The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-10
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Jug and appropriated by some un-
known parties. The loss is considered
great hN the authorities and ii was en-
pectcd that about ten bushels OF pota-
toes would be realized from the field.
II report of the work from April l
70 November | was read us follows:
Girls cared for, tifty-two: children
cared for. forty-two: births. eighteen:
girls married. five: girls sent To work,
seven: girls sent back &c their homes.
Ten: homes found for mothers and
children, sixteen: and Juvenile court
cases. four. 1t has been announced
.lat the sewing room at he home is
@ IN working order and orders for
a'l plain sewing are solicited"
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'\"AiIiarN Had Pleasant Gathering.
An interesting meeting of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of st. Paul's church
was held this afternoon ut Mrs. Jas.
t.ltonS home on Belmont avenue and
the privilege given each member of
brlnging a lady brought IL an unus-
uallN large gathering. 1t was the
meeting for the receipt of donations
Tor indian work n in his connec-
NiSN uSSloIl OII lEEtl
subject WAS taken up. Mrs. j.. II.
boSard who spent Il year in Alaska
was present and she graciously added
interest by telling considerable OF
What she saw of mission work while
IN thai country. The Indian mission
was stationed hut three miles from
where she was located and she too
Il great deal of interest in the mis-
Sl"narE'S work. III found that her
TASK MAS hN. No ,,,n,, -, -
and related some Of the hardships
ana unpleasant experiences which
thoSe good wonlen endure. In the
coolest weather the missionary at this
place walked three miles to the town
every Sunday evening to hold serv-
ices and made the return trim by foot
also.
tlonorcd Larimurc Guest.
Devils Lake Journal: \ very pleas
thimble bee was given Yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. y. NJ. Powell. ON
ptlmtntary to Mrs. Charles Turner of
Larimorr and Mrs. Walton of Car
rlnSton. The day was the twentieth
anniversary of MIR. and Mrs. Powelrs
marriage and as the date was known
10 the guests. they surprised their
hostess by presenting her with IA bead
hand bag. a gift of more value to the
u VI uelIIE d SURPRISE.
Mrs. !" D. Smell, Mrs. a. f. Bridert
ana Mrs. r. V. Rice assisted in serv-
ing luncheon. Others present were
Mesdames George Juergens. George w,
M"ores, G.. NJ. Fisher, George Roden-
bach: Louis Mundt. Thos. Montgom-
cry. w. IA. Reid. Frances Woodward,
Ruser. $. l.. Wineman. John Van
LEV. Jens Svee. j. ii. Collinson, n. L..
Thorson and G. ]. Is. Turner.
Informal Honor for Visitors.
Mrs. p. s. IIoushton invite a small
company of old time friends to her
home on Reeves avenue yesterday aft
ernoon TO drink coffee with Mrs.
krouse of Chicago. who is here for
Il few weeks visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. L. ] Lander. and Mrs. ].
II: Bosard who is spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. r.. \. Jack
son. Both honor guests have their
most friends among the old
er resident OF the city. Mrs. krouse
having visited here frequently. and
the pleasure was a delightful one.
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E.lks Dance Tonight.
\ large company of dancers are
looking forward to an unusually good
time this evening when they will he
guests Of lodge 255. r. p. O. f. AT one
OF their popular informal parties AZ
the club rooms in the Elk building.
The committee has secured the Fin
ley orchestra and an especially fine
program of music has been arranged.
The crisp air that came with the snow
this morning will make the atmos.
phere just right for the enjoyment of
a good dance n it is almost certain
that the party tonight will be an en-
ceptionallS large one.
Miss Robcrtson's Dinner.
Miss Exine Robertson. who is at
tending n university this year and
making her home with her uncle and
aunt DR.. and Mrs. e. P. Robertson
OF University Place. gave Il small din
ner party last evening at the Robert.
son home and her guests were Misses
vera Stinson. Alice Dinnie and Grace
Mctallum. The guests came in the
afternoon and the delicious % st
was served at s o'clock. Red was the
CHOSEN color scheme for the pretty
table decoration and Mrs. Robertson
assisted.
Recital Given at Corwin.
Another of the popular weekly re.
cltals was given yesterday afternoon
a, Corwin hall and. though the at
tendance of music lovers was not
"a slarge as the quality Of the rogra
should attract. those who were pres
ent made up for absent ones in ex-
preston of compliment to the play
ers. the program was an excellen,
treat and it presented two new fe,.
lures, the ensemble classes organized
ny Prof. Lampert, and numbers from
the department Of expression con.
Quoted by Miss Anne Often.
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Simpsons Guests Leave.
VII. n Mrs. II. 6. Simpson of Yer.
non, Iowa. who have enjoyed three
delightful weeks here as guests oi
their son and his wife, Prof. and Mrs
Howard e. Simpson of Belmont ave.
nue., v completed their visit and
left Wednesday for California. They
Will spend the winter in the SUNNY
state and will divide their time be.
tween Los Angeles and Pasadena.
Mrs. Stevens Spoke ut Mimic.
Mrs. j.. r. Stevens of University ave.
nue., treasurer of the North Dakota
Anti-Tuberculosis society, smoke ai
Mimic Wednesday evening in the in.
terests of the society and also display
&c the state exhibit. Mrs. Stevens
vas greeted by u splendid aurience
n the entire city seemed to take in
terest i'll the new methods for the pre-
NeHtIon Oh tuberculosis.
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Miss Lavallcy's Birthday.
MISS Lola Lavalley was honered last
evening In honor of her birthday an
niversary when the dormitory girls of
the y. w. &. A. gave a supper party
In celebration of the event. The sup
per was served at 6:3O O'Clock in the
cafeteria oom and the table decora-
ton was carried out in green and
white. Covers were placed for
twenty w guests.
Double Wedding at Thompson.
a double u-oddinp tcc,,- ,Io.. -.