The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15
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To Visit Brother Here.
Mrs. r. II. Wilder of Fargo is plan
ming IN visit this city in the near fu-
turc when her brother, Albert Selby,
and his wife of Harrison. Ida. will be
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
j. Peck.
Mrs. White on National Program.
Mrs. Frank White of Valley City
will he one OF the principal speakers
at the meeting of the National Fedora
ton of Womcn's cluhs in San Francis
e" this She has been noti-
fed that she will appear on the pro-
gram and viii start for the west early
i'll June.
Other cities who arc interested in
civic Improvement Work have become
aware that Mrs. White will he in tho
west have induced her To address them
on her trip. Sh" will talk before the
women of Portland. Ore, enroute tn
san Francisco and may consider other
engagements before returning.
Mrs. White has become recognized
AZ u national :isurc in club and civic
Improvement work and is eagerly
sought after to make addresses upon
the subjects interesting organizations
having for "A purpose the ~furtherinS of
Su'i N'lh. she NdS on lHt IcSIHI
for the national meeting of the Good
Roads association in Chicago in April.
but was unable 10 attend.
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Work Outlined at Conference.
AT a conference of w. c. T. l.. Off
Gers and snpcrintendcnts OF the dis
trict comprising Grand Forks and
Nelson counties held Yesterday after
noon AZ til" city hall the plan of work
for the coming summer was outlined.
Mrs. J. +. stevens. the president, pre-
'ldod at the meeting and tho decision
tn hold a w. G. 7. l.. institute in this
city ncxt fan was among the IMPORT
actions. The district will also
send a delegate to tn" Chautauqua
institute at Devils lake in July and
the matter of maintaining a ~salaried
temperance worker at III" state uni
Ncrsity was discussed. so definite &C
ton was taken however.
Th" district board will endeavor to
have all unions in these counties hold
membership campaigns during the
summer.
for Mrs. Treat.
Among the most brilliant social af-
ever hold i'll Los Angeles was
a reception in the honor of Mrs. j. T..
Treat. Wife of the imperial rotentate,
I'll" reception was held at the Hotel
Alexandria which was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion with Ameri-
'an beauty roses. while stately palms
and other tropical plants added their
dignity I" the dcroratiN" scheme. How
many "omen We're greeted in the
curse of tho afternoon 10y members
of the reception party. il would he i'm
10 say, even approximately.
Nj lc T1.Hl Nth ~, al-,r,-l,,,1t. ~ ID 10
Was charming in black char
mouse. banded with oriental trimming.
and yelled in black lace. and wore a
hat. the genera effect of which
black and white. Here We're gath
7 receiving greetings with Mrs.
the wives of nearly all the past
imperial %potentates now in Los An
seics. Los Angeles papers containing
and detailed of the
many affairs that We're given for Mrs.
Treat. with pictures of her and the
of many of the prominent Los Angeles
ladies who honored her, have
received in Fargo.
Back to North Dakota.
Bismarck Tribune: James w.
Foley, North Dakota's WI poet. ar
rived at the state capital Tuesday
morning on NO. ?, after spending the
winter in Los Angeles. Cal. Mrs.
Foley stopped off at st. Paul to visit
With friends and will arrive within the
few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Foley left Los An
seles. April so. Enroute east they
stopped off at Fort Crook. Neh. where
they We're the guests of Major and
Mrs. Dale for a week. They arrived
al ST. Paul. Monday. where they learn
ed the first word of the death of Judge
II. +. Morgan.
Mr.. Foley said: They moved Judge
Morgan to banning about three weeks
we left Los Angeles. Banning
is on the edge of the desert and |
thing is south and EAST of Los Angeles.
They thought Pasadena was too low
To he beneficial to his health. Wis
tied with Judge Morgan two or three
before he Was moved TO Ban
ming. Al that time | was afraid the
end Was not far off. as he looked very
poorly indeed. But he bore UP with
a courageous heart"
During the course Of his winters
visit Mr.. Foley met a large number
of former North Dakotans, some who
located in California and others
who were travelling through. He en-
loyed every minute of mis- trip.
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Tennis Par'- Well Attended.
Weight couples danced last on
tnine AT the knights of Columbus clul,
rooms and the party vas another Of
tn Sc beautiful white affairs, every
ono attired in white. ladies and gem
tl"men, and all in the happicst OF
moods. The guests assembled in the
club roolns at $40 O'Clock to fill out
their programs. Finley's three piece
orchestra rendering a delightful pro-
gram during the while, and at 9
O'Clock all repaired to the ball room
where the tripping of the light fan
tastir continued until midnight.
Frappe and waters We're served dur
ing the evening and everyone had a
thoroughly delightful time.
The evenings guest list in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Larson
Mrs. John Ogren, Mr.. and Mrs. V. c,
Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Mcdonald, Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Clifford. Mr.. and Mrs.
b McGrath. Mr.. and Mrs. n. J.
Monley. Mr.. and Mrs. John Quigley,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Y. O'Connor: Mes
DANES Adams. Frank Stokes. A.. F..
Fogel. f. j. sullivan, r. VI. Carter, L.
J.. Eckman. F. 3. Feetham; Misses
GLADYS enworthy. Beatrice Griffith,
Josie johnson. Eva Desautels. Vivian
Ryan. G~enevieve O'keefe, GLADYS
Stone. Kathryn Altman. Lillian Ryan,
Grace Dunnigan, Ethel Kaufman,
Enid Lowe. Cora Keen, Relle
Ryan. Verna Ryan. Gladys Dunlap
Mary Murphy. Ella Flynn. Mae Nisbet
Fra noes Hogan. Taura Sullivan Ia.