The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-22
Mrs. Kelley .Honored.

the men and women of national organ
!zations for her great interest and
work In promoting methods of agricul-
rure and bettering conditions OF farm
life and as an evidence Of this recos-
milton she has, just recently. been ap-
pointed delegate from North Dakota
10 two national conventions. Though
she will be unable to attend. having
but lately returned from the Dry
Farming Congress held i'll Colorado.
Mrs. Kelley will keep in touch with
the associations and. as requested. will
send her views on farm home life to
the National Country Life congress.
The first convention to which she
has been named delegate is the first
can association for highway improve
ment now in session at Richmond. Va,
and the other is the Nationa! Country
Life congress at Spokane. Wash, No
Tember $3.50.
To the first of these Mrs. Kelley is
invited by the president and directors
Of the ASSOCIATION and is also request
ed TO so to the convention from the
National Congress of Mothers and
she belongs as a delegate. This re-
quest is made by Mrs. Frederick Schof
Of Philadelphia. president Of the latter
association who says in her letter:
From Mrs. DeGormo We have learned
of the beautiful work you have done
in North Dakota and We would be
proud to have YOU represent u asso-
ciAticn." Mrs, DeGormo is a we'll
known lecturer whom Mrs. Kelley met
~ held in Colorado.
Class Members Party.
Thirty girls and young married
women. all members Of the Philathea.
class Of the Baptist Sunday school.
we're delightfully."- entertained last ev-
ening at the home Of Mrs. Harry X.
Geist on North Sixth street. The at
fair was a book party and some Of the
books were represented and among
h most novel ones were "Evange-
line" The White Sister" The Second
Violin" and Looking Backward" Mrs.
n. R. Lincoln. the class teacher. gave
a splendid talk on the mission TO
which the class has subscribed and
this was followed BY a delightful pro.
gram of musical numbers and readings
given by Miss Lillian Paulson. Miss
Jane Smith. Mrs. L. A. Chance and
Miss Ava Blank.
The evening was concluded with a
delicious refreshment course and Mrs.
Geist was assisted by Mrs. w. E. Ho-
hcf and Miss Gertrude Adams.
Recital a CorNin Hall.
students at Corwin hall will give their
regular weekly recital tomorrow after.
noon at 4:3O o'clock in the recital hall
and a cordial invitation is extended to
all interested in music. The program
for the recital follows:
Miss Gould.
Waltz in = .Durand
Miss Alice stinson.
n Rider ............ Schumann
Miss Archer.
(a) A Shepherds Tale. ..... .Nevin
CD Shepherds All and Maidens
falf Nevln
Miss Heely.
P. Erlendson.
...,......... Schubert
Miss Holmes.
Heart OF lin Galloway
Allegro Vtvace. op. 9. No, 49,.
Planned a Birthday Party.
The members OF the Methodist
Ladies' Aid society Of districts one and
two were entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Buchanan
on North Sixth street and in the dis
cussion Of plans for the year it was
Friday, December s. The ladies' will
Immediately make plans for the func-
ton and further announcement will
be made later. The meeting yesterday
was concluded with a dainty lunch
served by the hostess.
Birthday for Son.
Mrs. Harry Silverman gave pleasure
to. a large company Of little folks
Elm street in honor Of the sixth birth
day Of her little son., Sam. The hours
were from 2 to $ o'clock and after a
program Of games and music the
bountiful birthday supper was served.
A bowl OF carnations was used for the
table decoration and Mrs. silverman
was assisted by Miss Hainrick. The
guests were Rose Share. Rebecca Ny
man, Jtna and Ned Simon, George
chasler, Louis Golden, Ethel and vii
liam Krochock. Ethel Paletz and Saul
Silverman.
Miss Hagen Sorority President.
the establishment at the uni
Tersity OF the two national girls sor.
critics there is always much interest
IN the doings of all other sororities OF
the country, hence the following mes
sage from Chicago Is published:
Miss Louise Hagen of Chicago was
chosen national president, at the an
nual meeting in session here TODAY. Of
the Gamma Beta Sigma sorority. 9th
er officers were: elected"
Had Delightful Visit.
Mre w ~ Nfrro~ald ,1s I.xk1 -
Master Carter. and Mrs. F. H. Carter
returned last evening from a thor
oushly' delightful Ave weeks visit with
friends in Minneapoli their former
home city. II had been two years since
Mrs. McDnoald had been in .Minne-
apolis and her friends made her stav
exceedingly pleasant with numerous
pretty social affairs in honor Of her
and her mother. Mrs. Carter.
To- i X.
Mrs. Movers Luncheon Today
Today's honor to Miss Perkins Of
Iota chapter Of Alpha Phi who con-
cludes her delightful visit here this
evening was a / o'clock luncheon Civ
en- by the wife Of the university presi-
dent. Mrs. F. L. McVey, at the presi-
dents house, University Place. The
patronesses OF the local chapter. Of
Alpha Phi and the alumni members
we're the invited guests.
II y n
Gave Evening Dinner.
Mrs. c. L. Van Alstine. Jr., gave
an informal dinner party last evening
at her home in the Dtnnie apartments
and her company of guests included
the family relatives. The delicious re-
past wa served at Z o'clock with COW.
ers laid for fifteen and the table deco.
ration was carried out with yellow,
chrysa nthemums. The evening was
given over TO cards and 800" was the
chosen game.