The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-27

gersoll, nee Louise Beare. at her home
in Brainerd. Mimi. this week. After
completing her visit there Miss Lycan
will go to Minneapolis for a week and
Wilbur Lycan vii! Join her there,
Preparing for Easter Breakfast.
The girls of the Queen Esther Cir
Gle Of the Methodist church are busy
making preparations for their Easter
breakfast which will be served in the
church dining room Easter Saturday
morning. The hours will he from
$3.50 to $3.50 o'clock and the menu
will offer several delicious breakfast
dishes.
Attended Wedding Anniversary.
E.. c. Griffith who has accepted the
position of advertising manager for
the Times-Hera!d Publishing COM
pany was numbered among the guests
at the home of his wife's parents.
Colonel and Mrs. f. c. Geary, Sr. OF
Fargo when they celebrated their for
ty-eighth wedding anniversary Mon
OF the event and Mr.. Grif1th's visit as
follows:
Colonel and Mrs. E.. c. Gearey, Sr.,
Of Tenth street south celebrated their
forty eighth wedding anniversary last
evening at their home with sixteen
members Of the family circle present,
including Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Gearey;
Mr.. Inc Mrs. E.. c. Gearey. Jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Devine OF Mapleton:
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Gearey, and a
son-in-law. MI. Griffith OF Mime
spolis, beside a number of grandchil-
dren. A pleasant family dinner was
served and the evening was spent in
chat. Mr.. and Mrs. Gearey were the
recipients of many flowers as tokens
of the occasion.
"E. c. Griffith. is an old time Far
go newspaper man II at present of
the twin cities. He has accepted the
position of advertising manager Of The
Times-Herald combination at Grand
Forks and will join forces with Man.
ager Black in a short time. Mr.. Grit
nth was spending the day with Colonel
and Mrs. Gearey.> parents of Mrs. Crit
fifth"
Birthday Surprise and Farewell.
Tuesday proved a day Of exception
al and unexpected pleasure for Mrs.
NJ. E. Bye Of 1924 Cheyenne avenue
Who leaves about the middle of next
month with her husband and family
ia make Grafton her future home.
The day was Mrs. Bye's birthday and
o clever hostesses. Mrs. Theodore
Rykken. Mrs. W. a. James, Mrs. Thee.
WI ! dui9oii dilQ N1IS. VI T.. MdpeS
were responsible for the jolly birth.
day surprise and farewell function
which was given at the honor guests
home.
Just Mrs. BSe's close friends. neigh.
hors and relatives we're favored with
Invitations and when they took pos
session of her home she was quite
overcome with joy. but most cordial
In her welcome. The ladies brought
their basketwork with them and after
extending birthday congratulations
and expressing regret at her removal
from the city they presented her with
two handsome sterling spoons. a birth.
day and souvenir spoon, both as re-
membranes Of the happy occasion.
and then busted their fingers as they
chatted merrily. The hostesses pro-
rfded bowls Of yellow ~narcissus for
the house decoration and brought the
afternoon to a close with a delicious
and prettily appointed luncheon serv-
tee. The four hostesses served and
the guests were Mrs. NJ. E. Bye and
her mother-in-law. Mrs. Bye and Mes
danes A. P. Swenson, Salvage, r.
Howard, n. c.. Olson, W. II. TarlinR,
j. G. Black. Parsons, R. Farauer, II.
C. johnson. c.. II. Fodness. f. T.
Cady. Nordlund. Rishmond. Cox, NAL
10y, E. J. O'Keefe. Hendrickson. San.
den. Herbert Hanson, Ellestad,
schlosser. L. E. Olson, r. 8. casweli
and Weir and Miss Agnes Lind.