The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-17
SOCIETY : :s:::: Ma ~ :. u.
Could Give All Her Time.

NOusA NssS All AuSE Ill
Mr. S. J. E. Stevens. state lecturer
for the North Dakota Anti-Tubercu'
losis association. is at home aga il
after a several weeks absence and she
is just going to remain long enough
to get n breathing spell. Next Sunday
she leaves for Dunseith and from
there will lecture through several
counties OF the state where county tu-
b%erculosis hospitals are being erected
Mrs. Stevens finds the interest in the
anti-tuberculosis work growing very
and h display OF the state exhibit
would keep her busy every night if she
We're able TO fill them.
Mrs. Stevens was at Bismarck dur
ing the entire three weeks of the In
duStrial exposition and was entertain
ed at the home Of DIR. Quain. who
also. is an ardent anti-tuberculoSis
worker. She speaks in highest praises
of the exposition. saying it VAS a
says that the immense crowds attend
ing every day gave the association
splendid opportunity 10 spread the inn
port OF its work. Mrs. Stevens feels
that her lecture worn will probably
make it impossible for her to attend
the national convention of the w. c.
+. L. TO he held in Milwaukee the
latter part of this month. the honor Of
delegate at large having beer con-
ferred on Mrs. Stevens at the state
convention recently.
Field Secretary Coming.
Rhena T.. G. Mosher. field secretary
for the Young Peoples branch and
national organizer for the w. c T. L.,
will lecture in this city during the
tour she is now making through the
state. The definite date has not Yet
been selected but it will likely be
some time mex week. Miss Mosher
is a lecturer of national reputation
and she has met with great success
in h organization of young peoples
branches. The local union had also
hoped to secure a visit from Mrs.
Clarke. Washington state president
and national superintendent of suf-
frage work, but this may not be pos
sible as Mrs. Clarke can only make
two stops within this state. Sh will
be going to the national convention
at Milwaukee and has been engaged
to speak In several cities en- route.
X X *
In Chicago Musical College.
Mrs. Don Mcdonald has returned
from her trip to Chicago and left her
daughter, Mss Emily Nash. nicely set
tied for h winter and deeply inter-
csted in her musical studies. Miss
Nash has entered the Chicago Musical
college which is directed by DR.. Zieg-
seld:, the famous niano instructor. and
her course includes piano study. COM
position, harmony and musical his
tory. Miss Nash has much talent and
her year in Chicago will undoubtedly
add much to her present accomplish
ments
To Winter In Minneapolis.
Mrs. 4. D.. Stephens of C%rookston.
wife OF Senator Stephens. left last
evening for Minneapolis where she
will spend the winter in order to be
with her son. Merriam, who attends
the University of Minnesota, and her
daughter. Andrea, who is ii student
at st. Mary's Hall at Fairhault. Mer-
RAM will live with his mother at one
Of the hotels and Miss Andrea will
come into the city for the week ends.
Having Sisters. Rcnn.on.
MRS. III. W. Gibbs who went to Mi
not a few davs ago is enjoying the
pleasures of a sisters reunion at the
home Of Mfr. and Mrs S. j. Rasmussen
in that city. Mrs. Rasmussen is Mrs.
Gibbs sister and another sister. Mrs.
J: N. Sackett Of Boulder. Col, ar
rived at the Rasmussen home a few
days ago to spend two months, and
the trio are having Il thoroughly good
visit.
,,,.. .- 800
The girls Of the "?" club met last
at her home on Reeves avenue and
passed n evening happily with
needlework and social converse. A
da!nty luncheon was served at the
close Of the evening and Misses Mar
tina and Margaret Williams were chos-
en- as next weeks h~ostesses.
Philathea Class Tonight.
The Philathea class of the Baptist
Sunday school will meet at 8 O'Clock
this evening with their instructor. Mrs.
~. r. Lincoln at 213 Walnut street.
ana the subject will be Real Pray
or" There is business to transact and
H'members arc urged to be present.
To Visit at jamestown.
Mrs. Burlcson, mother Of Rev.. 7.
4. Burleson Of ST. Paul's church, and
her daughter. Miss Mary Burleson.
Will leave tomorrow noon for James
town to enjoy u visit at the home of
another of Mrs. Burleson's sons. Rev.
e. w. Burleson.
~ S1Ays
Mrs. w. F. McManus and her three
children. Misses Irene and Kathleen,
and Master Edwin. will leave Thurs
day morning for Duluth where they
Will visit with Mrs. McManus' mother
for a time before continuing on to
their Texan horne.
St. Paurs Guild Meets.
A meeting OF st. Pau1's Guild will
be held at the parish hall at 2 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon and as there is
work to be done every member is
urged to attend. It will also be the
regular business meeting.
CONGREGATIONS! Guild Meeting.
h Congregational woman's Guild
VII meet Wednesday afternoon at
2:3o O'Clock with Mrs. Thomas Berge
at her home at so7 North Third street.
All women Of the church Interested in
guild work are cordially invited to at
tend.
y X + = :: 4 = X :, :: s.: X ::
:! S:cietv Personals +