The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-01
Relatives Here.

Visiting Relatives Here.
Mrs. L. A. Plummer Of Epworth Il
mere to enjoy an extended visit with
tertained at h homes Of her sister
Mrs. w. r. Bloomquist, n her hus.
bands sister. Mrs. J. S. Hatcher.
Guests From Lakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. B. S%turtevant ar.
rived this morning from Lakota and
will spend the remainder OF the week
here as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj
S%turtevant and Mr., and Mrs. George
S~turtevant. They are enjoying the
sights at the fair today.
Bachelor Party Tonight.
To-day is similar to a Varsity Bach
many of the young men belonging to
that fraternity have selected this dav
to see the sights so hat they will
also have an opportunity to attend
tn" informal midsummer dance at the
fraternity house on the university
iampns this evening. Several young
ladies have also come in to attend
the function n among then are
Miss Hazel Edison of Larinlore who
is the guest of Miss Margaret Sar-
gent. and Miss Ethel Harris of
Crooksfon who is the ~uest of Miss
Vivian Dinnie.
@1Ssse-
Nurses Committees Met.
Fargo Forum: The executive and
educational committees Of the North
Dakota State Nurses association met
Monday and Tuesday in Fargo. Those
present were Miss Erdmann, r. ", di-
RECTOR of nurses course at the state
university: Miss Orr. r. N. Miss Pyne.
r. ~. Of the Mercy hospital a, Devils
hospital at Devils Lake; Miss Fides. Il.
~. of Jamestown City hospital: Miss
Norman of Bismarck City hospital.
and Miss Stanford. r.. ~, of Fargo.
The visiting nurses have been enter
tanned several times. Mrs. Brown of
the Nurses clubhouse gave a lunch
con; Mrs. Bollyn. an Orpheum party
last evening. II Miss Stanford enter
tanned at her home Monday evening.
sunday School at Maple Lake.
Perhaps many residents at Maple
Lake do not yet know that there is a
Sunday school held in Calumet hall,
near Lakeside hotel every Sunday
from IL to IL o'clock. since. aside
from the posters placed in the prom-
inent buildings and an occasional
ed. nothing has been done to adver-
t.Se the fact. Let this be known. that
everyone at the lake even if for one
Sunday only. is cordially invited to
attend this service. There is good mu-
sic every Sunday and sometimes spe-
cial treats as now when we have the
benefit of the oornet in the hands Of
With his family is spending a couple
OF weeks at Lakeside hotel. Rev, MIR.
Mccoy is serving most acceptably as
bible teacher. After he leaves the
lake about August s, the superintend-
ent of the school will be glad to learn
of n other clergymen in the vicinity
who are willing to assist either in the
sunday school or at the vesper boat
services which will he planned for
when the lake is calm.
The Maple Lake sunday school held
its third session in Calumet hall last
Sunday. The attendance is steadily
increasing. Mr.. Washansen. leader OF
the Crookston band. led the music
with his cornet. with Miss Hazel Bour-
who is spending d month at the lake.
teaches the senior class every Sum
day. Miss Rebecca Hunt has charge
Of the juniors, and Miss Florence
Healy of the primary department. At
$50 o'clock in the evening. the lake
being calm. about thirty boats gather
ed off Breezy Point for a o n service,
lcd Wy llS COIIlGl, SOiIlS olu 1dIllll0E
hymns We're sung, after which Rev.
Mr. Mccoy offered prayer and preach
ed a snort sermon appropriate to the
occasion. using for his text Paul's
words. We cast off four anchors, and
vaited for the morning."
Owing to the departure this week
of the Z. y. Bourbon family to their
new home in Winnipeg. the Sunday
school loses some good workers. and
Washington Heights the center of its
social life. Five OF six families in
their immediate neighbrhood Joined in
an outdoor frolic in their honor on
Mondayo evening. The guests to the
number of forty-three We're received
on the spacious porch of the Frank E.
bers of the party visited. while the
Younger set played outdoor games for
an hour. AT 8 o'clock a bonfire. SUI
perintended by Loren Balocock. in the
backyard of The Chaperone' called
everybody to the chairs and rugs
circled around the fire. Japenese Ian
terms hung from ropes strung from
tree to tree added to the festive APP
pearance of the scene and everybody
was happy save when the thought OF
losing the Bourdons" intrduded it.
self. Refreshments were served by
Misses Lucy and Rebecca Hunt. as
sisted by Misses Gertrude and Eleanor
tealN, with Mrs. Ba at the ice
cream ladle. At midnight the party
broke up, the sleepy-heads retiring to
their cottages while a few took ad-
vantage of calm lake and full moon
for a last boat ride
Out of Town Weddings.
Miss Bella r. Craig. daughter o,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Craig of Bath.
gate. and CLYDE w. Peavy. formerl,
of Bathgate but now located at Aber.
deem. s. D., We're married in the lat.
performing the ceremony.
Miss Winnifred c. Shaw and Sever
Amonson. both of East Grand Forks
were married yesterday afternoon d
the home of Rev D. NJ. Mcintosh il
this city. The attendants were Mise!
Belle Amonson and Esther Erickson
and Messrs. Andrew Amonson ane
Gunder Erickson.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson formerly o
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