The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-13
SOCIETY
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fort to effect a permanent organization
at an early date and to facilitate their
plans have divided the state into seven
districts with the following cities AZ
headquarters. Minot. Devils Lake,
Dickinson. Bismarck. Jamestown. Far
go II Grand Forks. AN active train
ed nurse in each Of these cities will be
named as chairman for that district
and made a member of the state asso-
citation committee. For the next few
weeks she will be asked to enlist the
interest and assistance of all the nurs-
es in her territory and just as soon as
final details can be arranged a meet
ing for the organization of the state
association will be held. very probably
in this city.
The local association hopes to Sc
cure for this state meeting the at
tendance of Miss Belle Mclssac. r. n.
who is widely known as An authority
on all matters pertaining to trained
nursing and the government of state
associations. She Is now assistant edi-
tor of the American Journal of Eurs-
ing and for some years was superin-
tendent Of the Illinois Nurses Training
school. AT present she is dcvoting her
entire lime to organizing n lectur-
ing and has promised to come to
Grand Forks as soon as she completes
a southern tour. Miss Long. secretary
VA Tx lOSdi dSSpS IL III NllN
s%pondence with her and is making
every effort to have her visit anu the
state meeting at the same time.
Yesterdays meeting was concluded
with a visit to DIR. II. II. HealN'S Office
where he gave a splendid X-Ray dem
o%nstration for the benefit of the nurs-
cs. This was thoroughly enjoyed as
we'll as being EDUCATIONAL : I
| Masonic Informal Dance.
The Masons and their friends dane
ed the last of their parties until the
holiday season arrives last evening
and the merrinent of the approach
ing time of sladness was in evidence
everywhere. The company of guests
was a large one and the Rorkc or
ches'ra furnished splendid pro-
party will be given at the temple
on New Years night and this. though
informal. will be one Of the largest
functions of the ear the presence
Of holiday guests always adding to the
charm of Masonic parties at that par
ticular time.
The guests a, last evenings dance
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Duis, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.
Abrahamsen. Mr.. and Mrs. H. h.
Geist. Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. D. Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs: F. a. Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. c..
y. Barnes. DR.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Will
hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Stokes. MIR. and
Mrs: ]. G.. Sheppard. Mr.. nj Mrs. R.
son. Mr.. n Mrs. c. F. weisbacker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Westacott, Mr..
and Mrs. j. s. wineman. Mr.. and
Mrs. V. c.. Brown, Dr.. and Mrs. c..
L. Tompkins. Mr.. and Mrs. D. 8.
Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. D F. Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs.
". H. Alexander. Mr.. nj Mrs. L. j.
Densmore, Mr.. and Mrs; E: H: Blair.
Mt. and Mrs. Robert McGrath. Mr..
and Mrs. ". ]. Watt. Mrs. Il. G..
Picker, Mrs. W. H. witherstine. Mrs.
e. s. temperance. Misses Gertrude
Cunningham. Lillian Bendeke. Marion
Bendeke. Mollie Eiken Of Crookston,
Lydia Lorenson. Ethel Darlington,
Clara Hale. Alpha Rust. Leone Cory
and NJ. Bassare. Messrs. a. L. Berg,
s.: Bsndeks' NJ; Panoyitz; Walter
II. Southland, Phil Eckman, Thco-
dore Holmes, Fred G~rabenstein, n. J.
Hussey, 4. G.. Winenlan, and Paul
Busch.
Miss F1adeland Wcds Tomorrow.
Miss Tillie Fladeland Of this city is
among the December brides and her
wedding OCCURS tomorrow afternoon
at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. H.
]. Glenn on Gertrude avenue. Miss
Fladeland will wed Mr.. Sven Roysland
Of Thompson and the marriage cere-
mony will be performed at 8 O'Clock
In the presence Of the bridal attend
ants and a few family friends. The
wedding dinner will be served at the
Hotel Columbia and in the evening
Mr.. Roysland will leave with his bride
to spend their honeymoon in Minne-
apolis and St. Paul. On their return
they will take up their home on the
groom's splendid farm east Of Thomp-
son and their receiving late will he
after January l.
The bride will be gowned at the
marriage altar in a robe OF soft white
messaline over which she will wear a
flowing veil of tulle and on her arm
she will carry a bridal bouquet Of
white roses. Her two bridesmaids,
Miss Bessie ROTOR Of this city and Miss
Tillie Roysland. a sister of the groom,
will wear gowns Of pale blue messa-
line and carry arm bouquets of pink
carnations. The groom's escorts will
be knute Omlid of this city and Bjorg
Roysland. A brother from Thompson,
The bride has heen a resident Of
Grand Forks for the past five years
and has been successfully engaged in
the dressmakipg business during that
time. She has a large circle Of
friends and all will extend her good
wishes at this time. Mr.. Roysland is
we'll known as one Of the successful
young farmers Of Thompson.