The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-01

Away On Auto Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Carley and chill
dren left this afternoon on a motor
Trip to Armenia where they will enjoy
q SUNDAY visit as the guest of relatives.
Outing In Turtle Mountains.
MIR. and Mrs. E. NJ. Cory and their
daughter. Leone. will take their sum.
mer outing at Fish Lake in the Tur.
tie Mountains and will leave here
about June Is. They have leased a
cozy cottage and expect to secure a
deliGhtful rest as we'll as a pleasant
outing. Miss Cory will probably sc
from the lake to Brandon. Man. for
a visit with MIR. and Mrs. F. j. Pineo
FORMER residents of this city.
Addressed Niagara Graduates.
Miss NJ. Beatrice Johnstone return
Cd this morning from Niagara where
last evening she delivered the com.
mencement address before the grad.
uates o I the Niagara common schools
were five in the class and the
cofnhlehccment exercises were attend
Cd nv q large gathering. Miss John.
stones subject was The Rural Prob.
lens"
viii Attend Commencement.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Bell DeRemer and
SON. Samuel. will leave Sunday even.
n ,ng I or Welleslv, Mass, where the,
VIII I commencement exercises
az Dana hall from which their daugh-
TER. Dolores. graduates. Miss Dolores
also k the leading role in the
class play. Twelfth Night" which
VII! ne given in an outdoor theater
and for this reason they look forward
to the week with unusual pleasure.
from there the family will go TO their
old nome at Washington. n. j.. and
points in PENNSYLVANIA. where they
VIII visit with relatives the greater
paft OF the summer. Their future
nome will undoubtedly he in the
west and they may possibly have an
opportunity to visit this city again
when they are taking that trip.
Picnic for Mrs. Goodwin.
The girls of the T'hilathea class of
the Baptist church paid farewell tri-
butte to Mrs. l.. +. Goodwin. who
leaves soon with her husband for
Fargo to reside by entertaining with
a picnic at the Lincoln farm near
Manve In her honor. The party took
an automobile drive to the picnic
grounds and spent the afternoon in
an outdoor frolic that was delightful.
They had a delicious picnic supper
and then motored back to the city. In
the party We're Mrs. c. Bailey. Mrs.
CHARLES Lesson. Mrs. J. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. S. Zero. Mrs. L.. f. Goodwin,
Mrs. George Jauss. Mrs. n. r. Lin
colin. Misses Media Garrigues, Chris
tina Nicholson, Ducella Olwin. Marie
hornet and j. Manchester.
Washington School BANQUET.
The eighth grade students Of the
Washington school expressed their
appreciation of their two prize win
ming students in the defamation con-
test. Albert Tanning who took first
in the boys contest and Vera Winser
who Won second place in the girls
contest, hv giving an elegant banquet
IN their honor at the Columbia. The
guests numbered forty including the
principal, Miss tombstone. Miss Rose
Baker. Miss Mary Sutherland, Miss
Florence Opsahl and Miss Margaret
sutherland and the tables were beau
tifully decorated With bowls of lilac
blossoms School banners were used
ahou the dining hall and the place
cards depicted ON popularity OF
each guest. a delicious feast was
served and this was followed by q
toast program. Miss Esther Sanford
presiding as toastmistress. Miss Han
nah 1lstad responded to Our First
RAYMOND Corrigan to Our Second
Eve'yn Roller /" The Field Meet
Iva Westeen to THE Glass of
1872 Miss Mary Sutherland gave
a short address at the close and be-
tween courses the students sang their
school songs.
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