The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-25
Franklin Clubs First Meeting.

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other points Of equal interest. Her
Alden home where the present Mrs.
Alden is of the eighth generation was
especially delightful.
Mrs. i. l.. McNey told where she
spent her vacation and why she did
o go abroad with her husband. both
OF which had many points Of unusual
interest. and c. NJ. Cooley who was on
the program was not able to be pres
ent.
Rev. c. c. Warner concluded the re-
lating of vacation experiences with a
talk on the happy time ne had with
his family at Lake Osakis. MINI. Rev.
Warner did not forget any of the
pleasures provided by that attractive
summer resort and naturally had sew
eral good fish stories to relate.
The musical numbers were provided
by Miss Jane Smith. pianist. and Har-
old Harvey. violinist, and Were real
treats. The service of a delicious
luncheon by the hostesses brought the
We're assisted by Miss Jessie Grassick
and Miss Margery Warner.
Alpha PHI Initiation Today.
An event in Alpha Phi circles which,
always is attended with much merri-
ment is the annual initiation and tina,
takes place this afternoon at the
home of Miss Ida Ahrahamsen OH
Reeves avenue. the hour being s
O'Clock. A great many alumnae
members Of the sorority are here for
the event and among them are Miss
Fannie Terre,t Of Michigan. Miss
Rena Farup of Park River who are
guests OF Miss Ida Ahrahamsen.
Miss Stella Hodsins of Rugby who is
Miss Caroline Shjdeler's guest, Miss
Christine Finlayson of Michigan who
is he guest of Miss .Avice Wright.
Miss Grace Eyford of Rugby who is
the guest OF Miss Eva Rorke. Miss
Jennie Belle Lewis OF Towner. Miss
Blonde Holt of Westhope. Miss FNos-
sic Eyford OF Milton. Miss Clara Hy-
slop of Valley City. and Miss Johanna
Londergan of Milton. Alumnae mem-
hers in the city are Miss Ida .Abra-
hansen. Miss Edith Londergan. Mrs.
+. l.. McNey. Mrs. \. II. TAYLOR. Mrs.
Tasso Lindsay. Miss Louise Marclay
and Miss Waters.
An elegantly appointed banquet in
the dining room of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will follow the initiation cere-
monies and II will be served by the
patronesses. Mrs. E. j. Lander. Mrs.
A. P. Clifford. and Mrs. F. B. Feetham
by Mrs. NJ. G. Olson and Mrs.
j. G: LeBeau. a program of toasts
VIII bring the evening to a close.
The initiates in whose honor the
banquet is given are Misses Alice Hun
ter. Avice Wright, Frances Collins.
Margaret Plank. Irene Dougherty,
~eienevieve' Meacham. Ella Thompson
and Harriet Spillane. The active mem.
oers Who conduct the initiation will
C~nfnn1otn <hn o,,nct I;e$ 800 --,1-
Misses Theodosia Houghton. Caroline
Shideler. Allie Dickson. Grace Hille-
noe. Eva Rorke and Anne Poupore.
Surprise Birthday Party.
Mrs. AL Glockner was pleasantlv
surprised at her home on North sixth
street last evening when a party of
her lady friends took possession of
her home without the asking and in
formed her that they had come to
her birthday anniversary.
WIS. Glockner welcomed her unex-
pected company cordially and the
evening was pleasantly passed with
freshment service. The guests in
GUIDED Mesdames Minnie Schneider.
J. Wentz, 6. E: earle, W. H. Schuyler.
a. K. Getty. F. j. Gehrke, George
Jauss, r.. j. Heinlein. A. H. Cooper
John Bostrum. n. Schneewets. G.. n.
Lanedon, Robert Boese. Casser Hart,
CHARLES Clark. J.. Cooper. Langseth.
y. "A. sampdahl. John Dencker, ].
~; LenE. and Misses Alma and Jose.
phine Brunsdale. and Margaret
In Old World.
Mimic Journal: Mrs. Mclean,
formerly Miss Lottie Barry, was here
Tor a couple Of days the last Of the
week. visiting with Mrs. Price. Mr..
Mrs. Mclean leave shortly for
Oregon, where they expect
to reside in the future. Miss Ethel.
Mrs. McLean's sister. is now travelling
IN the OLD world and making an extern
trip through the different coun-
tries. For fifteen months she was a
professional nurse in the Philippine
Islands. where her health failed her.
and she is taking this trip with homes
OF improving 1t.
Reception Saturday Evening.
The girls Of the Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority OF he university have issued
for a reception Saturday
evening at the home Of Mr., and Mrs.
n. L. Withheld on Reeves n The
hours will be from s to 10 o'clock and
Mrs. Withheld as the evenings hostess
VIII be assisted by the patroness Of
the sorority. Mr.. r. D. Campbell. Mrs.
Tracy r. Bangs. Mrs. c. c. Gowran,
Mrs. ]. B. Wineman, Mrs. August Ee.
Mrs. Sidney Clark, Mrs. A. 6.
Leonard. Mrs. E. F. Chandler and Mrs,
G. F. Ruediger.
Chicago "U" Students.
On Saturday evening, October IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Hunt enter
tanned the University Of North Dakota
medics Who are completing their stud
les in Chicago at their home at 33a
r.. Dist street. The evening was spent
Old acquaintance and re-
calling the days spent al ~. n. D."
THOSE present were: Don Woods, II;
l.. +. Fisher. II: e. l.. Robertson III:
a. G.. Macdonald, 'l2: o. ". Opheim.
'12; Roy E. Christie. II; Albert Mar.
tineau. Chas. Short.
Kings Hcralds Meeting.
The Kings Heralds Of the Methodist
church will meet Saturday afternoon
at 5 o'clock with Miss Marie Vale, SIG
North Fifth street. The new books.
Young China Hunters" will be start
ed and all members and children or
the church between the ages of 8 and
~ years are invited to attend and be-
gin the new study.
Wedding at Forest River.
The marriage OF Miss Elsie Woods.
daughter of MI. and Mrs. John NJ.
Woods Of Forest River and John r,
OF this city. took place Wednes-
day at the home Of the brides parents.
n Young couple are we'll known in