The evening times., 1911-07-17

Guests at Begg Home.
Mrs. Robert Gormly and daughter,
Miss Florence, returned today noon to
their home In Fargo after having en-
tjoyed delightful over Sunday VISIT
as guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Begg on Belmont avenue.
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Secretary Graves Family Home.
Secretary c. w. Graves of the Com
mercial club returned Sunday from
Marion, Ind, accompanied by Mrs.
Graves and the children who have
been visiting there for the past sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Graves went to
meet them the early part of last
week.
Three Girls Initiated. ~ /
The Alpha Delta girls received
cards this morning from their dele
gates, Misses Bernice Bulge and
Maude Templeton, at the Kappa AL
pha Theta convention at Pasadena,
Cal, bringing the good news that
they, together with Miss Clara Bull,
also of Alpha Delta, had been initiat-
! ed into the national order the first
day of the convention. Miss Bull who
is now Vassar student is former
North Dakota university girl, the
daughter Of Mrs. Webster Merrifield,
and now resides at Pasadena. The
girls are having glorious time and
enjoying every minute of the day.
DR.. and Nrs Mulliron lIo,,.
DIR. and Mrs. T. Mulligan whose
eastern travels have just come to a
close are again at their Belmont ave-
nue. home and though their trip took
them over the entire chain of lakes
with stops at every interesting port
both are thoroughly glad to be home
again and are quite satisfied that
there is no city in the east quite as
nice as Grand Forks.
Mrs. Mulligan has been absent
seven weeks, having enjoyed an ex-
! tended and delightful visit with her
mother at Seaforth before the doctor
Joined her for their water trip. From
her home city they travelled east on
Lake Ontario to the Thousand Islands
and on the st. Lawrence river to Que
bee. After several days in that his
torlcal city they went by the Saginaw
to Lake ST. George and then returned
to Toronto and Seaforth before TAX
ing the boat at Port Huron for home.
friends entertained them at Fort Will
liam and Port Arthur during the stop
OF the boat and they enjoyed two DAYS
with Duluth friends before reaching
mere yesterday morning. The heat in
the east during their travels was ter
rinc but being on the water the great
er part of the time DR.. and Mrs Null
llsan escaped that unpleasantness.
Kappa Alpha Theta Convention
The Kappa Alpha Theta convention
in Pasadena, Cal, is over end it has
been most delightful experience for
MISS Maude Templeton and Miss Ber-
nice Bulge of this city as we'll as
for the 400 other sorority girls from
all corners of the United States who
nave been in attendance. The North
Dakotsi girls were the youngest in
point of membership in attendance
but enjoyed the continual round of
social affairs thoroughly and are now
indulging in house festivities in and
about Pasadena and Los Angeles.
They will not be home to tell their
! sorority sisters E'bout the gathering
Tor a month or more so all will be
Interested in brief outline of what
has been going on since the conven-
tion convened last Tuesday.
The first of the national sororit;es
to be formed by women, the K. A. T.'s
was also the first to publish "a daily
paper at their biennial convention, an
undertaking which has been done but
once before by a mems fraternity.
The Theta Daily was published in
Pasadena, and its first issue had
stories and descriptive l-rticles of the
trip across the country. The train
left Chicago July 9, and en- route has
stopped at Minneapolis, Tahoe, Den
yer. Salt Lake and other pleces, at
each of which the travellers were en-
tertained by resident Thetas.
10 Minneapolis girl, Miss Clara
Tanning, has fallen the honor of be-
ing made the editor in cnief' of the
Theta Daily. Among the associate
editors were Mrs. John W-chtel, Jr.,
OF Los Angeles; Mrs. John Fitch, and
Mrs. Leslie Carpenter, the latter of
Minneapolis
AyplC6i SOutuern CallIOrn1a well
comes and hospitality greeted the 400
elegates and members of the National
kapps' Alphs Theta sorority in Pasa-
dena Tuesday morning, for the first
time in history Of the organization
coming to the Pacific coast for the
biennial convention.
Members of the Los Angeles Iota
Alumnae society have for months
been carefully working out the de-
tails of the entertainment to be Of
fered the visiting college women, in
the extending of which hospitality
the entire California Theta forces are
enlisted.
Whe nthe train arrived every Theta
member was on hand, cheering and
waving college flags, to welcome the
visitors.
The same afternoon there was IN
automobile ride, at which the Pasa-
dena board of trade was host.
Wednesday afternoon entertainment
had been plsnned at which the visi-
tors were given brief dream-like
glimpses of Californta's romantic his
tory.
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