The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-25
SOCIETY
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Nine. Pasqualc and Scott. on several
important ours.
Mis- Grange is much sought by
eastern managers and has recently
had a most tlattcrinS offer from one
of them. She is, however. greatly
Interested in her large class of pupils
and has up to the present time. rcfus-
ed all Offers
Miss Gordon Here.
Miss Phocb" Gordon al Valley City,
daughter of My. and Mrs. w. \. Cor
OH. is her" 10 cnjoN n frw DAYS visit
as tn" guest OF her nnclc, Charlie NJ.
Cooley.
P!thian Meeting This Evening.
The regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters viii b" held at the IL. y. hall
~ y O'clock this rNening and every sis
tor Is urged 10 lac present as there is
important business I" transact.
Executive Md Meeting.
An executive meeting of the Metho-
dist Ladies Aid society will be held in
the church dining hail Tuesday after
noon at /" O'Clock. All general and
district officers are urged tn he present
as there is Il great dcal of business to
he looked after.
Return to Goodrich.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Forrest NJ. Davis and
their littl" SON.. Duane Thomas, left
SUNDAY evening for their home in
Goodrich after nnioying ~ delightful
' lsit with Mrs. Davis parents. MIR. and
Mrs. w. n. Crazy "f International ave-
nue.. Mrs. Davis and tn" baby have
been her" a month but MIR. Davis only
Joined th"m a week ago.
-a&sS--
lila Coffin Married.
Miss Lila Coffin. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. -. Coffin. former residents
of both this city and Mino, but now To-
Saturday al Modford. orc. tn John
Wesley Mills of tina, city. Tho groom
h'" i large fruit ranch neal Medford
and th"N viii establish their home
there ,nmctilatoly
Leaves Tuesday Evening.
Mrs. Frank l.. MrNcy Will leave
Tuesday evening for Fargo. where she
Will attend the annual meeting of the
board of directors of the North Ia
ko'a Federation of Women's Clubs
which will he in session all day We'd
n~csGay. The dctinitc dates for the
state convention to he held in this city
next fall probably will be set at his
gathering and h convention pro-
gram will hc outlined.
Entertained His sister.
Miss Olga Torgcson and Miss Agnes
Tollcfson of Ifendrun. Mimi, arc en-
loving a short visit here as guests of
Miss T~orgcson's brother. Theodore
TorEcson who attends the university
and last evening Mr.. Torgeson enter
tanned a party of seven at dinner at
Dacotalh in their honor. The Young
ladies leave this afternoon to visit
friends at .ArNilla for "A few days.
Ni>o,ors Return Home.
Mrs, w. l.. ~Stockwell. Miss Jean
Donaldson and Miss Beatrice Olson re-
turned Sunday evening to their homes
in Fargo after visiting here over Sat-
urdaN and SUNDAY as guests of friends
and We're among the guests AT tho
Kappa Alpha Theta party Saturday
evening. Mrs. Charles +. Amidon who
had planned ON being present was UNI
am" TO como. circumstances coming
mp az THO last minute which prevented
1t. Miss Rose Ccnmv also left sun
day for ifumhnlt. Mimi. and LaRel]e
.Ma1on returned to Iangdon his
morning.
Mrs. Roscnthal Entertained.
Mrs. Sam Rosenthal was hostess
Saturday evening when she entertained
guests for eight tables at whist at her
nome on Walnut street. Both ladies
ana gentlemen made up the COMPANY
and he favors of the game were
awarded to Miss Fannie Fishman.
Mrs, d. G~reenleaf, Miss Rebecca
.rossman. Mrs. l.. Feinstein. Mr.. So
low. \. Fishnan. Paul Fishman and
H. Feinstein. AT II o'clock Mrs. Ros-
entllhl served a delicious lunch and
was assisted by Misses Bessie and
sarah Fisher and Mrs. p. Cireenburg.
AN hour of dancing was entoyed after
the game and guests present from out
OF town were Mrs. ~. Van Cleef of
Chicago. Mrs. u. Greenburg of C,ando
and l.. Friend of Minneapolis.
1870
Mrs. Mcdonald Hostess Today.
Tho members of the En1rc Mons club
met this afternoon with Mrs. w. G..
Mcdonald at her home on North Third
street and continued the studies of
German artists and writer's. In re-
Spouse to roll call each member told
something of the German celebrities
and the first paper was an interesting
View of the German Working Man"
by Mrs. Harry G.. Smell. Mrs. o.. u.
hurtncss contributed q splendid arti-
Gle on "Schwind and the Munich
school of Art" and Mrs. ]. s. Hatcher
added 10 the fund of knowledge al
readN gained on Gcrmany's interesting
cities with a paper on "Weimar, the
Homo of Schiller" Mrs. Marshall
Brannon brought the instructive pro
gram I" a close with q con prehensive
paper on Germans in America"
During the social hour which always
follows the Entire Nous era MS Mrs
served q very dainty lunch