The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-17
Miss Hughes a, Drayton.

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Miss Hughes at Drayton.
Miss Jennie V. Hughes. the jubilee
speaker for the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the Methodist
church. who is being entertained dur
ing conference week as Mrs. r. Hey
wards guest went to Drayton last ev-
ening where she spoke before a large
gathering and she returned today noon
to speak this evening before the girls
Of the Y. W. c. a. at the university.
h will go to Grafton Thursday and
return here Friday to deliver the an
niversary sermon before the annual
gathering Of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society on Saturday after
noon at 3 O'Clock at the Methodist
church.
Miss Hughes proved herself the
most inspiring missionary speaker that
when she addressed an audience that
completely filed the church auditor
ium on Sunday evening. She talked on
her mission work in China where she
spent i've years as principal Of the
slele Training school at Kiu Kiang
her experiences proved an educa-
nc to her hearers. Miss Hughes
the famous Dr.. Mary Stone who was
IN charge of the Elizabeth Banforth
hospital at Kin Kiang and her talk
covered both the evangelistic and the
medical branch Of mission work.
J. f. Watson Gets pr :
Mrs. J. E. Watson took her depar-
tufe last evening for Bismarck which
city will be her future home. Mr.. Val
son having preceded her about a week
g The change is made necessary
% the recent promotion which has
come to h1r. Watson from the Emer-
watson Implement company for
which he has Travelled for the mast
rev years. He is 10Y superintendent
10 the southern territory OF the stare
VIII nead!uarters in the capital city
rome with the intention Of liking II
thoroughly well but at the game time
regret to leave the many j. ENDS they
nave a here during the past two
years Mrs Watson was yery nonu-
ar among her friends here and the
Gag prior to her departure were filed
E16 pretty farewell honors. Misses
lara and Belle johnson gave a din
Per Tor her at the Dacotah, Mrs. ]. p.
Healy and daughter, Helen. entertain.
60 her at dinner Sunday and Misses
and Mary Hoiseth gave a
supper party for her.
A1e. A01c6 BlFthdAy.
NIB. /. Isaacs Who makes her home
T1tn aer son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Soeeph Isaacs. at their residence on
North Sixth street was s~eventy-three
yeafs old yesterday and that the day
Night not go By without a little cele-
Dfsuon a company Of her friends
gathered last eyening at the Isaacs
nome and gave her a complete sur
pf1se. There were ladies and gentle
men In the party and after greetings
zee taoles were arranged
1or ca ,ha ant a spirited game Of 800"
va n evenings pleasure. The
trophies for the high scores went to
Ars. Max Rabinovich, Mrs. 8. Fried
mar, J. c. FRANKIE and Max Rabino-
v1ch and he pleasure was completed
WITH a dainty luncheon service.
Singer Children Ente.t.,ned
From 4 to s o'clock last evening
Miss Esther and Master Morris, chill.
4ren Of Mr. and Mrs. F.. Singer. enter.
tta.ned with a birthday party at their
nome in h SpriSgs block. Their
piaynates were their guests and the
fooms we're adorned with autumn foil
age and bowls Of fragrant flowers.
Inc birthday supper was served at 6
8 Friedman assisting and covers we're
!aio fo- Agnes Glockne-. David Fisher,
Leroy Johnson. Lloyd Friedman,
MOTIFS Singer. Esther Singer, Edith
kenwortny, James McCracken. Elsie
hcaatic, Dora Johnson. Sadie Fisher
Planning Masquerade Party.
The social committee Of the Z. W.
c. A: will meet at the supper hour this
evening to talk over plans for a mas
queTade party for the association girls
IN celebration Of Halloween Monday
evening. October 30. will probably be
chosen az the date and the function
Will be the first large social afair
since the opening Of the new building.
Mr.. Goodan Coming.
The Woman's Mission society Of the
Presbyterian church will meet Wed
nosday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs. John Dinnie, 302
North Fifth street. The reports Of
the synodical meeting held at James
town Will be heard and Mrs. Goodall,
ont to address the society. A large
attendance Is desired as Mrs. Good
j. address will be of interest to all.
Enroutc to Toledo. =
Mr.. c. E. Vermilya and daughter.
Miss Mildred, will arrive this evening
from M1not to spend a day or two at
the conference with Rev. Vermilya
who arrived last evening and they win
then go on to Toledo. Ohio. to be
guests Of Mrs. Verniiya's mother.
They expect to % away several weeks
as Mrs. Vermilya's mother has beer
IN falling health for some time.
Rack From the Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nisbet closed
their summer cottage at Lake Bemidfi
yesterday and reached home last ey-
ening to remain for the winter. Mr..
and Mrs: Nisbet enjoy lake life 20
thoroughly that they remain Just as
long as h leaves cling to the trees,
4
EIks Dance October 81.
The Elk entertainment comm,tte.
has chosen Friday evening. Octoher
~. for their next informal dancinr
party and the invitations Will be- IL.
eue0 this week. The na rf,z uriil ~. u.