The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-26

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wiz scentses in my nose,
Instead of starched an new, in a
Arthur Powell.
Going to Iowa Tonight. ST,
Miss Mae McCulloch and her sis
ter. Miss Matte McCulloch. who has
been her guest for a week, leave this
evening for Des Moines, Iowa, where
they will enjoy a weeks visit with
heir brother, Herbert. On their re-
turn they expect to stop in Mime
apolis for a week and will be away
about three weeks.
-Four Brothers Met.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Sturtevant Of
Boulevard avenue are enjoying a visit
from Mr.. Sturtevant's brother and his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Sturtevant
of Sioux City, Iowa, who will be here
long enough to enjoy a part of the
Grand Forks fair. Yesterday Mr..
and Mrs. Sturtevant and their guests
where R. B. Sturtevant resides and
there they found another brother,
Jesse S%turtevant of Lawton, Iowa.
The four brothers thoroughly enjoyed
the visit.
Dinner for Visiting Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Van Alstine, ST..
entertained last evening at their
home on Fourth avenue with a pref
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. J.. F.
Bacon's guests. Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
White of Adele. Iowa, parents of
Mrs. Bacon. Covers were laid for ten,
the being a family party.
Mrs. Van Alstine arranged A lovely
table centerpiece with pink and white
sweet peas and Mrs. L. Klein Van
Alstine assisted in serving.
Making Trip in Auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shand and their
ing a lengthy pleasure trip in their
touring car and arrived here last
evening, remaining until today as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hand
of University n From here
they drove to Fargo to attend the
state fair and will go to Detroit lake
for an over Sunday visit. They plan
to be back in this city by next Mon
day or Tuesday and probably will
Spend a day at the fair here.
Miss Hemans Assisted.
Minot optic: Mrs. L.. Gilroy and
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the women of the Relief Corps yes
terday afternoon at Mrs. Gilroy's
home east of the city. Bowls of fra
grant ~nasturtiums adorned the re-
ception hall n living room, and af-
ter the regular business meeting a
social hour was enjoyed. Miss Ethel
Hemans of Grand Forks, who; with
her mother. is a guest at the Gilroy
home. gave a group of delightful pi-
-,-~ - $500 - 50
dainty course of refreshments ON
cluded the afternoo...
Many Attended Dance.
A large company of young people
We're out last evening to enjoy the
informal lance given by the Knights
of Columbus and the pleasure was
thoroughly enjoyed as the weather
man had provided a perfect evening
for such a function. The music was
unusually good and the guest list in
cluded DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Raver, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Peterson. Mr.. and
ert McGrath, Mrs. ]. c. Sheppard and
Misses Clara Hale. Laura Sullivan,
Matsin of Ann Arbor, Mich; Gene
We've O'Keefe. Clara Sullivan, Mary
Murphy, Adelaide Ross of Kansas
City. Mae Nisbet, Nora Lane. Viola
Bates. Agnes Nolan. Inez Ryan. Flor
enee Neate. Gladys. Dunlap. Agnes
Handlon, Ruby Davidson, Rickett,
Vivian Ryan. Alice Wicker. Nell Nc
Graw. Ella opsahl, Madeline Turner,
Lillian Ryan. Josephine johnson,
Margaret Murphy, Mary Sullivan,
VERNE Ryan. Bella Ryan and Fran
overass. o. H. Halvorsen, James
O'Leary. George Colborn. ]. F. T.
O'Connor. Frank Hankey, Ernest
Butler, Lee Biggs. Walter Cory, Wal
ter Canniff. Fred McIlraith. Ernest
Henk, W. V. O'Brien. Frank Nc
Govern. o. p. Paulson, Jessie futile.
Raymond Collins, Ransom Barnes,
Ed Lane, Fred Kelly. T. p. O'Connell,
]. ]. Lane, Wilbur Williams, Sandy
Mcdonald, Hugh Rorke, Harry But
Ter. Glenn Gritzmacker, Billie Burke,
G. Q. sheehan and Gerald Finch.
Ladies Had Jolly Time.
The members of the Baptist Aid
Society, who spent two days at Ma
pie Lake as guests of Mrs. E. j. Bah
cock and Mrs. H. W. Randall, and
returned last evening, are still talk
ing about the good time that was ac-
corded them during their outing and
none can find words quite big enough
to describe the brand of Hospitality
dispensed by the two hostesses. who.
also are prominent members of the
Aid. Mrs. n. j. Nelson, Mrs. p. Cru
miller and Mrs. H. NJ. Cook made
the return trip by auto but the rest
OF the party. Mrs. w. S. Begg, Mrs.
o. a. Webster. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. PAU
g. Griffith, Mrs NJ. J. Currie and
Mrs. r. e. Starkweather returned by
train. Mrs. Begg and Mrs. Griffith
were met at Crookston by their hus-
bands and enjoyed their first trip in
R. B. Gritith's handsome new Frank
lin touring car.
Mrs. B. +. .Brynjolfson and her
race. Joined the party at
the lake and part of the group were
housed at the Babcock cottage and
the rest at the Randall summer home.
After a dip in the lake the ladies were
initiated into the mysteries and the
pleasures of lake life and there was
nothing possible left out of the two
days program. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Babcock entertained all the
Grand Forks ladies at the lake. about
thirty in number, in honor of her
guests n served a delicious sumner.
In the evening ten row boats were nut
IN commission and the guests were
Kept on the lake. until a %seasonable
hour for a marshmallow roast which
was enjoyed to the extreme. Thurs
day morning the visitors were treat
ed to a surprise in the way of a post
card shower and from whom it came
they only learned today. That clev-
er comedians a to do with the sur
prise, they were certain, for the pic
lures and quotations seemed to be
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