The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-07
First Autum injecting.

First Autumn injecting.
st: Paul's Guild will open its regu-
lar monthly meetings at the parish
hall e Wednesday afternoon when
the first meeting after the long sum-
mer's vacation will be held. The work
for the year will be outlined and ac-
tivity begun at once.
Guests From Crookston.
Delightful guests today at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. E. P. Robertson at
Wesley Place r their sons wife, Mrs.
Donald Robertson of Crookston and
her little daughter. Miss Helen. They
will remain until tomorrow evening.
Provision Sale Saturday.
A provision safe for the benefit Of
the Sunday school Of st. Paul's church
viii be held Saturday at the Wilson
grocery store. 1t will open at 9
O'Clock in the morning with Mrs. H. L.
Pitts in charge and Misses Ella Flynn
and Frances Owen will assist.
To Visit Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. H. L. Pitts is making plans for
Mich. and probably will leave the
AoSSCA poAS "a ASAJ WOOhs XAIs lIIS
will join her at the close Of the thresh-
ing season and they will also visit in
Cleveland, Ohio, as guests of Mrs.
Pitts sister. Mrs. Pitts will be away
about q month.
Miss Keohen to Return.
Devils Lake Journal: Miss Anna
Keohen left for her home in Grand
Forks today, where she expects to
continue her schooling this term. Anna
spent the past year attending school
here, staying with her sister, Mrs.
F. j. Eichoen, during which time the
little lady has made a great many
friends who all regret to have her
leave.
Miss Kemerer Hostess.
Miss Etha Kemerer who graduated
in June from the local high school
leaves tomorrow morning to teach
near Northwood and as a farewell to
her girl friends she entertained last
night and this morning with a slum-
Der and breakfast party. The last
visit was q jolly one and in the party
were Misses Elite Lowe, Eva Beatt,
Jessie Dow, Eva Poupore, Ethel
Kaufman, Elgie harrington and Nell
lie McMullen.
Guests From Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Elton and little
daughter of Terre Haute, Ind, will
arrive today from Winnipeg where
they have been visiting and will be
the guests of Mr.. Elton's parents, MI.
and Mrs. James Elton of Belmont ave-
nue., for ten days. Mr.. Elton left here
several years ago, locating in Indi-
ana, and this is his first visit back to
Grand Forks. They have been in
Winnipeg for a month as guests of
Mrs. Elton's mother.
Thomas Devaney Married.
Thomas G. Devaney, who was con-
nected with the Benner, Begg & Gar
vim department store until a little
over a year ago, is married, the hap
py news coming to friends in hand
/. some announcement cards from Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Schum of Has
tings. Neb. His bride was former
ly Miss Emma Kathleen Schum and
the wedding took place Saturday,
September 3. The young couple will
, make their future home in Omaha,
Neb., where Mr.. Devaney is now To-
, Cdtcu anu SCOlcS VI -lIAcuuS 1IOLu IulS
!. city will extend congratulations.
Mrs. Waldo HOnOred Again.
: Mrs. H. NJ. Rounce and Mrs. Will
. liam Brownell were hostesses yester-
' day afternoon at the home of the
former on South Fourth street in hon
p or Of Mrs. v. R. Waldo who leaves in
a few days for her 70 home in Spo-
: kane. The invitations went to Mrs.
Waldo's most intimate friends and
g the hostesses provided various games
e and contests for the afternoons en-
tertainment. A dainty lunch was
e served in the dining oom as the con
Guiding pleasure and covers we're laid
: for Mrs. Waldo, Mrs. G. H. Wilmarth,
Mrs. Andrew Vietch, Mrs. J.. H. Owen,
i Mrs. 8. Friedman, Mrs. H. P. Fowler.
! Mrs. William Bulge, Mrs. E. M. Ed