The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-20
,rlub Rerxrts Federation.

1ne COMMERCIAL Sluo lSSAAAS ia AAA&A
city. Each member Of the club who
attended the state gathering was APP
pointed a federation secretary and
among themselves they planned to re-
port each feature of the convention,
each woman being assigned certain
features. They We're assisted in the
arrangement of this afternoons pro-
Stella Nash n Mrs. j. w. Newlove
end announced that each club mem
Der was privileged to bring a friend.
The program follows:
piei1a saiG \. G. Youns's N address. DA'''
Mrs. D. A. Dinnie.
Duet-"oh That We Two Were
Mrs. story. Mrs. Scarf.
Reports Of State Committees.
Mrs. F. j. Lyman.
Harp Solo ......... Katherine Kain
Social and Musical Report From
State Federation :.........
Mrs j. W. Newlove.
schubert's Serenade-Nocal Solo,.
Violin Obligato ........:...
Stella Nash. Mrs. Knowlton.
The Endowment Fund. Mrs. a. arr
Plano Solo, "Rustling OF SPRING.
Gin memory of Mrs. Larson)
Mrs. A ! Y Rlaisdell'
Handsome Reception This Afternoon.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon the
South Fifth street residence of Mrs:
+. NJ, Mccoy, wife of the pastor Of
the First Methodist church.. was
thrown open for a large reception ! n
honor Of the wives of the many min
listers in attendance at the Metho-
dist conference. The reception hos
tesses are Mrs. Mccoy. Mrs. J.. q.
Moore, wife of the Grand Forks dis
trict superintendent, Mrs. E. P. Rob
,nrtson. wife of the president Of Wes-
lev college, and Mrs. S. F. Halfyard.
wife Of a Wesley college faculty mem
Der, and they will receive until Z
O'Clock this evening. The company
Of guests will number about n1ty
charming ladies who are mere IRON.
all sections Of the state with their
husbands and the hostesses AVE pro-
yided for their entertainment a mu-
steal program which will be given by
prof. C.. A. Lampert. v%iolinist. Prof.
Louis Rowland, pianist. n MISS
Anne often. reader, all OF Wesley
conservatory faculty and Miss lrma
Mallory, c%ontralto.
The Mccoy home will be resplend-
emf in a decoration of autumn flow
ers for the event and an elaborate
course of refreshments will be served
In the dining room. Asters nave
been chosen as the flowers for the
living room adornment and IN the
dining room great baskets OF brilliant
sweetpea blossoms will be used.
Progress in L.. T. L. Work.
Miss Marsaret Doe who is working
in the state for the organization OF
Loyal Temperance Lcgions among the
w. G. T. U. organizations. her once
having been created at the recent
state convention is making splendid
-, r. ~ro ,nyhara che Will work
for several weeks before coming to
Grand Forks. She is working through
the county and comes into the city
whenever necessary and the Fargo
Forum speaks as follows of the pro-
gress of the work there:
AN interesting event in connectlon
with the recent visit Of Miss Margaret
Doe, state organizer of the w. c. T.
U, was the organization Of an L. I. L.
among the young people of the Scam
dinavian w. C. T. u. a meeting was
held in the Swedish church. corner of
Third avenue and Fourth street north
and the league started with a COM
return in'abcut two weeks and a meet
ing has been announced for Saturday,
October %. when the organization
will be completed. The following are
the officers: President. Florence Hal
land; vice president, Harriet Ashland;
secretary, Judith stalhiem and treas
urer, Alvara Forsberg"
Langdon People Going Away.
Several of the prominent families OF
Langdon are seeking warmer climes
for the winter months and among
those who have left are Mrs. w.
Dickson and daughter, Agnes. who
have closed their home n left fol
Vancouver, B.. c. They will be away
several months and will be guests OF
Mrs. Dickson's sister. Mrs. j. S. Black
also a former Langdon resident, the
greater part of the time. They will
travel much in the west before theil
return, however.
Mrs. Robert Binnie and children OF
the same city have taken their de.
parture for Chewelah. Wash, which
they have chosen for their winter
home. Mr.. Binnic had planned to &C.
company them but his threshing de.
layed him M he will Join them SOM
time next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lachner whose
splendid farm home is near Vale!
will inter in Florida, having a coz,
winter cottage at Zephyr Hills. The,
do not plan to leave until the earl,
part of December but will be ava,
until the return Of the rea! warn
spring weather.
Wedding Thursday Evening.
The wedding o? Miss Emma Peder
son and Peter j.. kobberdal, boil
young people of this city, was solem
nlZed Thursday evening at $50 o'cloc)
at the residence of Rev. J. M. Per
sali"s. pastur Of the Swedish Luthera,
church, at IS North Sixth street. Rev
Pcrsenlus pc formed the ceremony ant
the }.a!'py couple left Immediately 70,
Indianapolis n st. Paul where the,
viii spend their honeymoon. The,
will return to this city to reside AMI
n large circle OF friends will exten,
congratulations.
Reynolds Wedding Today.
At h!gn noon today at st. Olaf
Lutheran church III Reynolds occurre
the marriage Of Miss Julia Tweeton
daughter Of BY. and Mrs. G. 8. Twee
ton of that place, ms Herman John
son. A large number of guests wer
invited to the ceremony and this aft
ernon q reception was held at tn,
home of the BRIDES parents.
X X
Mrs. Simpsons Mother Here.
Prof. and Mrs. Howard F.. Simpso,
Of Belmont avenue are entertaining a
their delightful guest for q few week
Mrs. Simpsons mother, Mrs. Jane
Loughbridge, who has arrived from
Oskal0osa. Iowa.