The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-15
III SOCIETY III
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Leave for Fast TonirIu,

Leave for Fast Tonight.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. b. Weller OF North
Seventh street leave for tho east this
evening on Il business trip and will be
away about ten DAYS. They will go
as far as Bradford. Ont, where they
will be entertained at the homes of
relatives but will also IL in Chicago
for Il few days.
Dinner for Mrs. icggetL
Minot Optic: Mrs. Ray hopkins
a p%rnttily appointed dinner Mon
day evening in compliment to Mrs.
.cgctt who is IL guest of Mrs. Parker.
Primroscs mad" an attractive table
decoration. and covers were placed for
guests. Following the dinner Mrs.
Hopkins and her guests former ii party
at tho Arrad" :helt"r.
lIOn"rs in One Family.
The high school class honors in the
Devils Lake high school 20 to one
family this Year. Miss Dorothy Dodge
securing that Of vnlodirtorian while
her brother. Chester. will he saluta-
t"rian. The h"nors arc given accord
I" tho standing "f class work up
t" this tim" of tn" year and that they
should go into onr family is n very
unusual occurrence.
500
Member Makes Discovery.
ON" Of tho members of the Wom-
ems Civic league has made an export
mont that she thinks may prove of
to others who may have found
fr""bl" in disposing If tin cans and
that collect i'm every house,
hold. She tried burning them in the
and has found that they will
burn int" the finest ashes without in
lhr! Ia tho CRATE or interfering with
tn" ilrr. Almost every oma has
time and tim" again What
y" ii" with the empty rams that collect
in tho winter time. especially, and
many will bc glad i" Try this expert
tnnthcr Delightful Reception.
y company nj fifty ladies and gcu-
ti"m"n called last evening at the
Reeves avenue rcsidcnc" of MIR. and
Mrs. Paul r. Griffith To- greet them in
" home for the first time since
wedding last autumn. This was
second of tho series of at homes
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith have
given during tho past Week and the in
'lted guests were just the employees
the Bonner ~ Beeg department
store. the married gentlemen being &C.
by their wives. Bowls of
yellow daffodils in all the rooms
added a charming touch of color to
he richly furnished home and the ap-
nointments of he reception We're en-
1uIsite. In the parlor where the host
and hostess received Miss Stella Lom-
bard of Minneapolis assisted and dur
ms the evening she gave pleasure with
l charming group of soprano solos.
The hostess young BROTHER, Boyd
3egg. attended the door and her lit
IL, rr,,ci, N1;.a T-t, - J>3--A
on the second floor. showing the
tn the wrap rooms.
In the dining room Mrs. Willard
who has lately come from Ia
and is again i" make this city
her homo had charge and Miss Bar
nara Henry presided at the frappe
BOWL. Misses Maudc Griffith and
ilenna Garvin passed the cakes and
ICES.
Woman Suffrage Wins.
Fargo Courier-N News: The annual
dinner Of the New England society
took place last evening at Prizes hall
and was unusually interesting. The So
is in the habit Of having "a good
program at each of its meetings but
the committee having the matter in
Is to be congratulated upon
variety and interestiL features
provided for the members who were
presetn.
The dinner was served in real old
New England style from clam chow
der to pumpkin pie and over 100 we're
present at the table. enjoying a we'll
and appropriately served din
ner followed by a program which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all who
We're present.
After the reading of the minutes
by the secretary. Mrs. Clapp. Presi-
dent Ladd read his address. taking az
his subject THE Spirit OF New Eng
Miss Stanley rendered a piano
solo. A New England composition. ].
blanchard of Moorhead. ~ years
Of age, next gave a series of ren1in-
of the Red river valley in
1877. This was followed by a recfta-
ton by i. r. Wilder and "A solo by
Moody.
Woman's Suffrage Wins.
Next on the program was a debate
the question of Resolved, That
Women Should Have Suffrage on
Equal Terms With Men in the United
States The Judges We're H.. c..
Plumlev. J.. a.. Huntoon and Mrs. Car
nine. There We're four debaters, A,
NJ: Baker and Miss NJ. Perlev for the
affirmative; George E. Perley and Mrs.
the negative. The judges decided
the negative had proved their
which decision was
by Mr.. Plumley in a e speech, and
by a standing vote of the an.
Mis- sReard sang a beautiful solo
after which Mrs. Ciapp and Mrs.
Spalding read a humorous New Eng
paper edited by themselves.