. Towne.
also Of Bismarck. Miss Williams is a
sister of Miss Mathilda Williams who
was a resident of this city a few years
ago when she was in charge Of the
city kindergarten. William Burke of
this city will be a guest at the we'd
ding and he will be Or. Towne's best
Thinks Site is Beautiful.
Mrs. j. E. Stevens has returned
from her trip to Dunseith where she
Went to see the site selected for the
state sanitorium for tuberculosis pa
tients and she thinks a more beau
tiful spot could not be found any,
in the land. She delivered a
lecture while there in the interests
of the North Dakota Anti-Tubercul-
osis association and also spoke before
a large gathering at Rolette.
Delivered Splendid Paper.
Mrs. Fred Thody was the speaker
at the meeting of the W. c. T. L. held
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. John Dinnie on North Fifth
street where the members We're the
guests of Mrs Elizabeth Wilson and
her subject was Florence Crittenden
Work" She delivered one of the fin
est papers that has ever been pre-
sented before the local union and the
information she impaired on that
great work proved interesting as we'll
as very valuable.
A Helen Gould CLUB.
In response to the announcement
just made by Miss Helen Gould Of
New York city hat she will present
a bible to any member Of h Young
Women's Christian association who
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certain passages Of scripture desig-
mated by herself a Helen Gould club
will be organized in the local asso-
citation. Miss Florence Palmer has
called the first meeting for tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the asso-
citation building and thereafter the
meeting will be held on the last Sum
day Of the month. The study of the
scriptural verses will be taken up and
the test will be conducted by the gen.
eral secretary at the conclusion OF
the specified time.
Party for Miss Thomas.
Miss Katherine Whitley, principal
of the Belmont school, entertained
from 4 to 6 o'clock yesterday after
noon as a farewell to one of her pupils,
Miss Mary Thomas. who will spend
the winter in Santa Monica, Cal. The
guests were all the pupils of the two
eighth grades of the Belmont, the
faculty n the various supervisors,
numbering sixty-six. They assembled
in the eighth grade rooms which were
gaily decorated in the school colors
of orange and black and two hours
of real fun was the pleasure for all.
The older girls Of the grades a.
sisted Miss Whiteley and the cakes
and candies of the delicious lunch
which was served were made by the
girls in the domestic science classes.
The repast was dainty and delicious
and at the close Miss Thomas was
presented with an autograph book in
which were written the names Of all
the guests and a handsome Belmont
pennant.