The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-11
Tag Day observed Socially.

xU0 SOCldl SdlGoOot SSA0S IS
cleared OF all activities except that OF
disposins Of tags in honor OF the
city's annual day Of charity giving.
Society women have given household
care and pleasure to the winds n
since early morning have held sway
on the streets and in the public build
ings with their bundle Of pink tags
frosty morning to begin with but the
smiling maids and matrons soon
warmed the atmosphere with their
cheerful invitations to buy a tag"
and by noon scarcely a person travel.
ing the thoroughfares was without his
emblem Of having observed this n
day Of the year which Is devoted to
ties. The army of tagsers will hold
sway until late this evening and the
hne weather this Afternoon promises
that nearly everybody will make q
special trip down town to buy a tag.
Mr.. Panovitz WEEDS Today.
. This afternoon at Winnipeg the
marriage Of Mr.: S .Panovits Of this
city and Mrs. Rose Rueben will be
uie.ly solemnized at the home Of the
bride in that city. Mr. Panovits left
for the Canadian city last evening
and will return Sunday accompanied
by his bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Panovttz
will reside at 6ls Walnut street and
Will he at home after November I.
Mr.. Panovitx is proprietor of the
largest furniture store in this city n
Is . we'll known d highly esteemed
citizen. He will be heartily congrat-
vitz will be cordially welcomed into
the eity's social circles.
Guest From Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. o'Neale of Bel
mont avenue are enjoying a delightful
visit from Mrs. o'Neale's cousin, Mrs.
r. F. Mcclellan of Los Angeles, Cal,
who arrived last evening. Mr.. Nc.
clellan will be here in a day or two
having stopped in GLASGOW. Mont. to
look after. several business matters.
From here Mr.. n Mrs. Mcclellan
will 30 on east visiting their old home
in Princeton, Mimi. and other SOUTH
err Minnesota cities and at the same
time Mr.. Mcclellan will look after
business matters. being employed by
a New York banksns house
Guest Leaves Tomorrow.
Mrs.. Cora Franklin Of Los Angeles.
Cal. who has been the guest Of her
aunt. Mrs. A. E. McMullen Of North
Fourth street. for the past week. came
in this morning from the home Of Mrs.
Charles Ryan ear East Grand Forks
where she has been visiting for a day
or two, and tomorrow morning she
leaves for the east. Mrs. Franklin is
taking her first trip out Of the state Of
California where she was born and is
enjoying it to the extreme. From
here Mrs Franklin goes to Washing
ton. D.. c.. New York city. Boston and
points in eastern Canada.
Held Sorority Pledge Service.
The Postponed pledge service of the
last evening at the home Of Miss Cert
rude Cunningham on Grand avenue
and the ceremonies were for the
pledging Of four new members, Miss
Ethel Harris. Miss Gretchen oesch-
ger, Miss Minnie Steinbar and Miss
Emily Covert. A social hour with
refreshments followed the service.
The. annual initiation takes place at
the home Of Miss Echo Turner on
noon.
Enjoyed Visit SOUTH.
Miss Grace Docken returned last
evening from her summers visit In
Texas. New Mexico and Nehraska and
vas accompanied by her grandmother,
xs1. = Wiltse, who will spend the
winter here. Miss Docken has been
away since May. visiting the greater
part Of the time with her aunt, Mrs.
George Wiltse In San Antonio. Texas.
On the return trip she stopped in Las
Vegas. NJ. NJ. Lincoln. Neb., and
osage, Iowa.
Miss Carroll q Hostess.
Minot Reporter: Miss Rose Carroll
and Miss Edith Davis will entertain
the Matds and Matrons at the home
Of MrH Charles Kane this afternoon.
While this Is q regular meeting Of the
new club. the entertainment this aft
eynoon Will be in the nature of q
party for Miss Aletta Jacobson, a
member Of the club, who will leave
this week for Minneapolis.