The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-14
SOCIETY
PnoNEs-DayN N. W. "a: 7. S. 81 NJ; Night n. ". 1855
Mrs. 11ealy Elected President

Mrs. Healy Elected President.
Mrs. H. H. Healy is the new prest-
dent of the Young women's Christian
ASSOCIATION. her election taking place
az the regular board meeting held yes
t.rdaN afternoon when Mrs. y. G.
Bonner who has filled that Office ST.
carahly and faithfully for the past
several years presented her rcsiGna.
ti"n While Mrs. Eenner's resignation
MAS accepted with regret the board
members expressed their appreciation
| of the good work she has given the
association and made her an honorary
member of the board.
Two directors were also elected I"
fill the vacancies caused by the reslg-
Mrs. r. Hayward. tlls chosen ladies
being Mrs. E. T. Robertson and Mrs.
{. y. Barnes. At the next regular
meeting Il director will he elected 4"
fill Mrs. Eenncr's place and the board
will then he complete.
The meeting WAS concluded With "A
discussion "f various plans tor the
month and means for applying tn"
different suggestions received during
institute wek.
Ilonorrd Prof. :. S,cinbiornsson.
The 1cclandic students attending the
university were invited to the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Sanshurn on Walnut
! street last evening to meet Pruf. Svcin-
scholar from abroad who has gained
such fame for his success at setting
the 1celandic folk songs II beautiful
music. The talented professor proNid.
cd the evenings thorough entertain
mrnt With musical selections. both
vocal and instrumental. and With
manN interesting stories OF his en-
| ,,,y.i.,,,,S ~, ',,,,,,1,oyoN COc,~,or1-
where his works are published and
l%:dinhurs. Scotland. where he now re-
sides. The evening was concluded
with Il light refreshment service. W
crs being placed for nineteen guests.
To Attend Miss Beare's Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Gowran and Mrs.
Robert II. Mccoy will leave tomorrow
morning for Brainerd. Mimi. where
they will be among the guests at the
Wedding Thursday evening of Miss
! Louis" Bearc. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Eeare. former prominent
residents of this city. and Or. Howard
lngersoll. OF Rrainerd. The wedding
will take place at S o'clock in the
and Miss Clara Wolff of this city will
he II of the bridal party. a large
reception will follow at the Beare resi-
dnncc. the hours being from s to IL
O'Clock.
Mrs. Mccoy will 60 by way of Far
81 and will spend tomorrow as the
guest of Mrs. +. e. Cooper. going on
in the evening to Erainerd.
Farewell for Daughter.
Mrs. D. Mckenzie was a hostess of
last evening when she entertained at
her Walnut street home in honor of
her daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Duckwor,.,. who leave to-
morrow for their future home in
favored a company Of fifteen with in
vltations and they spent the evening
with music. spirited games and fare
we'll chatting. Miss Gertrude Adams
assisted in the service of light re-
freslnments n the guests included
Misses Lillian Paulson. Matte Shaw.
Alice Onlnland. Blanche Lamont. Edna
Frances Freeman. Flcssie Woodward
and Edith Mckenzie. Frank LaBine
and Dan Mckenzie;
Reception for Rev. Pugh.
The farewell reception for Rev. and
Mrs. T. w. Walker Pugh will take
place in the church parlors tomorrov'
evening at $ o'clock and as the date
Is the same as the formal opening of
the city hall all members of the vari-
Gus committees are requested to be at
the church promptly at S o'clock. This
will make it possible for a treat many.
Of the citizens to stop at the church
to bid Rev. and Mrs. PuFH farewell
while enroute to the city hall recep-
ton.
A cordial invitation is extended all
members Of the church and consre-
CATION. their friends M those Of Rev.
n Mrs. Plgll from all other demon.
nations.
Home from Honeymoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Wesley Fish
or who enjoyed their delightful honey.
moon in Minneapolis and st. Paul
have returned to the city and are busy
getting settled in fiat Q Of the Dinnie
block where they are to be at home
after December 1. They had a most
ENJOYABLE honeymoon trip and had
short visits with several friends and
relatives in the W. cities.
Mrs. Fishers father. John Cumming.
and his daughter, Miss Cassie, have
leased their Walnut street home for
the winter and both will probably
spend the winter AWAY. Their plans
have not been perfected. however, and
they do not expect to leave before the
holidays.
Mrs. Hunter Hostess Today.
Mrs. Hirsclel a. Hunter gave a sill
Yer tea this afternoon for the ladies
of the Eastern Star and received at
her home on Cottonwood street. This
evening she will give another party
which will be for those members of
the order who are unable to leave
their business duties in the afternoon.
The ladies' brought their needleworh
this afternoon and in the service Of
the dainty refreshment course Mrs.
Hunter was assisted by Mrs. Robert
This evening Mrs. NJ. NJ. Robbins and
Miss Grace GRADER will assist.
PRAYER Service at Noon.
The week of MONDAY prayer serv.
ice at the Y. w. e.. A. which was open.
ed Sunday is being continued through
the week with a. ten minute PRAYER
service at 1880 O'Clock every after
noon and Yesterday Miss Florence Pal.
mer. the gcnral secretary. led. Tods,
Miss Bessie Perry conducted the serv.
lead.
Women's Physical Culture.
A large class of ONE have enroll.
cd in the women's physical culture
class at the Y. ". C.. a. but Miss Media
; Ciarrigues. physical director, announc,
{ es that there arc still a few more plac.
es and she would like t. have them
) filled. The class meets Tuesday anG
Friday mornings at 10 o'clock anG
this morning they had a splendid les.
; son.
Miss Lewis Locates Here.
. Miss Mildred Lewis of Ncchc who
is a graduate nurse Of st. Michael,