The evening times., 1911-07-20
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Miss Elizabeth Maglome received
"a message yesterday announcing the
serious illness Of her sister at Ever
ett, WASH. and left on the evening
train for the west. 0s.'t Il.
Visiting Her Mothers sxs.
Mrs. R. G. Hefrick arrived last
evening from Brant, 8. D., and will
enjoy months visit as the guest Of
her mother. Mrs. r. A. Fee, at her
home on South Fourth street.
Grandin Guests Returns.
Mrs. s. T. Emery who has been the
guest Of Mrs. George Price at her
home on University avenue left last
evening for her " home in Grandin.
Mrs. Emery stopped here while on.
her way home after enjoying two
weeks at the Devils Lake chautauqua.
Coming Home for Fair
Master Charles Reed who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs, c: E. Hill, at
her home in Minot for the past few
weeks will return home Saturday
evening. Mrs. Hill will accompany
him to be the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 8. Reed, until after.
the fair.
Entertained at Dinner.
Walter Canniff was host last even
ing at the home of his parents on
Cheyenne avenue at prettily ap-
pointed o'clock dinner in honor Of
Joe Lutz of st. Paul who returned
home today after a several. days visit
in the city. Covers were laid for six
and the repast was served by Mr.. Can
niff's mother. For the evening the
party repaired; to the home of Miss
Kittie Carroll on University avenue
and were splendidly entertained as
her guests.
On Vacation Motor Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Smith and
their little daughter left this morn
ing on vacation motor trip and will
be away two or three weeks. They
are going to Winona, Wis, to visit
with Mrs. Smiths relatives but will
make the journey by easy stages, ex-
pecting to reach St Paul by Sunday
where they will spend a day or two.
They were accompanied by Joe Lutz
of st. Paul who drove back with H. j.
Monley several days ago and has
since been a guest at the homes of
H. j.. Cleary and Richard Monley.
Alvin Robertson Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Robertson and
daughter, Ada. former residents of
this city but now of Minneapolis,
drove into the city about 6 o'clock
last evening, having made the entire
trip from their home city in their big
touring car. Miss Ada is being enter
tained as the guest Of Miss Lucille
Hale and will be here several days
while her parents go to Minto, Graf
ton and several other places for visits
with relatives and that Mr.. Robertson
may look after business interests.
They are now guests at the Dacotah.
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Gave Large Picnic.
Mrs. d. F. Sinclair and Mrs. Edwin
D. Prentice entertained company of
| thirty ladies yesterday afternoon at q
picnic party in Riverside park as an
honor to Mrs. C.sM. Hopkins, popu-
lar member Of the, Tuesday club who
leaves Saturday for Lincoln, Neb., and
their two delightful guests, Mrs. s.
G. Campbell of Hood River, Ore, and
Mrs. Will IrelandTof Crookston. The
guests gathered in the morning and
shortly afternoon the tables were
spread and delicious picnic dinner
was served. The guests remained
until late in the afternoon and enjoy
ed splendid visit.
Picnic for Miss Mooney.
Misses Anna Nolan and Sadie
Franklin are entertaining company
OF girls at picnic party in River
side park this afternoon in honor Of
Miss Myrtle Mooney of Detroit, Mich.
The hours are from 4 to 6 o'clock and
the pleasure will be the service Of a
dainty picnic supper at which the
hostesses will be assisted by Mrs.
John Franklin, Miss Agnes Nolan and
Miss Isabel Franklin. The hostesses
have included in their guest list
Misses Mooney, =. Mabel, Gertrude.
Florence and Frances Collins, Mar
garet Newton Of :, Moorhead, Mimi,
Sadie Hart, Edna Barlow, Mary Muir!
ply, Irene Finkle,. Sue Virgins,
Louise Neate, Berna Monley, Ava ana
Marion Graber. Gertrude Norman.
Echo Turner and Gertrude Skinner.
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