The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-24
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Hatcher.
Picnic is Postponed.
The picnic which the Kings Heralds
OF the Methodist church had planned
for next Saturday has been postponed
on account of the grammar school
field meet. to be. held at the: univer.
sity. The picnic will be held at a
Spending Honeymoon Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Flynn Of Gary.
s. D.. are being entertained as delight
full guests at the homes Of Mrs. Flyn's
aunts. Mrs. K. Nomland OF Belmont
avenue and Mrs. B.. Thoraldson Of
South Fourth street. MI. and Mrs.
Flynn's wedding took place but a few
days ago at the brides home at Hen
drum, Mimi. and they are spending
their honeymoon here.
May Party Scene at "Y."
The parlors Of the Y. W. C. A. pre-
sent a most attractive May party
scene this afternoon, the. occasion. be.
ing a chain party for twenty guests
given by Mrs. j. S. Hatcher and Mrs.
w. q. Mcdonald. The ladies assisted
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the rooms p%rofusely with apple and
plum blossoms and numerous baskets
of fresh green ferns.
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Zion Young People.
The regular meeting of the Young
Peoples society Of the Zion Lutheran
church will be held this evening in
the church parlors. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged and refresh
nNonfC will hn oorN-nd hy Ancao,p nc
Sannes. r. A. Fladeland and A. Sch
loser. Everybody Is cordially invit.
ed.
Dancing Party Tonight.
The ladies Of the G.. l. A. to the B.
Of l.. E. will be h%ostesses at a card
and dancing party this evening at tho
Odd Fellows hall and as they have
issued a large number Of invitations
unusually pleasant evening. Cards
will be the pleasure of the early part
of the evening, social dancing will fol-
low and lunch will be served at II
o'clock. A committee Of five ladies
are in charge of the party and they
have left nothing undone that might
add to the pleasure of the gathering.
The committee members are Mrs. NJ.
Richardson, chairman, Mrs. B.. Dree-
land. Mrs. p. j. Ferguson. Mrs. NJ.
Curran and Mrs. G. r. tombstone and
the hour set for playing is $3.50
o'clock.
Franklin Clubs Annual.
Dean Ella NJ. Fulton Of the univer.
sity will be the Franklin clubs dele.
gate at the convention. Of the Fedora
ton Of Women's clubs to be hello
here next October. her election TAX
ing place last evening when the club
held its final meeting Of the year
lows:
President-Judge c. F. Templeton
First Vice President-Dr. r. 4,
Young.
Second Vice President-Miss Jane
Smith.
ecretary-Treasurar-Mrs. G. NJ. Will
hanson.
Membership Committee-pr. j,
Grassick. Willis A. Joy. Mrs. F. l.
Goodman. Mrs. A.. L. Woods and. Miss
Katherine Whitley.
Chairman of Arrangements Com
mittee-Mrs. E. p. Robertson.
Chairman of Program Committee
F. L. Goodman.
Chairman, of. Music Committee
Mrs. r. T. Young.
Mrs. Marie Hovey-Steberg. who /.
the guest Of Miss Jane Smith. added
to the pleasure of the evenings pro.
gram with two beautiful solos and
the evening was brought to a close
with a dainty refreshment service
served by the hostesses, Mrs. r. d
Campbell and Mrs: A. S. Burrows.
Winners Given a Reception.
The manner in which the Lansdcn
high school delegation was received
on their return home after winning
the interscholastic field meet at tho
university last week was most con.
vincing evidence that the citizens OF
that town are very proud of their high
school. In commenting upon their
can speaks in glowing terms of Grand
Forks hospitality and describes the
home coming as follows:
They left here on Friday. fifty
strong. and their return on Monday
was the occasion for one of the
greatest demonstrations ever given in
Langdon and one that was fully in
keeping with the honors won by the
track team. They were met at the
depot by hundreds Of the school pupils
and citizens. who came with gaudily
decorated automobiles to the number
Of thirty or more. and led by the
I4angdon city band and the cheers OF
the school children. the victors were
escorted to the home of Mrs. w. A
Ferguson. where an elaborate dinner
was served to the members of the
track team and the high school. II
was indeed a great day for the school
population Of the city as we'll as the
citizens who take the most interest
in the school work. and the demon.
~stration was nothing more than the
boys had coming for they carried away
the first honors with. twenty-nine
points to eighteen for Drayton, their
next nearest competitor"