The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
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Women Mcetin. Tonight.

YcOmcn Meeting Tonight.
The regular meeting OF the 1eo-
mon lodge will he held at the odd
Fellows hall at S o'clock this evening
and a social session will be enjoyed
after the business hour TO which all
friends of the %ar are invited
Entertained Club Members.
The ladies Of the Rebckah Book
and Thimblc club enjoyed a pleasant
afternoon today as guests of Mrs. G.
w. buckingham and Mrs. l.. w. Pratt
at the home of the former on North
Fourth street. Nccdlework. social
and fratcrnal chat were h diversions
and the hostcsses served a dainty
E;ntcT1ains at Dinner Tonight.
Mrs. II. w. Randall will entertain
informally az dinner this evening at
her home ON North Sixth street in
honor of Mrs. Lester +. Weatherwax
of Charles City. Iowa. She will serve
at 3 o'"loc and overs will be laid
for q company of eight.
evening Miss. Floy Jack
son will hc hostess in honor of Mrs.
WcathcrwaX. giving a dinner at hcr
home on Walnut street at 6 O'Clock.
Returns 10 Winnipeg Tonight.
Mrs. John MacLean of Winnipeg
and her little daughter. Miss Mar
Shret. VII" were among the guests Mt
the golden wedding nf Mrs. McIIean's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Milne,
and have since been visiting relatives
will leave for their homo this evening.
They will stop at Drayton for a few
DAYS as guests of Mr.. MacLcan's poo
pie.
Leaves for st. Louis Tonight.
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page Of South
Sixth street has severed her onner
tion with the Observer Publishing
company and leaves this evening for
Minneapolis II ST. Paul. where she
will spend II few days before going
on tn the home of her brother. G.. w.
Nelson. in St. Louis. where she will
visit and enjoy n brief rest. Mrs. Page
plans to he away bu, a short time.
Easter Breakfast Menu.
The Easter hrcakfast which The
girls of the Queen Esther Circle viii.
serve Easter Saturday mornir~ from
$50 to $3.50 o'clock at the Methodist
church dining hall will he a delicious
meal. consisting of cream of wheat
corn fakes. fried eggs n bacon
boiled csEs. German fried potatoes
waffles, maple syrup and coffee. The
breakfast tables will he decorated ir
the Easter colors and the girls ir
charge of this feature are Miss Belle
Dudley. Miss Vera Fuller. Miss Alice
Williams and Miss Maude Sherry.
Mrs. Moore Hostess Today.
The ladies of the Inter Nos cluf
spent n delightful afternoon today AS
guests of Mrs. j. G. Moore at her
home ON North Fifth street and Mrs.
Moore opened the afternoons discus
sion by reading that amusing poem
"Wanted-a Minister'S Wife, The
members chatted interestingly on the
subject and Miss Ethel Halcrow added
further pleasure with Two splendid
readings Mrs. Mauver's story by
Ralph Corners and Emmy Lou" Mrs
Moore served a delicious lunch at the
conclusion of the program and was
assisted by her daughter, Miss Mar
jorie. and Miss Halcrow.
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Leslie Sutherland Married.
The marriage of r. Leslie Suther-
land who is assistant at the UNIVERSITY
mining sub-station DIT Hebron and Miss
Nina j. Gilchrist took place Monday
AT the home of Mr.. Su~therland's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sutherland
near I5ackoo and Rcv. r. s. Thompson
performed the ccremony. The Wcddins
was a quiet home event with only the
family members in attendance. and the
Young couple loft Immediately for their
future home at Hebron. Mr.. Sntler-
land is a mining engineer, graduate of
tho University of North Dakota. class
of 1911. and has a great many friends
among tho students and alumni. Mrs
! sutherland is also a former student.
Hnnorcd Visiting Guests.
Mrs. o. n. Webster entertained a
largo company of ladies Monday aft
ernoon at her South Sixth street home
in compliment TO Mrs. 4. r. Griffith
Of Montreal and Mrs. F. W. Cathro
of Bottincau. two delightful guests
who are spending several weeks with
relatives i'm the city. The pleasure
was very Informal, the guests bringing
their sewing n passing the after
noon in happy conversation. Mrs.
Webster used h%ydransea blossoms for
decoration and was assisted in the
service of p~rcttily appointed refresh
mont service by Miss Gertrude Currie
and Miss Grace Carter. Mrs. Paul
Griffith favored tho with
some pleasing vocal solos and Miss
Stella Lombard was a guest from out
| of town