The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-10
Returned Home To-day.

MIS-. n IIotidI anu CniluTeHs VIZ
have heen guests of Mrs. Donahue's
mother. Mrs. NJ. Duffy of Cherry
street. for the past week, left this
morning for their home at Ednore.
Mrs. Duffy accompanied them and
will be away several days.
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Exhibitor is Married.
The news of the marriage of Nj. d.
Rrundage, formerly of the Tolna Tri-
Angeles. Cal. will he received with in
tercst among the newspaper men of
the state. The wedding took place
Tuesday. April 30. his bride being Miss
Eva haywood Smiley. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. r.. Smiley. until recently
residents of DeKalb. H.. formerly Mr..
Brundage's home.
Seasons First Roast"
The girls of the Y. w. C. a. Bust
I ness Girls club and members OF the
Two gymnasium classes went out on
IL hike last evening and had the sea-
sons first roast" in the woods. They
gathered on the river bank in Lin
coin park and after building a bis
bonfire they had all sorts of good
things to cat. a frolic followed and
they returned Just in time to escape
the rain. There We're twenty-five
SUI" P"i'S
| Valley City Pastor Wcds.
a message from Lacrosse. Wis. re-
ceived today the marriage
of Rev. y. A.. tIcndrickson. pastor of
the Norwegian Lutheran Synod
church at Valley City, this state. to
Miss Clara Christianson of Ettric&,
Wis. The wedding took place We'd
nesday at the brides home in E.ttrick.
Rev. Hendrickson is we'll known
throughout the state and his friends.
both clergy and laynlen. will extend
hearty congratulations.
Miss H"cbcl Quite III.
Fargo Courier-NrWs: Miss Helen
Normal is temporarily Milling the posi-
ton of secretary of the y. w. G. A.
and will remain at her post until the
north central territorial secretary. Miss
RNers, is abb" to send a regular secre-
tarN. This office is rather difficult of
filing. as there is a scarcity of trained
secretaries in the Y. w. G. \. field.
Those Fargo friends to whom Miss
Hoehel had already cndeared herself
before her departure. will be sorry to
learn that she will be in the hands of
her physician for some time to come.
1t will be necessary for her to take
treatment and possibly to submit to an
operation Wy tilt LptloIS NhdNo az
Rochester. and she was at last ac-
counts in minneapolis awaiting ap-
pointment with them. She will prob
ably spend the Surnmer with her par
entS i'm Iowa. as her physician states
that she must take an indefinite rest.
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Successful Evening Social.
The social given last evening in the
parlors of the Methodist church by
the members of the Adult Regulars.
one of tho classes of the Methodist
Sunday school. was Il splendid sue
cess and all those who attended had
"A thoroughly delightful evening. The
company numbered about fifty ladies
and gentlemen and they were enter
tanned with an excellent program of
readings and musical numbers. Miss
Gertrude Iiealy. Miss Louise Stavins
and Dr. s. Paige johnson contributed
readings thai were thoroughly de-
lightful and brought forth much
laughter and Mrs. r. a. Farauar SANG
several vocal solos All Very pleas
antly responded with encores. Dur
ing the social hour n dainty refresh
ment service was passed.
The evening was concluded with a
collection which provided a nice sum
for tho purchase of flowers for the
church. this being n work which tho
Adult Regulars have been Interested
in for the past few months.
600
Preliminary Winners.
The pupils of Miss Whiteley's eighth
grade i'm tho Belmont school will he
represented in the final eighth grade
defamation contest by Edward Dow
and Ruth orr. they winning first
place In the hovs' and girls rrelimin-
aries. The serond places We're Won
by Leon Brown and Dorothy Wells.
Dr.. George s. Thomas. Rev. W. H..
Matthews and Rev. J. X. Burleson
We're the judges and the complete
program was as follows:
Gentlemen. The Kinc"-Leon Brown
Tho Soldier of the Empire-ken-
eth jackson.
The Crimson Shroud of Old Guild
m~an"-Jalmar Hofto.
IF Were Kins"-Edward Dow.
"Tha Sign of the Cross"-Cyrilla
Reheme.
"NncIe Noah's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wells.
The Going of the White Swan
Dorothy Rex.
His Mother'-Helen Londergan.
"Onn of Boh's Tramps"-Grace Ro.
~senzWeie.
The Last Voyage of Henry Hudson"
Ruth Orr.
Too High.
If a merchants prices are too high
II will not pay him to advertise.