The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-06
To Minneapolis for Week.

To Minneapolis for week.
Miss Florence and Frances Collins
left today noon for Minneapolis where
they will attend the fair and enjoy a
weeks visit as the guests Of their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
collins.
Away on Hunting Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Collins and
DAUGHTER. Helen. and Mr.. and Mrs ".
A. Crary left this morning on a weeks
hunting trip and will go as far as Ed
more. At Edmore they will be guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Milton Crary and all
look forward to a jolly trip.
Kings Hcralds Picnic.
Miss Mabel Davies will have charge
of he Kings Heralds of the Meth
odist church at their regular meeting
to be held tomorrow afternoon at
Lincoln park and every member is
exchange will be the plan for supper
and each child u bring his lunch
in a box which he will exchange for
another at h supper hour. Each
member must also bring ten cents to
make up the pledge for the Foreign
SOSiOS. MISS hdNleS Will
give two readings as the program.
Who Will Open the Door for Ling
Tee" and The Model Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Frctz Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fretz. Jr., are
enjoying a brief visit from Mr.. Fretz's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fretz.
Sr. of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fretz came home with Mrs. Fretz,
Jr.. and her daughter. marguerite.
who have spent the summer in Phila-
delphia and Milwaukee and they will
be heer only until Monday noon when
they leave for San Francisco where
they will make their home in the
future.
Entertained for Mrs. Hunt.
Mrs. c. A. Foster entertained in.
formally yesterday afternoon at her
home on Second avenue in honor Of
Mrs. Charles E. Hunt who soon re-
turns to her home in Chicago after
spending the summer here as the
guest Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs. E..
P. Robertson. Mrs. Foster favored a
company Of twelve with invitations
and the afternoon was pleasantly
passed with n~eedlework and social
communion. The service Of a delecta-
Die luncheon was the concluding de-
light and the guests found places at
the large table in the dining room
which was adorned with a basket Of
nasturtium blossoms.
Mrs. Converse Hostess Today.
Mrs. E. c. Converse extended hos
pitality his afternoon at her home
at University Place to a company Of
eighteen ladies Of the n~eighborhood
and her guests included her mother.
Mrs. S. McCannon Of Aurora, Ill. who
will complete her visit here next
week. and Mrs. c. A. Thompson's sis
ter. Miss Harris. a trained nurse from
Boston. Mrs. Converse made her
rooms fragrant and summary with
bowls Of sweetpea blossoms Of va
visited the guests tied a comforter.
Mrs. Converse served a delicious
lunch at the close inc was assisted
by her mother.
Miss Hoiseth Hostess.
Miss Mary Hoiseth entertained the
girls Of the Bridge club last evening
at her apartments in the Niels block
n the evening was thoroughly en-
joyed. it being the first time the girls
have been together since their meet
iEgs were discontinued last spring.
The chosen game last evening was
800" instead Of bridge and Miss Amy
Lysing claimed honors for the high
score while Miss Florence Neate took
the consolation honors. Miss Hoi-
seth gave both the girls pretty gifts
and a delicious lunch was served at
the close. The guests entertained
included Misses Mae Nisbet. Louise
Neate. Edna Hankey. Florence Neate.
Jennie Nisbet. Amy Lysing and Irene
Finkle.
German Club Elected Ohacers.
The members Of the German club
met last evening for the annual meet
ing and elected the following officers
for the season of 1928:
PRESIDENT. r. Carley.
Vice President. c. LeBeau.
Treasurer-H. B.. Finch.
Secretary-R. A. Jackson.
The German club will again give a
series Of handsome dancing parties
during the winter months but the
dates will not be made until the ar
rangements committee is appointed by
the new president. Applications for
membership were not acted upon last
evening as several Of the old members
are still away on summer trips and
have not been given an opportunity to
resume their memberships. The new
officers. however will arrange plans for
a general meeting Of the club within a
short time when the years program
will be made out and the membership
roll completed.
The business meeting Of last evening
was followed by an informal dance at
the guild hall of St. Paul's church.
The Bates orchestra played and TWEEN.
ty couples enjoyed the pleasure.
Mrs. s. D. Ensign Of Detroit, Mimi.
is cetnE entertained as a pleasant