The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-28

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Guild Meeting Wednesday.
The ladies of St. Paul's Guild vii
meet in regular session at the parish
hall Wednesday afternoon at 2:3,
O'Clock. All members are urged to b
! present.
| MI. Hills Mother iii.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hill we're calle'
to Fargo last evening by a meSsag,
announcing the serious illness of Mr.
Hills mother. Mrs. c. II. Hill. Mrs
Hill has been in poor health for som
time and Yesterday was taken to tn,
hospital TO undergo an operation.
Secretary Leaves Tonight.
Miss Frances C%rittenden. city score
tary for the north central territor,
of the y. W. c. A, who has been here
for the past several days on her an,
nual visit to the local association. will
leave this evening to return to head.
quarters in Minneapolis where a con.
ference of secretaries is to be held
After the conference Miss C%rittender
will go To Duluth.
Lady ElkS Meet Wednesday,.
on ccoun OF the inclement wealth.
err the ladies of the Lady Elks' Caro-
club postponed this weeks meeting
until tomorrow afternoon when the,
will gather AT the farm home of Mrs
James T. sullivan near East Crane
Forks. The members will go out by
automobile and expect to have a very
pleasant gathering.
Mrs. Robertson Hack Wednesday,.
Mrs. L. p. Robertson of Univer1it,
Place h has been away the pas,
several days attending the Methods,
seneral conference in Minneapolis and
visiting relatives in other minnesota
cities expects to be home by tomor.
row evening OF Thursday morning
DR.. Robertson reached home yester.
day but Mrs. Robertson remained for
q few days longer visit.
Will Picnic Thursday.
The girls of the Queen Esther Cir.
Gle "f the Methodist church will pic.
mic in Riverside park next THURSDAY
afternoon as a farewell to those uni
versity girls and teachers who are
members of the circle and will no,
{ next year. Memorial day was
chosen for this affair for the reason
h a ii is the only holiday between
now and the closing of the schoo,
year and will give all members ar
opportunity to attend. The circle has
a membership of thirty young wom-
IN.
Out of Town Weddings.
The marriage of Miss Alice Lyberg.
daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. T. Lyberg
of Mekinock. and liver Olson of KEEL
Tvs will be solemnized Saturday at the
Mass Lutheran church in Mekinock.
Both young people are we'll known
and numerous friends will attend the
wedding.
Miss Mabel Hubbard is a popular
young lady of Fargo who is receiving
much social attention following the
announcement of her approaching
marriage to Lieut.. W. w. L%orshbough,
L. S. \ The wedding is to take place
early in June. Saturday evening
Misses Pearl and Hazel Smith gave a
handsomely appointed dinner in her
honor.
Missionary Lecture Tonight.
Mrs. Cotton Mather arrived this
morning from Minneapolis and is
spending the day as the guest of Mrs.
H. II. Healy at her home in Riverside
Park. This evening Mrs. Mather Ice
lures at the Methodist church and
all women interested in missionary
work are cordially invited to be pres
ent at S o'clock. Miss Alice Risherg
will open the program with a piano
solo. Miss Ethel Halcrow will favor
with a reading and Miss Olive Erwin
will give a violin number.
Mrs. Mather is a speaker of nation
al reputation and her lecture will be
an unusual treat.
Alumni Banquet June :.
The Alumni association Of the
Grand Forks high school has select
ed Friday evening. June I. as the date
for the annual banquet and dance in
honor Of the graduates of 1912 and
the feast will he served in the dining
hall of the Knights of Columbus club
rooms at S o'clock. The latter part
OF the evening will he given over to
dancing and the committee in charge
OF arrangements is composed of Miss
Helen Taylor. Miss Helen Hayes, Miss
McMullen. Miss Annahel Batten. Miss
Selma Hassell. Miss Jessie Grassick
Miss Edna Twamley. Burton Carey,
Tudor Owen. Francis Templeton. En-.
IL Odegard. John Moore. Arnold Berg,
Lester Smith, Rheinhart kamplin. All
alumni members are requested to az
tend the festivities.
To Honor Two Members.
Mrs. G. c. McCown and Mrs. + w
harrington will be guests Of honor at
inc meeting of the general aid society
Of tho Methodist church to ne held
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parl"rs, both ladies being active and
valuable members of the society who
are leaving Grand Forks soon to make
their homes elsewhere. Mrs. McCown
mas been generous with both her edu-
cation and musical talent in adding
interest and pleasure to all aid gath
erlnss during her residence here ard
Will be much missed. Mrs. BARRING
tor mas filled several Offices and was
always a leader in all aid activities.
AT this gathering Mrs. c. c.. Nc.
Gown will give a Very interesting tai TX
on The New Church Members Duty
to he Old Members" This will be
the second of a series of practical
talks which have been introduced in.c
the Aid society's work for the purpose
OF giving strength to some of its YEA
points. The duty of the society to-
ward the church and its people is in
creasing daily and that the society
may cope successfully with the prob
lens which il must face it has adopt-
ca Inns educational plan which is boti,
interesting and entertaining as we'll.
To Federation Meeting.
Mrs. y. c. Young of Fargo, presi.
dent of the North Dakota Federation
of Women's clubs who wa the CUES,
or Mrs. F. l.. Mcvey over last even
ing. left this morning for Walhalla
where she will attend the annual meet
inE Of the Seventh district club WON