The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-11

R~cbrhlli> Meet Tuesday.
a regular meeting of Maple Leaf
Rnhekah lodge. Nc. 3 will lie held
Tuesday cvrnins at $ o'clock. There
will Lee initiation and a large attend
anre is desired.
live Wires to Meet.
Miss Grace I~i,lckinchant will III
hostess This evening al her home al
North Fifth stree t." The members of
the Live Wires missionary class at the
BAPTIST church. the occasion being the
regular monthly social meeting.
Given Il Send on.
kaiisp,i Journal: Miss Mcfilincll
was given - r"using send off by the
high school students and faculty when
she loft for her home in Grand Forks.
n. r. She Was accompanied as far
as Columbia Falls by the Misses lNatz.
Stahl and Smith:
Miss HaTcy Entertained.
Maxbass Monitor: Monday evening
a bunch IF young folks gave a rscep-
tion i'm TN. hall i'm honor of Miss EtheI
HafIeH on tn" eve of her departure
for Grand Forks. where she will con.
tinue her studies. 1t was n of those
coy affairs where good music. n de-
liriniIs lunch and good fellowship pre-
vailed.
Visited I;rntltcr's Family.
Mrs. T'rter Wild "f Osnahrork who
has fs'.n spending the past two weeks
i'm Fargo with her son. Joseph. who
underwent AN operation at St. Johns
hospital i'm that city arrived here last
evening and remained over night as
the guest of her brother. JOSEPH,
Fahnlander and his family. She con-
SNiI- r, a.. l,-. 1,~r,,- $1,;e ,~-..I,,~
Mrs. Wild's son is improving rapidly
and will soon be able to leave the hos
pital soon.
Receiving Much Attention.
Mrs, William L~eggetts visit to Mi.
not, where she is the guest of Mrs.
Allen is being made exceedingly pleas
ant with numerous social attentions
from her many friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Fulton who are
we'll known here entertained at cards
for both MIR. and Mrs. Leggett FRIDAY
evening. there being guests for four
tables. n the previous evening Mr..
and Mrs. Robert f. Barron gave a
dinner in their honor. 1t was a func-
ton of handsome appointment and
covers were placed for eight. Several
more Informal affairs have been Civ
on for Mrs, Leegett.
Loyal Harp> to Entertain.
The Ancient Order Of Loyal Harps.
an Irish organization ut Hampden,
have issued invitations for its first an
nual ball to be given in celebration
of St. Patrick's day on Friday even
ing. h Invitations are adorned with
the national colors and the flag OF
Erin. the Irish coat of arms and
harps. The committees in charge of
the affair include William Pickley. J.
l.. McGrae. r. g.. Kennedy. W. \. Ca
reN. on reception: Fl. l.. Snyder. r.. G..
-Ahern. J. r. Walsh and John Carroll
on ARRANGEMENTS. n 7. NJ. Kelly. A.
n. Brandt, y. Is. blair and James DO
Ian un invitations.
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Was Passenger IN Olympia.
Mrs. W. r. Andrus of 1O2 Cotton
wood street received word by cable
Saturday from her niece. Miss Lillian
Minorgan of London. England. who
has visited in this city that she landed
safely in Liverpool. though forty-eight
hours behind schedule time. Miss
Minoresn was a passenger on the
Olympia Of the White Star line which
struck & submerged wreck in the At
lantic and was forced to put into Bel
fast for repairs. The repairs would
have been made at soutl1a mpton but
there is no dry dock at hat port SUI
f1ctently large 10 accommodate the
Olympia. Miss Minorgan was return
ing home after spending several
months in this country with relatives
and sailed from New York February
&c.