The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-23

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Bros branch managers Mrs. Anna
Naldrnn of Sasknin"n, S3sk. Mrs.
Mairon's son. +. VI. Waldrnn. is man
igor Of tn" Nash Erns.' house at Sask-
&tu0n.
'N,,iSitts Have ttart, Tonight.
The knights nj Columbus Will an
i"rtain at lli. " rti,i rooms this even
mig With jn i|ni"tniai dane" and the
""m!liitc" h"S also arranged to have
pleasures for tNtn~" who do not are
4" dance. iht cluh ,nu,ns viii he open
and cards ana social Visiting ma be
indulscd IN. The T'inicv orchestra
VII plHf and dancing begins ut .
O'clock.
Mrs. Stinsnn Hostess Today.
Mrs. Leslie Stins"n gave delightful
pleasure to the ladies of the Eastern
Star this afternoon Whcn she received
at Nh" customary lortnightly silver tea
AT hcr home II Riverside Park. Mrs.
G. l.. GRADER and Mrs. j. ". owen as
sisted Mrs. Stinson in The pleasure of
her company and after the business
'l"lr TIA" i:tdi"s enjoyed II n~ccdlcw"rk
and dainty t"a service. The
hours were from, > tn ; o'clock.
Trip Fast.
Mrs. James Sackrtt of Boulder,
fnl".. who has enjoyed Il brief hut
visit hrr" as the guest of.
her brother and his wife. MIR. and
Mrs. ~. w. Gibbs OF belmont avenue,
continued -"n tn River Falls. Wis, las,
evening and Will spend some time
with relatives there, Before coming
bsr" Mrs. Sacket, has enjoyed ~ three
months visit with her sister. Mrs. S.
j Rasmussen. -, Minot. IL
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Guest M \uian ilomc.
Miss Jennie McG,lrrrnn arrived last
evening from Grafton to enjoy a visit
N tho homo of her uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan of North
sixth street, and with other relatives
nm tn" city, Miss McCiucrren has been
on" of tn" efficient salcsladies in the
hicag" department store AT Grafton
for a number of years and has lust
recently resigned her position to Join
parents at Nokoinis. Sask. She
expects IN rrturn To Grafton .WedncS-
day evening and after :; few DAVIS
VISIT VIII leave for her new home.
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Md society Meets.
Tn" Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
meet in the church parlors at the
usual hour Wednesday afternoon and
IN" h"stesseS will be Mrs. G. W. Buck
lngham, Mrs. n. G. buckingham.
Mrs. G. A. Bailey and Mrs. E. NJ. Gull.
\ fine program has been prepared
a buffet lunch will he served aft
or the business meeting. The mem
beers are requested to bring pieces Of
glngham for childrcn's aprons to he
used at h Industrial school at the
German mission.
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Mrs. John Bows Hostess Today.
Mrs. John Bows entertained az
guests AT her home in the Dinnie
BLOCK today the members of the
Elks' Card club and the pleas
nre of the afternoon was 800" The
guests were enough for three tables
and at the close of the contest dainty
We're awarded for the high
scores, Mrs. Bows used a bowl OF
yellow .ionquilS for decoration in her
living room and was assisted in scrv-
delicious luncheon by Mrs. w.
). Whitman and her guest, Miss Min
mic Nelson of Erie.
Ball February q.
The entertainment committee of
the Junior class of the high school
announces Friday evening, February
Q, as the date of it's next ball. The
class is privileged to give but three
during the year and this will
he the second on its social program.
n" written invitations will be Issued
but the class always welcomes IA
guests all high school and alumni stu
and friends and the proceeds
will go into the general class fund.
h ball will he given in the dining
room OF n Dacotah and the Rorke
orchestra will play. a company of
members will act as chaper-
and tho ~, ,,,itt,1 ,,s11 -.-.:,
eV"rN appointment that will assis, in
making tho party n of the prettiest
of the season. Tho members of the
committee are Norman Weller. Cert
Hcaly. Clara Belle Pierce, Edit,
Henry Melhy. Madeline Tur-
nor. George f:nGstrom, Dale Kcnne-
and Miles Lander.
Incz Wilder Home.
Miss 1no@ Wilder. who has been
soiourning with her mother. Mrs. w.
J.. Wilder, and sister. Pink, in Cali
fprnia for III" past four months is at
home again and has resumed her
in her fathers office. Miss
Wilder has had a most delightful trip
ana left hcr mother and sister in Los
Angeles, whore they are quite con-
to remain until il is warm
enough to open their summer home.
at Mapl" Lake. When Miss Wilder
went west she took the northern
rnn'", visiting Portland, Seattle. Spn-
lSan". SAN Francisco and Santa Rosa
%l"tnrn'ng she cam" by. the south
ern route aud only stopped for a few
in Minneapolis. The girls spent
some time in Santa Rosa where they
Joined by their mother but a
fcW weeks ago they went TO Los An
ecl"s. Mrs. Wilder and Pink will also
return by the southern route and visit
several cities on their way.
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Hnnorcd North Dakota Women.
Washington Star: Commissioner and
Mrs. Fred bennett welcomed four or
noon at a reception following an auc-
ton bridge party of Is tables. given
by Mrs. bennett from 3 TO 5. The
hospitality. which was one of the larg-
est daylight affairs of the season, was
held In the large assembly room at
the Burlington. where an effective
decoration of pink carnations was in
place. The hostess. who wore an ele-
CANT dress of dull green and gold
rose shades. was assisted by the wives
OF the North Dakota delegation (Mr.
BENEFITS. home state). Mrs. McCum-
Der and Mrs. Gronna. wives Of the
senator's, and Mrs. Helgesen and Mrs.
Hanna. wives of the Representatives.
Other friends in the congressional
and Of this CITY assisted.
At the tea table were Mrs. Suther.
land. Mrs. Smoot. Mrs. Curtis and Miss
Dolly Curtis. Mrs. Padgett of Tennes-
and Mrs. Kahn OF C%alifornit.
Mrs. Newlands. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.
Needham of California. Mrs. PRAY of
Montana. Mrs. Cravens or Arkansas.
Sharp of Ohio and of this city.
Mrs. George G.. Hit. Mrs. Dyer. Miss
Speel. Mrs. Grumley. Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
and Mrs. Redway also assist