The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14

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Miss Mathilda Janson and retcr
Nelson. both of Honcyford. were quiet
" married "Wednesday evening at the
residence Of Rev. a. }. iIulteng, pas.
tor Of the Zion Lutheran church. Miss
Ella Benson and Olaf Swanson were
The attendants. The couple will re-
side at Honeyford.
Given y Birthday Surprise.
Mrs. A. L. Ludwig was made honor
suest at a surprise party Wednesday
afternon when sixteen of her lady
friends gathered at her home on Wal
tut street to assist in the celebration
IT her birthday. They brought their
n~eedleWork and baskets nf good things
for a delicious p which vas
served at s O'clock. and presented Mrs.
Ludwig with A handsome brass vase.
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Queen Esther Circle Meeting.
The Queen Esther Circle of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
II. H. Healy at 1898 Lewis Boulevard.
Riverside park. Friday evening at S
o'clock. The following program has
been arranged:
Devotionals-~Led by F. u. Mrs.
Conway.
Vocal solo--Miss Alice Armstrong.
Reading-Nfiss Anne Often.
Talk on Immigration Work-Mrs.
w. Wh1tford,
Piano solo--Miss Velma McCurry.
Miss Mccormack Here.
Miss Marie Mccormack arrived
Wednesday evening from Fargo and
will he entertained at the home Of
Mayor and Mrs, NJ. F. Murphy on
Reeves avenue until Friday. Miss Nc
Cormack is here to sing this evening
at the musicale to he given at st. Mi
,k4al'e t,s N,,J-~:,,,, L.. .l. y.
dies OF the Altar society. The musi-
Gale hostesses will he Mrs. j. f.
sheehy. Mrs. W. V. o'Connor. Mrs. G.
J.. Murphy. Mrs. NJ. +. Murphy. Mrs.
J.. Nelson Kelly. Mrs. Joseph kennc-
dy, Mrs. James White. Mrs. !. W.
Lowe. Mrs. W r.. Galbreath. Mrs. c.
G. Monley, Mrs. John Nuss, Mrs. ]. H.
McInerney. Mrs. George F. Thacker
and Mrs. John Tracy.
An Arts and Crafts Exhibit.
As an arts II crafts exhibit is to
be n Of the features of the conven-
ton Of the North Dakota Federation
Of Women's clubs to h. held in this
city next October. local and state club
women will read with interest the ac-
count OF a similar exhibit being held
in Crookston at h present time. The
following article is taken from the
Crookston Times:
The arts ana crafts exhibit which
has been on display at the domestic
science department of the high school
is an excellent one. and those who
have not Vet seen it should avail
themselves Of the opportunity at once.
The exhibit will be at the high school
until Friday, when it will be on dis
play In the library for the benefit Of
the club OF the City. or any,
n Interested. The exhibit is in
charge Of Mrs. Harry Stair and Mrs.
q. s. Chesterman. heins brought here
ny the Matrons' club of this city. and
they explain the entire exhibit to Wis
itors. 1t consists Of beautiful lace
making. both Irish crochet. which is
such a fad at the present time. and
hoblin work. the process of which
Mrs. Stair can explain. as she is maxi
ing the lace. There are several sam.
pies If handmade lace which are ex-
1lisite, and orders can he taken.
There are a number of samples of
hand weaving in the exhibit in the
way Of towels. pillows. and table run
ners. a hand woven towel of con.
Nentional design in this class deserves
special mention. as it was lone by the
Hind in the Cleveland. Ohio. school.
The leather york and brass work was
done by the Minneapolis high school
Pupils, and is most interesting. also
the stenciling and thing. The exhibit
is sent u by the handrraft commit
tee OF the Minnesota State Federation
NJ Women's clubs. of which Mrs. Stair
Is a member.