The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16
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Entertained Club Today.
Miss Helen Thompson entertained
! the girls Of the Q. A. I. club this aft
ernoon at her rome on Ninth street
and the hours were passed with visit
ing and dainty needlework. Miss
Thompson served a dainty repast a,
the close of the afternoon.
Entertained for Daughter.
Mrs. ~. w. kemerer entertained d
small company of young people infor-
mally nj dinner Friday evening and
her daughter, Miss Etha. who teaches
neal SorthWood was home for the oc'
casion and to spend the week end
The evening was pleasantly passed
with games and music.
Mrs. Rcadc Will Return.
Mrs. Harry II. Tteadc, who has beer
the guest of her son, Manager Art
Reade of the Dacotah. for the pas,
three months expects to complete heI
visit here within a few days and will
then return to her home in Minneapo.
lis. Mrs. Readc has made a great
-,any warm friends during her visi,
here and will always he cordially vel
coined in h future. She plans on
leaving the latter part of next week.
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Entertained at Dinner.
Dr. and Mrs. ~. G. Libby entertain
cd informally at 6 O'Clock dinner Fri
day evening at their home on South
sixth street and covers were laid for
eight. a guest from out of town was
Mrs. Minnie &. Rudlong. secretary of
the state library commission at Bis
marck. who has been here for the past
several days visiting with her son,
Lestor. who is i'll.
ST. Patrick's Dinner Tonight.
Nine girls from the freshman class
in the high school. Misses Hazel Din
ME. Esther Culliton. Frances Nc
Loughlin. Anna Spencer. Mabel
Thompson. Helen kneupfer. Gladys
Jensen. Olive Chase and Agnes Won
Iponat, are to be dinner hostcsses this
evening and their pleasure is to be n
st. Patrick's dinner in honor of the
high school freshmen teachers. These
charming maids have made all ar
rangements by themselves. they will
serve it entirely after their own fash
ion The girls are students in tho
high school domestic science classes
and this will be their first appearance
as hostesscs without the direction of
the supervisors.
The hour is 6 o'clock and the re-
past will be served in the domestic
srience room ~ the Central school.
All n large table the places will be
arranged and potted ferns will EN-
phasize the 5eason of ST. Patrick,
The place cards are unique affairs
designed of white in shamrock en-
h1a,,, and alrry,nI ,t,itl Lo -N,,ll
green ~shanlrocks. They will number
places for Prof. W. &. stehhins. Miss
Baker. Rixler. Miss Hetherell. Miss
Mcneil. Miss 'Lumley. Miss Tenner.
Miss npsahl, Miss Sutherland. Miss
Perkins. Miss Wilson. Mr.. Tompkins,
Mr.. Howells, Mr.. Townsend and Miss
Blank.
The repast will he served in four
courses and the men includes cheese
canapes. creanl of tomato soup. crack
ers. veal loaf. escalloped potatoes,
malaga salad, stuffed eggs. reception
sticks. ice cream. cake and cafe noir.
Mrs. LaFollette in Fargo.
Mrs. Robert Nj. LA Toilette who will
he honor guest at a reception to te
given at the city hall this evening b,
the Votes for Women club Is spendins
this afternoon in Fargo and was en-.
tertained by the Votes for Womer
league Of that city at a h~andsomel,
appointed luncheon. The spread was
served at the Gardner with covers
placed for forty and Mrs. LaFollette
chatted merrily on the prospects OF
the suffrage movement in Wisconsin
Mrs. LaFollette was also invited tc
address the girls of the home eco.
nornics department at the agricultural
college and expect to do so while her
husband was addressing the studen,
body. Miss Hoover. instructor in tina,
department. was especially anxious tc
give the girls an opportunity Of meet
ing and listening to Mrs. LaFollette
on account OF the fact that the sena-
tors wife entertained the National
Home Economics association at her
home in Washington last winter. Miss
Hoover being among the guests. The
bread contest is being conducted to-
day making the occasion Very oppor
tune. Mrs. LaFollette is not only a
leader in the suffrage movement in
Washington and also at her home in
Wisconsin. but also edits the home de.
partment Of ~LaFollette's magazine
and is considered a woman OF rare at.
tributes.
at the reception to be given in Mrs.
La F'ollette's honor and to which all
ladies' OF the city are cordially invit-
ed will be Mrs. NJ. IT. Murphy. wife of
ed will be Mrs. NJ. F.. Murphy, wife of
the president Of the university. Mrs.
j.. Nelson Kelly. wife Of the superin-
tendent OF the city schools. and the Of
hcers of the club. Mrs. Alice Nelson
Page. DR.. Mac Sanders. Miss Bertha
Ferguson and Miss Mary McCumber.
The ~receDtion hour is from 1870 to
$50 o'clock in order not to conflict
with the senator's address and the as
sistins ladies will be the members of
the clubs various committees and a
be- of twenty-five university girls.
$780,
Attended Silver Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dow. John Cum.
min and daughter. Miss Cassie. are
among the guests today at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cumming near
Mallory, where they are celebrating
the occasion of their silver wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Cumming were married
in this city just twenty-five years age
TO-DAY. the marriage ceremony being
performed by Rev. M%endenhall at the
home Of John Cumming. MIR. and
Mrs. Dan Dow were the bridesmaid
and hest man o nthat important da,
in their lives 20 their presence at the
anniversary gathering today makes Il
an exceptionally happy mo-.
The silver wedding dinner will b.
served at the Cumming home at {
O'CLOCK this evening and covers will bs
arranged for a company of forty nv.
guests. The entire home will be made
tinselled with silver and the onl,
flowers used will be bowls Of white
roses at each table. White candle.
will burn in silver holders and the de
licious four repast will be serv,