The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-27
Company At Halfyari Home.

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and Mrs. J. b. Healy and daughter,
Helen. and T. @. oiens.
Company at Halfyari Home.
DIR. and Mrs. $. +. nalfyard will
have guests for dinner on Thanksglv-
ing day at their home on Chestnut
street and their company will I've Mr..
Mrs. c. II. Ryers. Mrs. llalfyard will
serve her dinner in the afternoon.
Guests from CroOkston.
Miss Gladys Newland and Miss
Rernicc ltocmcr of Crookton arrive
tonight to he guests al Miss Margery
Warner for n few days at the Com
gregational parsonage. The young
ladies will be numbered among a large
company Of dinner guests at the War
ner home tomorrow.
McIiraith Bcmis Wedding.
Tomorrow at lnkstcr occurs the
marriage of Evan j. M%cIlraith. son
of Mr.. ard Mrs. a. l.. Mcllraith of this
city and formerly assistant city erel-
here. and Miss Elizabeth Bemis.
of lnkster. Following the wedding
ceremony the couple will return to
this city and . reception in their honor
viii no given at the McIlraith home.
In the evening the couple will leave
for Seattle where Mr.. McIlraith is
now located as chief clerk in the rail-
department of the Stone and
Webster electrical plant.
Miss Hoy Enroutc Home.
Miss Grace Hoy. daughter Of Mrs.
Emma Hoy. matron at Sayre hall.
Wesley college. Is expected home this
after spending a year and a
half doing missionary work in the
Methodist schools of Mexico. Miss
Hoy has been connected with the
at Pachuca. Pueblo and Vera
and during the rebellion has I'M
dergone some terrible experiences and
will he glad to remain at home until
the way ceases. Miss Hoy has been
time or her home trip and has
been expected for several days. She
had planned to TAKE a steamer from,
Vera Cruz to New Orleans and go
but the steamer was wrecked and de-
layed her coming so long that this trip
was impossible. However Miss Hoy
Orizaba where part of the
mission is located, the rub
her plantations and other interesting
places and will have many interesting
stories to relate on her arrival.
One Of the terrible experiences
which Miss Hoy says turned her hair
gray was at Puebla when Diaz captur.
Vera Cruz and planned to come
on to Puebla where Miss Hoy was
then located. The entire city was
garrisoned with troops and when the
news reached the school they imme-
diately provided tanks of water. can
and other necessities, b~arricadcd
every door and window and then
hoisted the American flag above the
buildings. For a day and a night not
q man. woman or child was seen on
the streets and the suspense and fear
a terrible ordeal for all.
Committees Named.
The ladies' of the Methodist Aid So
riety are making elaborate prepara-
lions for their bazaar and supper to
ne held in the church next Wednes-
day and from the fact that it is to be
a push cart" bazaar there will be
many new and novel features. All
articles for sale will be pushed
aoout in ~gorgeously decorated carts
and a committee of ladies wi" he ~,
at each to call to the
patrons and do her utmost to attract
largest crowd.
A doll cart will be one Of the fea-
lures and It will be a float in mink
with Mrs. James Turner. Mrs. F. p.
Barber and Mrs. w. A. Collins in
The candy cart will be in red and
white and the ladies in charge will
Mrs. G.. +. Mapes. Mrs. S. s. Cas-
we'll and Mrs. NJ. Jensen.
n apron cart will be in red and
green and the ladies in charge will
be Mrs. r. f. Roberts, Mrs. I. Kellogg
and Mrs. Yale.
The fancy work table will be in
yellow and black and Mrs. c. H. Van
voorhees, and Mrs. r. Raines will h-..n
The bargain e. will be cared for
by Mrs. George Sturtevant AVID Mrs.
r. ]. Purcell.
The refreshment table will he in
white and Mrs. ]. NJ. Sturtevant and
Mrs. W. P. Davies will have charge.
h reception committee who will
the patrons to the different carts
VII! be Mrs. F. NJ. Mccoy. Mrs. e. p.
robertson. Mrs. r. Hayward and Miss
Susan kendrick.