The evening times., 1911-07-24

MT. and Mrs. j. NJ. Smith and their
two daughters, Nellie and Alice, left
this morning for Emerado to spend
day on the farm and will return
home this evening.
Mrs. Prentice's Guest.
Mrs. E. D. Prentice is entertaining
as her delightful guest her niece, Miss
lsla Holland of Fosston, Mimi. Miss
Holland will enjoy the fair and re-
main for several days following. Mrs
S. G. Campbell of Hood River, Ore.,
who has been Mrs. Prentice's guest
for several days has returned to
Crookston to complete her visit with
Mrs. Will Ireland and expects to start
for the west next Thursday.
Sorority Houses at Minnesota.
Minneapolis Journal: Kappa Alpha
Theta is the first women's fraternity
at the university to own its own
home, which is located at 314 Tenth
avenue southeast and which the mem
bers have occupied since last spring.
Alpha Phi sorority will build a
house this year at the corner of Tenth
and University avenue southeast. The
girls expect to occupy the house in
December and in the meantime they
will select temporary apartment.
Home for the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Dinnie returned
home Saturday evening from Valley
City where they have been spending
the past several weeks and will re-
main here this week to enjoy the fair
Mr.. Dinnie has the contract for the
erection of the manual training and
domestic science hall at the state
normal at Valley City and the work is
keeping him away from home most Of
the summer. Mrs. Dinnie has been
with him most Of the time.
Mrs. Hopkins Leaves Tonight.
Mrs. c. M. Hopkins and her two
little nephews, Jamie and Robert
Maxwell, were entertained as ovel
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Crary at their home on international
avenue and leave this evening fol
Lincoln. Neb., where the little boyi
will spend the remainder of the sum
mer with their grandmother. Mrs
Hopkins will return to Chicago wher'
her brothers reside and probabl!
again make that city her home.
Away on Motor Tour.
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs. Earl,
Mann and brother, Mrs. F. P. Nam
and son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Smith leave in the big Mann Cadilla
tomorrow for Birch lake, near Saul
Center, Mimi, where they will enjo
the beautiful summer resort unit
September 1. The car will be use'
for tours about the state. the twil
cities being but short run from tn
lake. The party anticipates YER
pleasant outing.
Miss Hoy's Farewell.
Miss Grace Hoy who leaves tomor
row noon for ST. Paul where she will
spend day before starting for Mex
leo City in Old Mexico where she will
take up her work as missionary tn
first of next month spoke her farewell
before the Methodist Sunday schoo
classes yesterday. Miss Hoy has bee
one of the most active of the Meth
odist Sunday school workers, both a
q teacher and astudent, q ever sine
she came here and though her CO
workers rejoice IN. the good work sh
has chosen they will miss her muc
and say farewell with regret.
In speaking her farewell yesterda
Miss Hoy said that she was sure tina
she was going to like her work 70
ever since child she has been inter
ested in the Mexicans and Spaniardi
She has devoted much of her colleg
course to bible and missionary stud
and is quite familiar with the dutie
that will fall upon her, while tn
cheerfulness with which she look
forward to the work ID sure to brin
y her success.