The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-26

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lief within five minutes.
the city. Mr.. Scofield has always held
an envtable place. and he is accept
ing a very plendid position in Grand
Forks tomorrow where he will take
his bride to live"
Choir Made Handsome Sum.
The choir members Of ST. Michael's
catholic church held a rummage sale
for just one day this year and feel
highly gratified with its success. They
cleared a neat sum which was turned
over to the church general fund at the
close Of the sale last evening.
Gives Supper Party Tonight.
Mrs. A. D. Baughman will entertain
at supper this evening at her River.
side Park home and the honor will be
for Mrs. W. B. Turner of Spokane who
Is soon to return home after a de-
lfghtfurs summers visit here. Mrs.
Baughman has favored only a small
company with Invitations and they
will be Mrs. Turner'S old friends when
she was a resident here.
Going to Convention.
jamestown Capital: Mrs. Fred
Wanner leaves tomorrow morning for
Milwaukee to attend as delegate to the
National w. c. T. U. convention,
which convenes there Saturday. En-
route she will visit at Minneapolis and
at Rio. Wis. with her father. At the
close Of the convention she will ex-
tend her trip to Chicago and expects
to be gone about three weeks.
Mrs. Mapes Hostess Today.
Mrs. q. e. Mapes gave a delightful
pleasure this afternoon at her home
on Cheyenne e when she honor
ed her guest, Mrs. George Wilson Of
Great Falls. Mont. She favored with
invitations Just a small company Of
Mrs. Wilson'S old friends and the la
dies brought their needlework with
them and passed the hours merrily
with social chat and reunion visiting.
At the close Of the afternoon small
tables were spread for a dainty
luncheon service and overs were laid
for Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. l.. p. Vincent
and her mother. Mrs. Edwards. Mrs.
6. H. Merrif1eld. Mrs. w. H. Tarling,
Mrs. E. NJ. Read, Mrs. Thomas Cox,
Mrs. NJ. ". spaulding, Miss Mathilda
Rustad and Miss Mary Handrahan.
Mrs. Alsip Here.
Mrs. w. p. Alsip. arrived last even
ing from her home in Winnipeg and
will be the delightful guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. Harry w Randall. at
her home on North Sixth street for
several days. Mrs. Alsip is a former
resident Of this city, her husband
still having an interest in the Red
River Valley Brick company. and she
has a great many friends who always
welcome her and add much to the
pleasure Of her visits here.
Yesterday Nj. and Mrs. William AL
sip. ST.. of Winnipeg and their son,
Elmer Alsip. and his family passed
to San Diego CAL. where they will
spend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Alsip
are also former Grand Forks resi-
dents. being Mrs. Randallis grand
parents and the great grandparents
of her little family of children.
Expecting Grand Forks Guests.
Fargo Courier.News: Mayor and
Mrs. V. R. Lowell. Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Baldwin, Prof. and Mrs. B. A. Orr,
Fred Bristol and Rodger Taylor have
been elected to membership in the
Metropolitan German club two meet
ings having been held within the past
ceanctes. Friday. December 81. will
be the date of the first ball, and az
this is an event Of Thanksgiving week
when many Of the younger set will be
home from the colleges, plans are
afoot for a gala event. Mrs. e. e.
Cole will be hostess, and many of the
young people of Grand Forks are ar.
ranging to come down for the party
and for he big football game to take
place on Saturday afternoon. between
the University Of North Dakota and
the A. G..
Handsome Party Series Begun.
A company Of forty ladies' were re-
ceived this afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Norman B. Black on Chestnut
street as the guests at the first Of a
series Of bridge parties which are be-
ing given this week by Mrs. Black,
Mrs. Arenton ]. Douglass and Mrs.
Charles w. Hinzie. After a short
mingling with the hostesses the guests
found their places at the bridge tables
which were arranged in the large liv-
were made CHEEKY n inviting in a
color scheme of yellow n green.
Beautiful shaggy chrysanthemums set
In tall crystal vases carried out the
floral idea and in bright silver can
delabra about the rooms we're pretty
yellow tapers which were lighted at
the luncheon hour. giving the finish
decorative idea.
The spirited card game was played
at ten tables and among the guests
there were from a distance Mrs. Moore
Of Ironwood. Mich. who is being en-
tertained by Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs,
Miss Ruby Fiske Of st. Paul who is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. C. e. Ros.
seth. and Mrs. F. e. Gerrish Of Crook
ston who is spending a few days with
Mrs. Charles Hinzie, one OF the hos.
tesses. At the close Of the game novel
trophies were presented for the high
scores and the tables were spread for
the service of a delectable luncheon.
the hostesses being assisted in this
pleasure by Mrs. Alvin p. Clifford.
Mrs. Frank A. Taylor, Mrs. Charles
Bartles and Mrs. L. Klein Van Alstine