The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-09
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Plymouth Easter Sale.

Plymouth Easter Sale.
The Women's Guild Of Plymouth
Conversational church has chosen
Thursday. March 90. for It's Easter
sale and will hold it in the church
basement. The sale will continue
a general church social will be held.
Silver Tea Tuesday.
Mrs. a. Fisher and Mrs. $. Fried
man will be hostesses next Tuesday
Afternoon at Mrs. Fishers home, oO3
North Sixth street, to the members
OF the Eastern Star. the occasion be-
ing the regular silver ten. The hours
Will BET rom , to ) o'clock and all
members of the order whether afhliat-
ed with the local chapter or not are
very cordially L insissd:
Evening Wedding.
Friday evening at the residence Of
Rev. A. ]. Hulteng on Belmont ave-
nue. occurred the marriage Of Miss
Elene Marie Stockton and John Lund,
both OF Marvel. Miss Elizabeth Lund
and Christ Hanson were the attend
ants and the couple left last evening
to reside at White Earth.
Miss Burns was Hostess.
Miss Doris Burns entertained the
girls of the Kings Herald of the Meth
odist church this afternoon at her
home on North Fourth street and
a most interesting program as we'll as
a happy social time was provided.
Readings We're given by Miss Marie
Vale and Miss Mildred Lehman and
piano solos by Miss Helen Lehman.
Miss Dorothy Healy and Miss Marjorie
Moore. Delicious refreshments we're
served at the close and the hostess
was assisted by her mother and Miss
Felta Davis.
This n Spotlcss Town.
from h Women's National Week.
~ published at St. Louis the follow
ing paragraph which pays a splendid
compliment to the local Women's
Civic league Is taken:
Grand Forks. n. D.. is said to be
women Of the place arc said to deserve
most of the credit. Tho municipal
government did not do its duty as
the uonen thought it should and
they formed a Women's Civic league.
The city fathers either followed the
recommendations of the M or
when the latter initiated q reform
gave them all the help possible and
thus Working together much good has
been accomplished. Grand Forks is
a city of $4,000 Inhabitants"
Beautiful Evening Reception.
The reception given last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Il. Griffith at their
Reeves venue home was one of the
pretties and most delightful functions
Of the mid-Lenten season. 1t was
groom of a few months had thrown
open their beautiful home and their
company of 100 guests took extreme
pleasure in being given such a happy
opportunity to visit 1t. The guests
were just tn" clerks from the On
tario department store with which
Mr.. Griffith is connected and the re-
o'clock. During the evening Miss
Stella Lombard who is Mrs. Grif1tl's
charming guest and who assisted in
the living room favored with a mum
Der of delightful soprano solos which
we're most thoroughly enjoyed.
The richness OF the Griffith home
permits Of little additional decoration
but on this occasion bowls Of lovely
yellow jonquils were used in all the
rooms with exquisite effect. The host
and hostess received in the living
room and in the dining room delicious
lHht refreshments were served. Mrs.
Willard Adams of Tacoma. Wash.
presiding over h service. In the
living room h gracious assistants
We're Miss Amy Evans Of Mimic. Miss
Lombard and Miss Barbara Henry
while in the serving room Miss Grace
WEIGH. Miss Glenna Gervin and Miss
Maude Griffith assisted. Miss Faith
Griffith and Eoyd Begg attended the
door aud showed the guests TO the
wrap rooms upstairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith are planning
to give another at home next week
for which invitations will be issued in
A few DAYS.