The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-05
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Mrs. Bcgg at Fargo.
Mrs. w. s. Begg went to Fargo on
"Wednesday to enjoy Il few days visit
as the guest of Mrs. Robert Gormley
who has often visited in this city.
She expects to eturn home Satur-
day evening.
Young Peoples Meeting.
The Young Peoples society of the
First Lutheran church will meet at
the church this evening at s O'Clock
and Mrs. Ole Berge will serve re-
freshments. All are invited.
Auxiliary to Elect Officers.
The Women's Auxiliary of ST. Paul's
Episcopal church will meet Friday aft.
ernoon at ) O'Clock for the annual
election OF officers and all members are
urged to be present. The meeting Will
w. Fegan at $40 South Fourth street.
Entertaining Sewing Club.
Mrs. F.. NJ. Read is entertaining the
ladies OF the Pythian Sewing club this
afternoon at her home on North
Fifth street and the pleasure is need
lework and social visiting. 4 SER
vice of light refreshments will he n
joyed at the close of the afternoon.
Club Party for Juniors.
The faculty Of the Junior depart
ment Of Wesley college conservatory
are arranging for a club party for
all the Junior pupils on Saturday aft
ernoon from 3 to I O'Clock. The lit
tie folks will gather at the city stu
dos to have an hour of recreation
and the teachers will serve light re-
freshmcnts and assist in making the
time a merry one. The idea of these
gatherings is to teach the pupils that
the study of music is not all work
and no play.
Baptisu Mission Circle.
The Women's Mission circle of the
Baptist church will not hold the
neighborhood meetings as announced
hut will meet in the church parlors
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss
Anna knop. who is a home mission
field worker for North and South Da-
kota. will be present and address the
meeting. She is a woman we'll ac-
Quainted with city mission work and
a bright. interesting speaker. All la
dies of the congregation are urged to
be present and all women of the city
fro mother churches are cordially in
vited.
N1lSS eAIl0lVrHOII 11dS xtcNONSESVs
Miss Jennie Anderson, the voice
teacher at Wesley college conservatory
has recovered from her attack of ty-
phoid fever and is back to her duties.
Miss Anderson Is not thoroughly
strong Yet but she will be able to go
to Devils Lake for the federation on
cert which will be gratifying news to
the music lovers of Devils Lake. Miss
Cordelia Hulburd of the conservatory
= p,,1xx. &C. f1I to1ox. hai-~ confined 80
her room on account of a severe cold.
Grafton Federation Delegates.
Mrs. Grant S. Hager and Mrs. G.
E. Stinson of Grafton have been elect
ed by the Monday Night club of that
city as its delegates to the North Da-
kota Federation convention to be held
meeting the clubs new officers were
elected. Mrs. Hager being chosen
president, Rev. ". Ingram. vice presi-
dent and Miss Bertha Hanson, secre.
tary-treasurer.
Mrs. Corliss Hostess Today.
Mrs. Guy c: H. Corliss received a
noon at her home OF Reeves ave-
nue. to meet Mrs. E. A. Connolly Of
Pasco, Wash. who is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. C. C. Gowran and
completes her visit here x week.
Mrs. Corliss made her beautiful home
festive with autumn flowers and ac-
companied her pleasure with an air
of informality that made it thorough
ly delightful. She was graciously as
T. B. Holmes and during the re-
ceiving hours light refreshments
were served in the dining DON
Mrs. Enright Entertained.
Mrs. NJ. L. Enright was this aft
ernoon's charming hostess in honor
of Mrs. ]. NJ. Carroll's company of
pitable farm home at $500" The
guests of honor were Mrs. Charles ].
Kane Of Minot. Mrs. M. A. Carroll,
Mrs. A. Scanlon and Miss Rose Car
roll of Saratoga, Springs, N. Y. and
Miss Fannie Davis of Kelvin. Mont,
and those favored with invitations
were just enough for three tables.
The spirited game was followed by
a dainty supper service and Mrs. En-
right was assisted by Miss Davis and
Mrs. Lawrence E.. O'Connor.
Entertained Guest From Scotland.
DR.. and Mrs. T. Mulligan gave a
dinner at their Belmont avenue
home last evening in compliment to
Dr. u. j. GtslaSon's distinguished
guest. Prof. S. Sveinbjornsson of
Edinburgh, Scotland, and the even
ing that followed proved one of the
most delightful that their guests have
ever enjoyed. The delicious and
handsomely appointed repast was
served at $3.50 o'clock with covers
placed for six and the evening pleas
ure was a musicale given by the guest
of honor. who is a very noted COM
poser n musician. He favored with
both piano and vocal numbers and the
treat was a very rare
Prof. Sveinbjornsson is making his
first trim through Amaric2 and ho4h