The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
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Of town at the ceremony. among them
being Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Cumming
of Chicago who will return to their
eastern home next Monday. Miss
Viola Smith of Denver who has been
here for several days expects to leave
tomorrow noon and Mrs. Kent Keith
of Fargo left this morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cumming, daughter. Mary
and son, Will, of Mallory and Mrs. E.
NJ. Atterbury Of Williston We're the
other guests.
New Club Organized.
Misses Marjorie Warner. Grace
Buckingham, Sylvia Hunter. Mayme
Pearl Paulson. Grace Loughlin. Cert
rude and Marion Robinson and Lois
Riley met last evening At the Robin
Sol home on North Eighth street and
organized the f. n. {. club, a social
society to meet weekly. The girls
chose club colors and elected as Of
ticers Miss Pearl Paulson, president;
Miss Marion Robinson. vice presi-
dent; Miss Hazel Fink. secretary:
Miss Grace Buckingham. treasurer.
The business meeting last evening was
followed by games, music and a dain-
ty lunch.
Party at Morcf,c i Home i i
Mrs. Walter \. Moretield and Mrs.
j. j. Loolis gave a charming No
vember party this afternoon at Mrs.
Moretield's new home on Belmont ave-
nue. and the chosen decorative scheme
was red. The rooms were made warm
ly inviting in these appointments and
when the luncheon was served pretti-
ly shaded red candles adorned each
Of the tables. The hostesses issued
invitations enough for five tables Of
800" and TWO charming guests from
out of town were Mrs. Will Olson Of
Fargo who is h guest Of her sister,
Mrs. w. B. Galbraith and Mrs. Reno
L. Hayford of Minneapolis, who Is
Mrs. Harold Lamming's guest. A cut
glass dish was given as the favor for
the high cor and the afternoon was
concluded with the service of a delec-
table curse luncheon:
W. c. T. Z. Speaker Coming.
Miss Mary Brown of Seattle. a very
prominent W. G.. T. L. worker in the
state of Washington. will arrive here
Saturday evening while enroute home
from attending the national W. c. T. U.
convention at Milwaukee and will re-
main until Monday. During her stay
she will deliver two addresses on the
subject. THE Moral Problem Of the
Child" and her message will be Of
especial interest to members Of the
Women's Civic league. Florence Crit
tenton circle and w. c. T. U. as we'll
as mothers in general and the local
union hopes she will be greeted by a
Of the place and hour of the addresses
will be announced just as 500 as ar
rangements are completed. Miss
Brown has done very efficient work
With the police force and city coun-
city Of Seattle and will relate some Of
her experiences OF these gatherings.
Entertained for Mrs. Bosard.
Mrs. r. A. Jackson entertained in
ard. at her Vernon avenue home yes
terday afternoon and the pleasure was
q prettily appointed l o'clock lunch
con. The guests were the members
Of the executive board of the Ladies'
Thursday Musical club of which Mrs.
Bosard has long been an active mem
Der and covers were placed for
eleven. Mrs. jackson adorned her liv-
ing room with vases of pretty yellow
chrysanthemums and in the dining
room where the guests were seated at
one large table the Halloween idea
was carried out. The table center
piece was a pumpkin basket filled with
luscious fruit and Mrs. Thomas Corri-
gan and Mrs. H. w. Whitcomb as
sisted in serving.
Mrs. Keith Returns.
Mrs. Kent Keith, who has been Wis
iting at the home of her father in
! this city for the past several days.
left this morning for her home in Far
go. Mrs. Keith remained over until
today in order to attend the Fisher
Cumming wedding Of last evening.
To Attend Race Meet.
Minot Optic: Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Dinnie left today for Phoenix. Ariz..
to attend the race meet in which the
on November 8 to II. They will spend
a little while in Minneapolis and st.
Paul before going west.
Choir Provision Sale.
The choir of St. PauI's Episcopal
church will hold a provision sale Sat
urday afternoon at the Wilson gro
Gerry store on DeMers avenue, begin
ming at 1880 o'clock. The usual de-
licious home baked foods will be Of
fered and the ladies in charge will
H. L. Pitts.
Philathea Class Study.
Members of the Philathea class of
the Baptist Sunday school are re-
quested by Mrs. n. r. Lincoln to read
for next Sunday the book of Esther
and to commit Esther Nv, 10 and IL.
Also find connection between this story
and the secular history of King Xer-
xes Of Persia.