The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-22
Frances Willard Memorial.

Frances Willard Memorial.
Friday afternoon mt 3 O'Clock the
". G. T. l.. will hold its annual
Frances j.. Willard memorial meeting
at the home Of Mrs, Joseph Bell De-
Rcmcr on Belmont avenue and ROY.
Francis NJ. Mc''oy Of the Methodist
church will deliver the address. There |
will he special music and each mem
l"r will resp nd at roll call with a
quotation from francis Willard. Mem
hers arc also expected to present the
ma mes of one or moro new members.
The meeting is open and all arc very
cordially invited to attend.
Central Meeting Friday.
Friday afternoon ut $50 o'clock
the mothers of the north side will
moot Al tho Central school for the
regular meeting of he lIomckeopers'
club and Mrs. George Jauss will he
in charge Of tho meeting. Mrs, Jauss
has selected AS her assisting ladies
Mrs. James Collins. Mrs. J. Grassick
and Mrs. r.. a. Spragnc and tho pro-
gram will open with n talk by Miss
E"rtha %I:rdnlann of the university
faculty ." "rh" Hygiene of tho
Miss Louise ~Fackehusch. tho
Visiting nurse. will give a short talk
''''t wv ~ III ' 4
"rland will he mn various kinds of SAL
ads.
Tn" Belmont meeting IF the club
held Wednesday afternoon and
loo ONE W"er present and took an
active part in the Demonstration
which Misses Sutherland and Opsahl
conducted ON apple pies. Miss E;rd-
busch gave tho instructive talks and
Miss WhiteleN's pupils furnished the
excellent musical program.
Special Junior Program.
Friday afternoon tho advanced pu- |
pills of the junior department at Mcs-
ley college conservatory will give a
special program at corwin music hall
TO which tho general public is cordial !
ly invited. The hour is 4:3O o'clock
i'm tho afternoon and as the youths
have spent much time in preparation
for this recital their parents and
friends should not fail to hear the
treat. The complete program follows: !
Pixies Sliding Down Hill. ..... Brown /!
Anna Hannah.
Chanson Orientalc ......-... Teller
Marion Wilder.
Butterfly ...... Eilcnbcrg
Myrtle Rystad.
ON tho Mater Hinsle
Ethel ltcmans.
ttdppN Hours Virgil
Helen Wolf.
Esther Lameter.
Cradle Song ..Jeffry |
Katharine Read.
' alSc BroW |
Katharine Henry.
Spring Showers Fink
Earl Larson.
lteNcTle SCllutt
Zula Rove.
900
Three state Brides.
\ pretty Bismarck wedding of
Tuesday evening tool place at tho
residence of MIR. and Mrs. Patrick
Kelly when their daughter. Agnes G..
was given in marriage to Leroy Ell
liott Lewis, also of Bismarck. Fathe.
the attendants were Miss Margaret
Kelly and Ward Lewis. A six course
dinner was served to twenty guests.
The groom is connected with the post
office and the couple will be at home
after March 1.
The marriage of Miss Leah Char.
honeau of Olga INC Eugene Berard
of Bathgate o O place at the home
of the brides parents II after a
short honeymoon the young couple
will take up their home on the
Sroom's farm.
Last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Aymar in Fargo oc-
CURED the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Amber. n Jacob A. Clark. as
sistant superintendent. of tho expert
mnnt station at Dickinson. The we'd
ding was n handsomely appointed
function with a small company of in
vited guests n Rev. A. F.. Peterson
of the First Baptist church officiatcd.
The bride is a graduate of the Fargo
high school and the groom a gradu-
ate Of the agricultural college.
Box Social Was Fine.
The most jubilant time the MEM
bers of the congregation of the First
Methodist church have had in some
years was afforded Wednesday even
ing when h Ladies' Aid society held
its box social in the church dining
hall. Everything vent off splendid
ly and the features of the program
were the humorous readings by DIR.
$. Paige Johnson who was Compelled
to come back three times and Miss
Rose Baker who was not allowed to
rest with one number. The boxes
were sold in the good old fashioned
way with Or. Johnson and Mr.. Stew
art holding the a~uctioneer's hammer
and about $50 was realized for the
treasures of tho different districts.
> " ~ VI aIS'IhlS I've ana SlN
who were the evenings hostesses sue
reeded in getting the largest share
of the proceeds.
The ladies' had the dining room
splendidly decorated in observance Of
W~ashincton's birthday and all the
boxes We're made equally attractive
with miniature flags, hatchets and
cherries. The suppers brought by the
ladies' were delicious it was near
the hour of midnight before the pleas
ure came to a close.
The musical numbers on the pro-
gram We're two delightful violin solos
by Miss Felta Davis and two numbers
BY the boys quartet composed Of
Messrs. Chauncey Black. John Moore,
Ernest Hurd and Ernest Hancock
Attended Cousins Wedding.
George Sturtevant returned We'd
nesday evening from Lakota where
that afternoon he was among the
guests at he wedding Of his cousin.
Miss Grace Mary Sturtevant. and Fred
N. Rednan. cashier Of the Citizens
was a pretty home ceremony. taking
place at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
at the residence Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. S~turtevant, a few
miles south of Lakota. Rev. Moore,
pastor the Methodist church. per-
formed the nuptial service in the
presence OF an invited company OF
twenty-five friends and relatives and
the bride was handsomely gowned
in soft white satin. The couple were
unattended and the home was APP
propriately adorned with cut flowers
and greenery.
An exquisitely appointed wedding
dinner was served Immediately after
the marriage and this morning the
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