The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-27
SOCIETY
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Taking Round World Trip.

Taking Round World Trip.
The following from the society col
umns of the st. Paul Pioneer Press
refers to the parents of Charles Bart
les OF this city and as they have often
visited at their sons home here.
friends will read the item with in
terest:
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Rartlcs. S:1
Lincoln enu will leave Tuesday on
a trip around the world. They will
visit in Washington. u. G.. for a few
days. and go from there to New York.
where they will visit Mrs. William
Hawkes.. their daughter. until Deccm-
her 2. when they will sail for Genoa.
Italy. After spending SOM time in
Italy they will go direct to Columbia.
India to Calcutta. They will visit the
principal cities of China. Manila. the
islands Of Borneo and Sumatra. and
arrive in Japan al the cherry BOSOM
season. They will sail from japan to
San Francisco. reaching there about
June 1. 1912. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartles
will he accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
William a. Burns Of Philadelphia. who
took the Mediterranean trip with then,
last winter"
To Wed in Copenhagen.
Minneapolis Journal: Miss Carmel
Egan. the daughter Of DR.. Maurice
Francis EGan. United States minister
to Denmark. will become the bride of
Gabriel Ambrose O'Reilly of the insu-
lar government at Manila. Philippine
Island. Saturday. December >. The
marriage will take place in the Pro-
Cathedral of ST. Ansgar, Copenhagen.
and will be of much interest to former
friends of Mr.. O'Reilly. who at II
time lived in Minneapolis. although,
his home was in North Dakota. Mr..
O'Reilly went to the Philippines with
the Minnesota troops. He remained
In Manila. where he became superin-
tendent OF the public schools OF the
island: last year he was put in charge
the government department promot-
ing the native Filipino industries. Miss
Carmel Egan is the youngest daughter
Of DIR. and Mrs. E.gan and she is Very
popular i'll society at home and abroad.
She is Il graduate of Holy Cross acad-
envy of Washington. and she made her
deput in the national capital three
years ago.
Is Invited to the White House.
Thanksgiving at the white house as
lihs guest ol MISS I1S!sH ldlt Is tHe
promise of a delightful holiday for
Miss Isabelle Vincent, the eldest
daughter of President and Mrs. George
E. Vincent of Minneapolis.
Miss Taft and Miss Vincent are both
seniors at Bryn Mawr. although Miss
Taft's attendance at college merely
means an occasional visit to her alma
mater: but they are in the same class
anyhow. and were great chums before
Miss Taft took UP the reign as a white
house %dehutante and belle last winter.
Aside from that. isn't Yale the alma
mater of President Taft and of Presi-
dent Vincent? All Of which are links
in the friendship Of the two Bryn
Mawr girls. Miss Taft spent last week
at Bryn Mawr as the guest Of Miss
Thomas. president of the college, and
her three days visit vas a round of
college frolics. Had 1t not been for
her mothers delicate health. Miss Taft
would have returned this yea to
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Convention Committee Named
The committee t. arrange for the
1912 convention Of the North Dakota
Federation Of Women's clubs to be
held In this city next October has been
named and Is composed of Mrs. F. L.
McVey Of the Franklin club as chair.
man. Mrs. a. I. Hunter Of the wo-
mems Civic league. Mrs. E. j. Lander
Of the Ladies' Thursday Musical club
and Mrs. Marshall Brannon of the
Entire Nous club. These ladies will
act as the arrangements committee
and Mrs. Mcvey Is already in cores
pondence with the state president,
Mrs. y. c. Young Of Fargo. with a
view to beginning preparation early
that the convention may be the best
in the history of the state.
Annual Rebckah Roll Call.
The annual roll call of Maple Leaf
lodge OF Rebekahs will be held Tues
day evening at the regular meeting to
be held at Odd Fellows hall. A pro.
gram of muscal numbers and readings
and the evening will be concluded with
a buffet luncheon service. All menu
bers and all visiting Rebekahs are
cordially invited to be present.
Enjoyed Canadian Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rutherford Of
Key West, Mimi. are at home again
after an extended trip through Mani
toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta and
enjoyed the pleasure journey to the
extreme. They were much impressed
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To Wed Valley City Man.
Minneapolis Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Harding Barber the
engagement Of their daughter, Ruth
knowlton, to Arleigh Russell Miller
of Valley City. X. D. The wedding
viii take place Monday evening. De-
Mrs. Valley Hostess.
The Lady Elks' Card club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. John Valley in River
side Park II all members are urged
to be present. Cards will be the pleas
urc II the usual good time will he
enjoyed.
Entertained at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. werstlein enter.
tanned with an informal 5 o'clock din.
ner Sunday evening at their home or
lone avenue and their guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles TAYLOR and
Peter LaMour.
Taking Long Wedding Trip
J. Gruber Of Los Angeles, Calf.
and his bride, who was formerly Miss
1iulda Solder. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Solder of Milton, have left on
a. !ong wedding 0 and will visit
Chicago. points III Florida and Hava.
ma. Cuba, before going to Los Angeles
where they will reside.
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