The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-06
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come before the meeting.
Visiting ut Nothficld.
Miss Cora Sandvig of P%lentywood
Mont, who has been the delightful
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Edwin D
Prentice. for several days has gone te
Mortified. Mimi. where she will en-.
JOY a visit with other relatives. Miss
Sandvig will visit here again before
she returns home.
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Familiar Names Among Guests.
Valley City Timcs-Rccord: Mr.. an6
Mrs. Lee Combs entertained friend:
at their home SATURDAY. evening at &
dinner party. after which Il social houl
was spent at cards. Those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman W'intcrcr. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tracy and Mr.. III Mrs
w. \. Gordon.
Takes Position in California.
Miss Mabel Holum of Hillsboro who
has been enjoying the winter in Cali
fornia has accepted u position as as.
Sistant secretary in tho department ri
anthropologv in tho University of Cali
iornia and decided to remain in tina,
n state. Sh" went west with l,cr
i''I' SIlu SiSNfI d|tN IltN nave OCt1
spending SOM" time in san Francisco,
District Friends Invited.
Thc ladies of districts five and six
of the Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. +. q
Conway at University Place and a cor.
dial invitation is extended to friends
in all the other districts. Tho meet
ing will be devoted to business in re-
gard to the big social which tho vari-
ous societies of the Methodist church
are arranging for the evening of We'd
n"sdaH. February 81.
Entertain Wednesday Evening.
Misses Margaret Sargent and Alta
Smith will he hostesses Wednesday
evening at Miss Sargcnt's homo OH
Reeves avenue and tho pleasure will
he bridge whist. The guests will in
rludc tho girls of the 40" club, Mrs.
II. w. Whitcomh. Mrs. Il. a. jackson,
Mrs. Thomas Corrigan and Miss Helen
Hamilton of tho Realyaei club, Mrs.
Harold Pond. Miss Mayme DeCamp
and Miss .Avirc Wright and will be
just enough for three tables.
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Much Entertained I'm Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Parker of lis
bon who made many friends in this
city when they attended the druggists
convention have been spending sew
cral days in Fargo and during their vis-
1t have been much entertained. They
arc guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Bald.
win and Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Goodrich
and Mrs. Baldwin ave II handsome
bridge luncheon for Mrs. Parker. Mrs
MrFaddcn gave another bridge lunch
con in her honor and Mrs. w. j. Howe
gave A dinner Of twelve covers for
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Goodrich
c"n1plimcnted hnr guest with an in
formal needlcwork afternoon.
Visiting tho C%rittcnton Homes.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. Clara NJ. Free.
man of New York arrived Saturday
evening and is the guest of Miss Top
ping Of the C%rittenton home. Mrs.
Freeman is onroute to the western
coast from Washington. y. c., and is
visiting the C%ritt"nton homes in til.
various cities AT which she stops. l,
is expected that she will remain q
until "Wednesday. Mrs. freeman spoke
last evening before the young people
of the EpWorth league of the First
NJ: f. church. telling of her work anL
what has been accomplished.
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Miss Radclifc'S Wedding.
The following account of tho we'd
ding of Miss Irene Radcliffe, a former
Well known teacher in the Crooksto,
high school is taken from last even.
lngs Minneapolis Journal:
~ quiet wedding was solemnizcd
TINS afternoon at the residence of Mr.
ana Mrs. Norman Drcisbach, when
MISS irene Radcliffe became the bride
TO Frank Edmonds. Rev. William p,
bennington of st. Paul's Episcopal
church "tficiated at 4 o'clock and the
Simple ceremony was witnessed by thc
immediate friends. There were mr.
bridal attendants.
Miss Radcliffe was gowned in white
M she held n shower of lilies of the
valley. roses and orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIdmonds. OH Their
return from a wedding trip. will be
at home at 1919 w Fortieth street
Nnere Mr.. Edlnunds has built a bun.
agioW for his bride. The bride is a
graduate of the University of Mime.
sofa, class 1906. and Mr.. Edmonds
VINO Is a member of the Theta Delta
chi. also was graduated from the mi.
Nersity. He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H.. Edmonds."
Fargo Has Sunrasist Society.
Monday afternoon the ladies of Far.
70 IN FAVOR OF woman suffrage met a,
IL ON OF Mrs. r. F.. Weihle ano
WIN Mrs. *. VI. Pollock in the chat,
"rRanlzed what is perhaps the frs,
active suffragist society in the state
Men arc I" be welcomed as associate
members and the society will meet tn
first and third Friday evenings of eacl
month at the public library. The Of.
tlcers of the new society are Mrs. Clara
i'arroW. president: Mrs. r. NJ. Pol.
lock. vice president: Mrs. r. T.. Wei.
BILE. secretary: Mrs. Helen deLrndrc.
Gle, treasurer: Mrs. W. r. Sudro. az.
sistant treasurer: Mrs. r. J. Thomp.
son. literary secretary.
The organization Of the society i.
the result of the lecture given in tina,
city Sunday evening by Miss Sylvia
Pankhurst OF which the Fargo Cour.
ie:-News speaks as follows:
Those who attended Miss Sylvia
Pankhurst's lecture on suffrage at thu
Grand theater Sunday evening are on.
thustasttc over her address. Among the
incidents brought to light were those
pertaining to the wretched and dis.
graceful conditions obtaining in tht
Jails and prisons of our lauded coun.
try. and some of the illustrations eiyer
OF their management and sanitation
IN n large cities were nothing les,
than shocking. It seems It were higb
time that things were looked into. and
remedies found. and the wonder of Il
Is that conditions SO appalling have
over been allowed to prevail. Were
every prisoner guilty. there would MOI
ne the slightest extenuation; but It II
q we'll known fact that not every one
thrown into the merciless irons II gull.
~, and therefore the truth is the more
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