The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-27

SlSAtluS III UuluLl1s .
Mrs. c. L. vanAlstine. ST.. has gone
to Duluth to enjoy q ten days. visit
and Mrs. L. Klein VanAlstine.
Enjoyed Real Camp Life. !.
avlley City Times.Record: Tuesday
morning President and Mrs. George
A. Mcfarland reached homo from .
two months visit On the Pacific coast.
They visited their daughter Mrs. Nc
Lain. nee Elsie Mcfarland. and Mrs.
McFarland's sister at Berkeley. Cal.
Mr.. Mcfarland spent some time IN
civilization that pack horses were
used t carry in the baggage and the
bears were plentiful, and although
Mr.. Mcfarland did not have the ex-
perience of shooting one. he did see
several. He slept under tho treeS
without shelter and enjoyed the ex-
perience very much. He was III put a
operation. He is feeling in his usual
health. Z
Mrs. j. H. Grtfin's Honor.
Mrs. j. H. Griffin paid q handsome
compliment this afternoon to Mrs.
John NJ. Carols guests. Mrs. Mary
Carroll. Mrs. Annie Scanlon and Miss
Rose Carroll Of Saratoga Springs. n.
Y. and Mrs. Charles j. Kane of Mtnot.
when she entertained at her Untver-
sity avenue home at cards. The pleas
ure was bridge whist and those fav-
ored with invitations were just enough
for four tables. Mrs. Griffin used the
brightly colvred asters and sweet peas
of the early fall season for her de.
coration and her rooms were made
most inviting and attractive. Miss
Fanny Davis. Mrs. Joseph Kennedy
and Mrs. ] P. Knockles assisted and
the tables were spread for a delicious
luncheon service.
House Party at Lisbon.
Mrs. W. S. Parker of Lisbon. who is
we'll remembered by the druggists
wives of the state as n OF h most
active women Of the auxiliary. espe.
cially at convention time. is n OF
the hostesses at a large house party
which is being given this week at Lis
bon. Mrs. T. c. Patterson and Mrs.
and among the ladies who went from
Fargo were Mrs. J.. Frank Treat.
Mrs. ". J. Howe. and Mrs. NJ A. Bald
win. Eighteen guests were expected
from Caseiton. Wahpeton. Barnes
willie. Cogswell and Fargo, and many
charming forms of entertainment
have been planned in their honor.
There will be receptions. card parties,
auto rides and other pleasant diver
one continual round Of gaiety.
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Miss Jacob Organizes Glasses.
Miss Geraldine jacob who took
training last year at the Emerson
School last year and Expression in
Boston is organizing classes in physi-
cal culture in the local high school and
for the reason that the work will
count one full credit towards gradua-
ton a great many are taking advant.
age of the opportunity. The school
board also gives Miss Jacob a room
for her classes and every inducement
for the pupils to take up the beneficial
work.
Miss Jacob has also organized class
es in both physical culture and ex-
preston in the Belmont school and Is
giving a great many private lessons.
She is making splendid progress with
her work and is deeply interested In 1t.
IL. W. c. A. cafctcri. Open.
The first meal at the Y. w. ca.
cafeteria in the new association build.
ing was served at the supper hour last
evening and there was a splendid par
ty of girls there to test the first serv-
ice. though no word OF It had been
given out. The service will continue
regularly under the direction Of Mrs.
Jennie Wiltsie and the breakfast hour
will be from Z to $3.50 o'clock. the
lunch hour from 1880 to 1880 o'clock
and the dinner hour from s to :
o'clock. The cafeteria is equipped
with everything modern and the din
ing room furniture is rich In appear
ance and comfortable. The menus
are posted where all can see them
plainly and the patrons order what
they desire and wait upon themselves
with large trays. After the meal the
dishes are returned to a small win.
dow which opens into the kitchen.
The cafeteria promises to grow very
popular and all ladies Of the city are
cordially invited to patronize 1t.
The formal opening Of the lunch
room, however. will not take place
until the latter part Of next week ant
the house warming of the new home
in general, will shortly follow that
There are now twenty-five young
women housed in the building and thu
educational classes will begin Mon
day. October 9. The vesper service
announced for next Sunday has beer
postponed a week on account Of thu
opening of the Congregational church
whose dedication service is set for
o'clock in the afternoon.