The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-20
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

MIS-. StuftcNant Home.
Mrs. j. NJ. Sturtevant of Boulevard
avenue who has G away nearly five
months reached home Saturday even.
ing and though she has thoroughly en-,
joyed her trip through the west and
had delightful visits at the homes OF
her two daughters she is real glad to
he back i'm Grand Forks. She and Mir
Stnrtevant. who reached home sin
weeks ago. spent the greater part OF
the colo weather in Los Angeles with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L.. S%hillinglaw
and state that they are cozily located
and more than pleased with Califor-
mia as u place to live. On the return
trip Mrs. Sturtcvant stopped in Spo-
kane TO complete her visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Edmonds and says
their littl" daughter who arrived hut
a short time & is the most precious
treasure in Washington. They have
given her the pretty name of Beverly
May.
4. Minot Man Bride.
Saturday evening ut .Minot the Ell
sagement and approaching marriage
of Miss Katherine O'Dell, a popular
young lady of that city, and Leon
%Ellithorpe. a practicing attorney d:
bingham. Mont. and former Minot
boy, was announced. The announce
ment function was a shower given by
Miss Mildred Jacobson and the we'd
ding date is May 80. Miss jacobson
used red and white carnations and
hearts for her DECORATION and her
company numbered fifteen of the
bride-elect's most intimate friends.
A Bismarck Social Function.
a handsomely appointed nine course
luncheon was among the social events
of last Friday in the states capital
city. Bismarck. Mrs. Edward G. Pat
terson was the hostess. entertaining at
the Mckenzie in honor of Mrs. Leslie
simpson of Dickinson and her guest,
Mrs. George Hughes of Chicago. Cow
ers We're laid for Mesdames James w.
Foley. Herbert Price. Scott w. Der
rick, Lester w. Mclean. T.. T. L. YES
perman, Alfred b. Welch. Frank
Barnes. Thomas c. Madden and Nell
lie L. Call.
Had Enjoyable vacation.
Miss Mary Corrigan and her broth
er, Hillary. city salesman for the
Grand Forks Mercantile company. re-
turned this morning from their vaca-
tlon visit with relatives at DeGrass.
Mimi. MIR. Corrigan also visited i'm
Minneapolis and Shakopee. Mimi. and
both enjoyed their outing thoroughly
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Farewell for Two Members.
Mrs. Guy c. H. Corliss who soon
leaves to make her future home in
Portland. Ore. and Mrs. A. o. Andcr-
son who will reside in Regina, Sask..
will be guests of honor Wednesday
Afternoon when the ladies of St. Paul's
Guild will entertain al the parish hall.
Both ladies have long been members
of the guild n all guild members
will attend this gathering.
Give Dinner This Evening,
MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Martin will en-
terrain a small company informally
at dinner this evening at their Walnut
street home as a farewell honor to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Murphy who leave
Wednesday to make their home in
Devils Lake. Their guests will num-
her eight and Mrs. Martin will use a
bowl of wild violets for her table
centerpiece. The guests will spend
the evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Murray who are giving an
informal affair also for the Murphys.
Away on Vacation.
Miss Ada Durand. librarian at the
public library. has been granted a well
earned months rest and left Saturday
for the home of her parents in Can.
andaigua, N. Y. Miss Durand expects
TO be away until July l..
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Miss Lillian G. Topping of Fargo
was the guest of Mrs. A. l.. Woods
Sunday while enroute home from her
trip to Bottineau.
Mrs. J. G. Moore and daughter who
few weelss reached home Saturday
evening.