The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-27
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81 PANTS Child Meeting.

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The ladies OF st. l'anl's Guild will
hold the regular meeting "Wednesday
afternoon Mt the parish hall ut ;
o'clock and a full attendance is dcsir-
ed as work. will begin in preparation
for thc annual Easter sale.
300
Bring Garments to Meeting.
Members of the Baptist Aid society
are requested to bring to the meeting
to he held at the church "Wednesday
afternoon all garments made for the
little. African children. The box must
I've sent this week and this will he tn"
last opportunity To collect the gar
ments Whether finished or not mem
beers arc requested to h1in. them I"
this meeting.
suffrage Headquarters Open.
Fargo Courier Ncws: ono OF III"
rooms i'm the deLcndrrcir block. for
,nerly occupied by Mrs. drl.rndrecie,
has been offered ome of FarG" and
Moorhcad, Wh" are interested in the
suffrage movement as their headquar-
tiers when shopping. \ m"mhar or
the Votes for Women league Will he
in attendance from 2:30 o'clock To
C. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoons. when all women will b"
made cordially welcome.
Entertained for Miss lombard.
In compliment 10 Miss Stella Lon-
hard who is visiting here While en-
route from Minneapolis t" her new
home in Canada Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
spa ulding entertained as dinner guests
last evening at their hon1c on North
FIFTH street Miss Lombard. Mr.. and
Mrs. r'aul r. Griffith and Miss JAM
Smith. After the endowment of the
delicious repast Miss Lombard fav-
---y -,kf -,.~ eHl -.-
prano solos.
Mrs. Peck Lost N%aluablcs.
Mrs. r. J. Pcrk of South Fifth street
who has been enjoying a winters visit
with relatives and old friends in
Mcadville. Pa. and Ashtahnlla. Ohio.
will arrive i'm Fargo this evening on
her return "Trip Int will visit in that
city with her daughter. Mrs. T.. II.
Wilder. for 2 few iaNs before eturn-
ing home. Mrs. Peck had the misfor-
tune Will" aWay of losing her o
watch. trunk KEYS and a substantial
hank draft while mn a trolley car be-
tween Meadville and As:ahula and no
trace "f the watch or keys has l'een
Found Payment ON the draft was
stopped at once.
Now Touring tho Philippines.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. V. Iinweli who
are touring the orient this winter arc
now in the" Philippine Islands. their
Manila though ii was written inst as
they were leaving Nasasaki. Japan,
Thc little Jap made a great impress
sion on both Mr.. and Mrs. LinWell
II they spent even more time than
they had expected studying TIL" so
rial. industrial and economic condi-
ZION i'm those islands. They arc
- -, @J .:t <L- k..-s, 80 SIS. Is. =
and they speak with praise of tho for
estry laws of tn" country. that when
evcr a tree is cut from 4 forest q;
small ono is replanted in its place.
This law is carried ont to the letter.
Mr.. and Mrs, linws.ll plan tn spend
several w""ts n the Philippines.
Gave Series "G Tableallx.
\ novel feature at a handsome
Washington party given in Mandan
was a series of tahleauN ARRANGED by
the host and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. y. Gary. \ hundred guests We're
received in the rarlors of the COM
merrial club and many of them were
assigned To various parts in the tab
eaux, The first scene was very pref
tily presented. being the story of the
bride who hid in the old chest. Messrs.
Earl Peterson. II. Is. Skeels. Lewis
T.man and Mrs. ". W. Fuller. Mrs.
4. F. Ellis and Miss G%enevicve Simp-
son In the costume of colonial DAYS
assisted in tn" presentation. and later
danced the minret Then followed the
portrayal nj a number of incidents in
american history 81 Pocahontas and
John smith. the stamp act. the Boston
tea party. Washington crossing the
Delaware. Penn signing the treaty
With The Indians. tho birth Of the
Tag. "tr- A number at patriotic songs
wer" given by q quartet. II during
tho ntermissinns Miss Clara Thorbcrs
gave piano numbers. AL the conclu-
sion nf h program dainty refresh
lleh1S Wrr" served. the serving maids
being Misses l:thnlind Cary. clara
Dunlap. Ruth Psrkin. Eva Heater and
adelaide Cummins.
.\nOns the states Brides.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
t'radN near DcN"n was tho scene of a
quiet home wedding when their
daughter. Loretta. was given in mar
riaee to Charles Nixon. son OF Mr..
n Mrs. William Nixon formerly of
DoNon but now of Alberta. Can. Rev.
Father Mcdonald of Michigan per-
I"rined the ceremony and the attend
ants were Miss Anna Brady. sister of
the bride. and Frank Pullen. a we'd
ling breakfast was served Immediate
IN after the cerernnoN. The bride grad
uated but g few seasons ago from a
convent in Ottawa. Can, and the
groom owns a large farm near Devon.
An interesting wedding at Mandan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. GRAY.
prominent residents Of that city. and
lynn Irving Hirsch of Toronto. Can.
where he is assistant engineer for the
Grand Trunk railroad The wedding
was q quiet home ceremony performed
by Rev. Charles W. Harris. pastor OF
the Bismarck Presbyterian church,
bride was beautifully gowned and Miss
Jessie Kicker played the wedding
music. The GRAY home was elegantly
adorned with flowers and after the
service of the wedding dinner the
Young couple left for their home at
Toronto.
A Towner wedding of unusual inter-
Mrs. Joseph Bollig when their only
daughter. Mable. became the bride Of
Emil Quarne. a young merchant at
Hudser. The home was beautifully
adorned with quantities Of cut flowers
and the ceremony was read at .
O'Clock in the presence OF thirty
guests by Rev. c. NJ. Hallanger Of
Rugby. Misses Paulina Hustad and
Hattie Rosencrans were the brides
maids. Edwin Quarne and Charles Ell
Zig. h grOom's escorts. Mrs. George
Clodfelter rendered the wedding music
and Miss Lillian Quarne carried the
ring. A bountiful wedding dinner was
served and that evening the young
couple left for their new home nj
Rudser.
In Bunches.
There's a flock Of new facts-inter-
esting n imporfant--every day about
every worth while store.