The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-20
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Entertainer for Miss Sargent.
Miss Alta Smith entertained at hel
/ Belmont avenue home yesterday aft
ernoon with Miss Margaret Sargent a
the guest of honor. Guests for foul
tables We're hidden and bridge whis
was the happy diversion. Miss Geral
dine Jacob and Miss Sargent carried
Smith concluded the afternoon will
a dainty Luncheon.
Miss .Amidon in Accident.
Valley City Tirres-Record: Wort
has been received from Miss Fanni,
Amidon who is at her home in Cory
Pa.. that she is able to I've about aftel
her recent accident. Miss .Amidon OF
her lake trip. was injured in Mon
treal. having several ribs broken b.
a street car co!liding with the cat
in which she was riding. Miss Fisher
who accompanied her on the trip
and was with her at the time. escaped
with but a few bruises.
Coming Here To Reside.
Devils Lake Journal: Miss Alice
Kennedy, who teaches neal Hamar
was in the city yesterday on the way
to Bartlett. to attend the wedding
ceremony hat united i'm marriage her
sister. Miss Jennie. to Clifford Symons
The marriage took place In the after
noon at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X. Ken
needy. we'll known old settlers near
Bartlett. The room is a son of Mrs.
w. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Symons will
make their home until Christmas at
Bartlett. and then intend to move to
Grand Forks.
Honorci Miss Wood Today.
Miss Vera Kelsey gave Il small but
appointed bridge this aft
erncon az her home in the Dinnie
apartmen,s as a compliment to Miss
Viola Wood of st. Paul. Miss Kelsey
with limitations those girls
Who were close friends of the honoree
iiSIl SlIS WIS a IcSldcIS IeIe q lew
years ago and they were enough for
four tables. a lavender and white
scheme was effectively carried
in the room decorations and the
flowers We're lovely shaggy asst
ars and fragrant sweet peas. Miss
Margaret Fawcett and Mrs. George
assisted Miss Kelsey and a de-
icious luncheon service was enjoyed
At the close
Bridge Today.
Mrs. Charles y. Barnes and her
mother. Mrs. E. j. Evans. gave pleas
this afternoon at Mrs. Barnes
home OF South Fourth street when
1t bridge whist. Despite the cloudi-
ness without. Mrs. Barnes home was
as bright and CHEEKY as midsummer
with its adornment of beautiful gar
den flowers and her guests chatted
as they INDUCED in the spirit
I'd game, Handsome trophies were
given as awards for the high scores
and when the game was over the
We're spread for a delectable
luncheon service. Mrs. Ernest jacob
Duluth and Mrs. D. V. Moore Of
Mitchell. S. D.. were charming guests
from out Of town and the h%ostesses
assisted during the afternoon by
Mrs. H. G. Woutat. Mrs. George Wild
Eckman.
Miss Hulburd Back Today.
Miss Cordelia Hulburd Of the fac
ulty of Wesley college conservatory
and superintendent of the Junior de-
arrived in the city this
morning after spending her summer
vacation abroad. Six times Miss HUI
burd has crossed the Atlantic and
never was she more happy to be back
in America than when she reached
New York but a few weeks ago, after
A stormy voyage in company with
her mother. Mrs. II. L. Hulburd Of
Mimi. and Miss Jennie An
also of Wesley faculty. Miss
Hulburd. as usual. spent her vacation
months in study and enjoyed 1t thor
oughly. taking up a special line which
will be of great advantage in her work
with the Junior department and the
group of younge. teachers over
whom she is supervisor. She is ex-
tremely happy to be back to her
however. and will be at her
Tuesday when the years registration
will open.
A summer in Dresden, Germany,
with daily trips to Hellervan. a model
village where is located one
Of the finest music schools abroad,
was Miss Hulburd's treat and extreme
from the PARTIES Of North
Dakota and daily routine of piano
teaching. Miss Hulburd took private
lessons every day at this school, the
zach D%alcroze, which is famous for
its fine sy:tem of piano teaching for
children and then returned to Dres-
den where her mother who has been
abroad for two years had established
a coy and comfortable home in one
Of the prettiest apartments in the
city. Miss Anderson also made her
home with Mrs. Hulburd and the
saw musical Dresden at its best
and in a o delightful way. Nrs.
Hulhurd. who is an artist Of excep-
tional talent, has been devoting her
time to painting while abroad, and
her summers work was the decorat-
Ing of eighteen china plates with
scenes from the Wagner operas. Mrs.
Hulburd is musical as we'll as her
daughter, and spent her evenings at
the operas and her days at painting
the scenes as they impressed her ar
tistic temperament.
When the summers work was over
trio started home by way Of
Munich and Venice and sailed from
Trieste. The Mediterranean trip was
charming and they made stops at
l'atras in Greece. Palermo in Sicily
and Algiers. Miss Hulburd and her
mother visited In New York city for a
week and then spent several days
with friends In Fairhayen. VI. hefore
coming west.
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