The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-27
Wants Perfect Rabies

town Wants Perfect Rabies
st. Paul Pioneer Press: Deter
aimed to learn how to develop NOR,
perfect babies. the club women o
Clark of Waterloo to Europe for
years study on the subject. DIR
f, Clark will sail from New York DE
cembcr IL. and the folio ing twelve
! months will he spent at medical cen
lerc of the continent.
DR.. Clark's mission is a part Of tn,
campaign OF Iowa women to increas,
the general physical welfare Of tn,
people of Iowa. Although the win
ming infant in IA state wide baby show
last summer scored 96 l.c per cen
out Of a possible 100. winning over
several rivals by a narrow margin,
the Iowa Federation Of wcn,en's
clubs is not entirely satisfied with the
showing.
Mothers in the country districts
will be given scientific instruction in
the proper care Of babies. Prizes
will I've awarded i'll contests for the
most perfect baby in each district,
and after that a bis state contest will
be held at which the winners of each
district show will he entered.
Mrs. Lombard Coming
Mrs. Ida 1. Lombard. who was n
much esteemed resident of this city
for a number "f years is expected
from Minneapolis in a few days and
during a visit Of several days will be
entertained as the guest cf Mrs. W.
s. Regg of Belmont e and Mrs.
A. j. AnDyke of North Sixth street.
Mrs. Lombard has given up house.
keeping in Minneapolis and for a time
she will make her home with her son
Fred in Superior. stopping here on
her way TO that city. Her daughter.
Miss Stella. who visited here this
autumn will remain in Minneapolis to
her position as soloist in the First
Baptist church. This will be Mrs.
Lombard's first visit to Grand Forks
since she left and undoubtedly her
friends will make 1t a pleasant one.
Mrs. Hatcher Hostess Today.
Mrs. j. S. Hatcher entertained the
members of the Entire Nous club to-
day and the meeting was held this aft
ernoon at her home on South Fifth
street. The interesting program was
a continuation of excellent papers and
bits Of information on Holland. the
s."us sople: anu III 10 IoiI cali
each member told something Of the
home or social customs practiced in
the famous Dutch country.
Mrs. Alvin Clifford read a splendid
ly prepared paper on THE Royal
Family Of Holland" and Mrs. Harry g.
Smell contributed with an equally in
teresting article on Dutch Industry
Mrs. Frank Grifin's excellent paper
on Flemish Skill in Arts and
Crafts and Miss Ada Durand gave
the resume OF the next five chapters
of Brave Little Holland"
Farewell Entertaining
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs. F. A.
Stoltz and DR.. Anna s. Shortrdge ar
rived Friday noon and will be the
guests IF Mrs. II. B. Mitchell until
Tuesday. Dr.. Shortridge has been
visiting in Fargo and Mrs. Stolz has
been with relatives at Freeport. Ill.
From here the former goes to Seat
tie to spend the winter with her
daughter AND the latter to her home
at Great Falls, Mont. Their friends
in town have planned to make the
brief stay pleasant. This evening they
will be guests of honor at a card party
given by Mrs. A. NJ. Powell and Mrs.
Geo. Juergens entertains at a thimble
bee Saturday afternoon.
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Dinner for Mr.. Bulger
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. johnson gave a
handsomely appointed 5 o'clock din
ner this afternoon at their Alpha M
nue. home ! honor Of Harry Bulger,
the star comedian in THE Flirting
Princess" which will be the attraction
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Bulger
and their son. Harry. Jr.
Mrs. Johnson's people and Mr.. Bull
gers people are two Of the oldest
families in GAINESVILLE. Ohio, and con-
s%equently the meeting and visit to-
day was thoroughly enjoyed by both.
First Complimentary Reception.
An innovation in fraternal social
events in this city is announced by in.
y%itations issued today by Grand
or lodge No. II. A. o. U. ". for their
annual complimentary reception and
ball. 1t will be given Thanksgiving
eve. Wednesday. November 20, at the
Odd Fellows hall and is for all mem.
beers Of the two lodges with their la.
dies. Dancing, cards and refresh
ments will make up the evenings pro
gram and there will be no admission
fee.
Judge fOung's Daughter Engaged
Fargo have announced the engage.
ment of their daughter. Miss Laura
Bird Young to Charles Walter spauld-
ing. Jr., of Carroll, Iowa. The date
OF the wedding is not given but Mr..
Spaulding will be a Thanksgiving
guest at the Young home on Eleventh
street south and will he accompanied
to that city by Judge and Mrs,
foung's son. Horace Young. They
were expected to arrive last evening
from Carson, n. q.
Had to Abandon "Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. ALERT Of Lang.
don who have a great many friends
in this city were compelled to give ur
their trip west when they reached Chi.
cago on account of Mrs. Allert's health
and they are again at their Lanxdor
home. They had planned to Spend
the winter away but first went to Chi.
cage where Mrs. ALERT entered q
health resort in the hope of gainins
her strength but the treatment proved
of no avail. She is now slowly i'm.
proving.
Making Splendid Progress.
Miss Anna Rabinovich who is II
Chicago this year pursuing her musi,
cal studies at the Chicago Musical col
lege and taking painting at the Ar
Institute writes home that she is max
ing splendid progress and will pla,
in = public recital next week. Mis-!
Rabinovich will not be home 70,
Thanksgiving but would like YER,
much to spend that day with her par
ents.
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To Winter in Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hyde of Mech,
left that city Friday evening to spene
the winter in Estes Park, Colo. q,