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

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Glow of
Rackoo who have been here for the
past few days attending. the bankers
convention left for their home this
morning. While here Mr.. Glow pur-
chased a plaYer-piano for his pm
supper Was n Success.
The oyster supper served last even
ing by the ladies of district three of
the Methodist Aid society was a splen-
did success and about 200 people Were
served. a great many OF the auto show
visitors being among them.
Judge and Mrs. Fisk Here.
Judge and Mrs. Charles !. Fisk "f
bismarck. former residents of this
city. arrived Yesterday and are guests
at tho Hotel %Ipacotah. They will he
here several days and will enjoy visits
with old friends AS we'll as take in III"
several attractions in tn" city.
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Dinner for Mrs. Hawkins.
Forest River Journal: DIR. and Mrs.
X. W. Poole entertained at Il Is o'clock
dinner Saturday evening in honor of
Mrs. NJ. y. Hawkins of Grand Forks
tho occasion being the honoree's
birthday. Tho guests We're Mr.. II
Mrs. G. q. s. johnson. Miss Louise
Johnson and G"org" Johnson.
Left for New Home.
The marriage of Miss Caroline Hoi-
seth and Lewis Noble occurred last
evening at $50 o'clock, Rev. H.. j.
Glenn officiating. Immediately aft
or the ceremony TN" couple left for
their future home al I.yndyl. Utah.
They will visit 81. Paul and SIOUX
City. IoWi. c%nroute.
Guests Il, smell Homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Sncil are cntrr-
tanning as pleasant guests at their
nom" in TIL" New Hampshire block
Mrs. Smells unri" and aunt. Mr.. and
and Mrs. .Ashury came to enjoy a
short vacation visit II tn attend tho
auto show md various other attrac-
lions. They expect To return home
this evening.
Wedding Day February ~.
Miss Lillian McEwan who has spent
tho past week her" as the guest Of
her sister. Miss Ma" McEwan. re-
turned to hcr home at Drayton last
evening. Miss McEHan has chosen
Wednesday,. February IA. for her we'd
ding day and tho man Of her choir"
is Kurnel Ferguson. also of Drayton
where they will make their future
home. Miss Mac MrEwan will go
home to attend tho wedding.
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Meetings On Today.
This afternoon the Woman's Auxili-
airy of ST. Faults church is meeting at
the holnc of Mrs. William Flynn for
the regular monthly study. the Stand
ard Bearers of the Methodist church
will gather at 4 o'clock at the home
of Miss Grace Dockcn. the Baptist
Mission Circle is in session in the
church parlors and the Homekeepers
club gathers at the Belmont domestic
science room at 4 O'Clock. AT 4:30
o'clock n Junior recital will be given
at Corwin hall and this morning the
visiting nurse committee of tho Asso-
ciatcd Charities met at the city hall.
Praise for Miss Curtis.
The following from the Crookston
Times refers to the performance of
Miss Josephine Curtis of his city who
PLAYED at the kipling recital in thai
city Wednesday, evening:
Miss Curtis was given great APP
plause and for an encore she rendered
"Schon Rosn1arin.' hv Kreislcr. Miss
Curtis is an artist of great ability. and
music lovers were given a rare treat
Miss Curtis was accompanied hy Miss
Jane Smith Of tho Grand Forks
school of music. who needs no intro
duction 10 Crookston music circles.
lIipSP Nuo IPbh INC opportunity or
hearing these artists last evening will
look forward u" !r"aring them again
in the near rutnrc."
franklin Program Of Fun.
TIL" Franklin club mcmhcrs enjoy
cd to the extreme" the program under
h direction Of Miss Jane Smith and
rendered last evening at tho recital
hall of tn" Grand Forks School Of
Music. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Griffith were
the hosts and hostesses n they To-
cciNcd fifty members. bringing tho
evening to - close With a delicious re.
frcshment course
Miss Smith was assisted i'm arranr-
ing the evenings entertainment hy
Mrs. A. G. Leonard and they s,lrpris-
ed their fellow members by appear
ing in costumes suitable to their first
vocal number, You Can't Play in Nv.
Yard" SO hearty was the applause
that they favored with an encore.
singing a catchy Don song. also in
costume. Several other members in.
Guiding Dr. G. F. Ruediger. Charles
N. Cooley. DR.. Wallace y. stearn..
Judge G.. F. Tcmpleton, Miss Bishee.
Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette and Mrs. A. S. Bur.
rows were just as humorously attir-
ed and performed in an equally
laughable manner Miss Curtis ia
vored during the evening with a
group of violin numbers and was
most heartily receivcd