The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16

l<iISuon TlenuS Will ne RldQ 10 learn
that Mrs. Fred Sovereign Smith who
a Grand Forks hospital for appendi-
citis is considerably improved.
DcIscmcrS Sail Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bell peRemer
and their two children. Miss Dolores
and Samuel. who have spent the sum-
mer with relatives in Washington, y.
at noon will sail from New York for
New Orleans. La. They have planned
a delightful and interesting journey
to Los Angeles. Cal. which will be
their future. home. theft rst part o!
which is to be by water on the steam
er. Crelo. of the Southern Pacific lin,.
From New Orleans they will go TO
and Salt Lake city. They expect to
reach Los Angeles by September )
and after the family is nicely settled
there Mr.. DeRemer will retur to
This city 70 look after business in
forests. N!st.:~- or7oute at San Fran
600. T":'lp" acoma and Seattle.
Va IInnnrrd &hii" Away.
.lHs Paul X Griffith of Reeves ave
ny" is Al home again after her pleas
ant visit AZ Mimic where she was the
guest OF Miss Amy Evans and while
there her hostess cav a pretty party
for her which the Mimic Journal
chronicles as follows:
Monday evening Of this week Miss
Am% Evans entertained a COMPANY
OF about forty young re"rl" in honor
of Mrs. Paul e. Grittit'l -: Grand
Forks and Miss Jessie :JeIl of Pho
ncer. Ore. Tho rooms were prettily
decorated with asparagus. fern and
garden flowers. Progressive runl-dum
for scalps was the pleasure of the
evening. Miss Evans was assisted by
her mother and Mrs w. S. Regg of
Grand Forks. Refreshments were
served To the voung people on the
norchrs. whioh wern lighted with
japanese lanterns. The out of town
guests We're: Mrs. W. S. Besg. Mrs.
Paul GrifFta, Misses Gertrude and
Blanche Daily of Grand Forks. Mar
snret and Jessie Bell OF Pioneer, Ore ..
Florence Dougherty and Rena Farup
and Messrs. Harold Doughertv anil
honors of the ""nin We're carried
nj by the Misses Kate Miller and
Eena Farrn AMI MessrS Lewis Wis
aiH"sk! and l:1 Hughes"
Mrs. Gr!fflth's mother, Mrs. W. S.
Begs. who also visited at the Evans
home and returned a few DAYS soon-
or. was oo~mplimented Friday after
noon when MIS-. Evans was hoSteSS.
The account of that party taken from
the Journal follows:
Mrs. r NJ. Evans. who has had
as delightful midsummer visitors
Mrs. w. s. Begg and her daughter,
Mrs. Paul E. Griffith of Grand Forks.
entertained in their honor on Friday
afternoon. when a company of
friends was invited TO participate in
the days pleasures. the promoter of
which, Miss Amy, in assisting her
mother, had taken in hand. the som
ception being that each lady should
perform the line of amusement as
signed to her. resulting in some Won
derful feats
"A delightful variation was the
musical interlude. contributed by
Mrs. Griffith. whose sweet tones of
voice completely captivated the adj
nliring guests.
Cards followed in the line of d.
version. Whist and rum-dum were
the games played, at the conclusion
of which happy pastilne an appetizine
lunch was served by dainty maids in
the dining room, where the soft ra-
dance from the many pink tinted
candles. the beautiful floral and table
decorations, amongst which this odd
place cards, with Individual bouquets
was the elimination of a happy
thought.