The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-29

It's gift of grass Will bring,
And every day of winter.
Another day nj SPRING.
caroline S. Bailey in St. Nicholas.
Returned to Her Home.
Mrs. L. a. Shipley. wh" has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. G. j. John
Con for a short time. left this morn
ing for Winnipeg. where n RESIDES.
She vas accompanied by Mrs. johnson
and small daushter:
Miss Lillian Hclgcson at Minot.
Minot Optic: Attorney and Mrs.
Douehcrty are entertaining Mrs
Dougherty's sister, Miss LILLIAN liel-
seson of Milton. \. u. Miss iSlsssor
has spent the winter in Washington
With her parents. Congressman ana
Mrs. H.. T. Ifelgeson, and Will srend
,heaummer in Mino..
Eastern sta tn Give Party.
The Eastern Star Will give an in
formal dancing party on TUESDAY
evening May 1, in the Masonic haii, IN
the ST. John block. Dancing will be
gin al . O'Clock and h members OF
the star are privileged to invite their
friends. No invitations will he issued.
United In Marriage.
SATURDAY. afternoon AT $50 o'clock
at the Swedish Lutheran church IN
his city occurred the marriage OF
Nriss Rose Christina Behrman of this
tity and Conrad Wick of East Grand
Forks, Rev. ]. NJ. Persenius offlciat-
cd and the attendants were Miss Min
nile Rehrman, a sister Of tho bride,
and Charles Her,wiek.
Franklin Club Meeting.
The May meeting of the Franklin
,lub will he held ON Thursday even
ing. May .. a, the home of Frof. ana
Mre. F.. F. Chandler on University
Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. f
~. Robertson will he the hostesses.
The program which is in charge OF
I'rof. Vernon 2. Sduires and DIR. 5
Y. Halfyard. will commemorate the
Browning cen @nsaE
club Will Meet.
The Votes for Women club will
meet on TUESDAY evening at s O'Clock
n the council chamber of the city
hall and an invitation is extended t.
Ill who are interested in the suffrage
movement. At the last meeting the
members decided to have the minis
ters in the city set aside the first sun
day in May as suffrage SUNDAY: and
several have already signit1ed their in
tention Of speaking on that subject.
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E.ntrc Mons Club Entertained.
Mrs. Harry q. Smell vas hostess tc
the members of the Entire Nous thi:
afternoon. The study of German wa!
continued and a splendid program
vas arranged. Mrs. Harry Gaver'
read an interesting paper OF In Ger
subject was illustrators and Battl'
Painters" Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald reat
= paper on Wagner and His Opera
and Mrs. w. II. Witherstinc conclud
I'D the program with an excellent "a
per on Tho Wagnerian Festival a
i~i|Hreuth." a dainty luncheon wa
served by the hostess.
sorority Dance.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority %
the university is making elaborate
preparations for the annual party
which will he given next Saturda,
nvening in the university gymnasium
The decorations will be carried on
in the sorority colors of black ant
sold and Rorke's five-piece orchestr;
will play. The hours will be from
1:3o to 1890 o'clock and forty cou
pies WILL he In attendance. Thu
alumni members who will he here fo'
the event are Miss Echo Turner C
Minnewauknn. Miss Pearl Monroe O
IAngdon. Miss Belle Mahon of Lang
don. Miss Beatrice Olson of Fargo
Miss Jean Fraser of Grafton, Mis-
Rose Conmy Of Pembina. Miss Alett;
Olson OF Grafton and Mrs. Thoma
Burke of Minnewaukon.
Gave Birthday Party.
Mrs. A. Fisher was hostess Saturda,
afternoon when she entertained :
company of little folks at her home ~
North Sixth street in honor of tn,
tenth birthday of her little daughte'
Sadie. The hours were spent in play
ing games and at s O'Clock an elab
crate birthday dinner was served il
the dining room. The table wa
adorned with pink roses n carna
tione and covers were placed TO,
Dorothy Spears. Gladys Kenworthy
Dorothy Levinson. Elizabeth Bristo,
Sadie Fisher. Harold Riley. LeRo,
johnson, David Fisher, Alex Carrei
and Llody Friedman.