The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
Society News
Guest From Illinois.

Cues From Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Riley of
University avenue are enjoying a visit
from Miss Mabel c. White of East st.
Louis. Ill. for a few days. Miss White
is on her way home after an extended
trip through the west.
Coming From Montana.
Minot Reporter: Miss Clara Smith
of Glasgow. Mont. will arrive in the
city tomorrow and will be the guest of
Miss Pearl Smallwood and Miss Aura
Linderman for a few days. Miss Smith
will leave for the North Dakota uni
verSitS next week.
Old Friends Will Meet.
Minot Reporter: Miss Alma john
SON II Miss Reha Wells will leave
tomorrow for Grand Forks where
they will attend the state university.
The young ladies are eagerly looking
forward to their meeting at the uni
Nersity with Miss Mabel Fisher. a grad
uate of the Minot high school. class of
1911. Miss Fisher nov lives on her
fathers farm near Valley City.
Old Friends Meet.
Mrs. L. j. Gallagher of North
Seventh street was hostess at a >
o'clock dinner Sunday afternoon to
Miss Anne Saxon. Il teacher in of
the LEGAL schools. and Miss Mary tiol-
lister. Il member of the Sheehan Eng
Miss HOLSTER were former school
mates and visited together while the
Sheehan company was III the city.
May Enter Wisconsin University.
Miss Temple Irwin. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. S. H. Irwin of Cottonwood
street. may enter the University of
Wisconsin at Madison this year to con-
tinue her college studies. Miss Irwin
has been studying at the North Dako-
ia university and would graduate in
has decided to take her degree at Wis
consin if she a finish in the same
length OF time. Miss Irwin will leave
in a day or two % i she decides to go.
Eonorcd Mrs. Elton.
The following o of a pretty
compliment given Mrs. James Elton
and her guest. Miss Julia Thorns. who
are visiting in Devils Lake is taken
fro mthe Devils Lake Journal:
Mrs. H. &. Mitchell invited the
Shakespeare club and a number Of
friends to her home Friday evening to
meet her guests. Mrs. Jas. Elton o.
Grand Forks and Miss Thorne of Ash
borough. \. c. The evening was spent
in social intercourse and a few INTEL
leetual treats. Mrs. H. G. Romig sang
a number of songs and Miss Thorne
who is a member of an Alpine Club"
IN her nome town, gave a graphic de-
%scription of mountain climbing which
her club did up the Canadian Rockies.
The climbers courageously chose a
nernpnniN3JaV oSnanf n~l Sn yse- -
the fact that they We're protected by
hobnail shoes they had some thrilling
experiences which Miss Thorne de-
scribed so wildly that the pleased au-
Hence was at times breathless with a
realization of the dangers which did
not daunt the explorers. AS a pastime.
the guests wrote a story. supplying the
missing adjectives and when their lit
erary effort was complete Mrs. Mitch
ell read the result to the amusement
OF all present. Refreshments were
the close of the evening""
Covered Large Territory.
Mrs. j. E. Stevens returned oday
noon from a seventeen days tour over
the southern part of the state in the
interests of the North Dakota Anti
I~uberculosis association. Mrs. Nellie
Nelson accompanied Mrs. Stevens. as
slstlng. her with her illustrated lee
lures. but stopped in Northwood for a
brief visit and will be home tomor-
row. Mrs. Stevens on this trip lee
tured in Lisbon. Cakes. Monango, Ell
lendale. Lidgerwood. Hankinson, Fair
mount. Enderlin, Sheldon and Daven-
port. closing in the latter city yester-
day with two large meetings. All
meetings were very we'll attended and
Mrs. Stevens found all greatly inter
ested in the tubercular sanitorium
which is soon to be opened at Dun
seth. The physicians in the several
places visited lent hearty p in
the work and though the trip was a
isied with the success of it. Mrs.
Stevens will be at home for a while
but is planning her next trip which
will be in the western part Of the
state.