The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-03
Bridal Couple Entertained.

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Bridal Couple Entertained.
Minneapolis Journal: Mrs. Louisa
J. Adams. IS. irving avenu north.
entertained at a dinner Friday even
ing in honor OF her cousins. MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Adams OF Devils Lake.
y. D.. who are here on their wedding
trip. \ bouquet of pink carnations
was the centerpiece and a h~and-paint-
ed rose dinner set carried the color
scheme of pink. Covers were placed
for ten and bouquets marked the place
of the bride and bridegroom. Mrs.
John Is. Weiner. 1927 Irving avenue
north. will entertain at a luncheon this
evening in honor of her cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Adams.
Sorority Scholarship High.
Minneapolis Journal: Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority ranks first among the
university sororities in scholarship.
having an average Of 95. This is ac-
cording to the most recent report Of
Professor l.. +. Nicholson. chairman
of the COMMITTEES on students work.
who has averaged the standings of the
members of every fraternity and sor-
GRITTY on the campus. The average Of
the lowest sorority is IS. Delta Cpsi-
Ion ranks highest among the mems
I~fraternities. having an average of 30.
MHlle lue IOMeSl fraternity WAS ABOUT
20. The sororities hold these YER
ages It's ~disarming proofs against any
persons who may believe that mascu-
line intellect is synssior t" feminine.
Miss Ryan Enroutc Home.
Miss Vivian Ryan who has been
lenjoying a delightful visit in the west
since October l is now OH her way
home II enjoyed Thanksgiving din
ner with her brother. Edward. at
Helena. Mont. From Helena Miss
Ryan went to Great Falls to visit an
uncle and is expected home by Thurs
day or Friday of this week. Miss
"trip n among the cities included in
her visit We're Spokane. Vancouver.
Tacoma. Seattle. Portland and Spirit
Lake. Ida. In every city Miss Ryan
met a great many former Grand Forks
people and all did their share in maxi
ing her stay %thossSghly enjoyable,
Celebrated Third Birthday.
Miss Jean Elizabeth. little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Robbins. was
three Years dc yesterday and her
mother onored the occasion with a
little birthday party. Eleven children
were hidden and the pleasant feature
was a birthday cake at the supper
table adorned with three burning
,apers. The guests were Martha Rein
ecke. Helen and Rachel Lincoln. Doro-
thy Waller. Garfield NORM. Ruth Dem
mis-. Celia, Helen and George Away.
Hulda Waller and Clarence Robbins.
Entertains Club Girls Tonight.
Mrs. NJ. c. Bachelor will be this
weeks hostess to the meeting of the
log" club and she will entertain this
evening at her home. Ala Woodland.
The girls will sew on Christmas need
iework and Mrs. Bachelor will serve
lunch at the close.
Tuesday Club Meets.
he entertained this evening as guests
Of Mrs. l.. P. Colborn at her home on
North Fifth street. 1t will be the oc-
rasion of the regular weekly gather
ing and a luncheon service will follow
the needlework hours.
Guest Leaves Thursday.
Mrs. Nettie Elder Larimer who has
been a delightful guest Of Mrs. s. s.
Titus OF Fourth avenue for the past
several days will leave Thursday noon
for her home in Pittsburg. Pa. Mrs.
Larimer was a Grand Forks resident
several years ago and stopped here
for a short visit while enrou;e home
from a western trip. While here MI S.
Larimer was entertained also at the
home of Mrs. James Dinnie.
Have Bazaar Articles Ready.
The president of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church re-
quests h a all ladies having articles
for the bazaar have them in the
hands OF their committees by tomor-
row forenoon. This is necessary in
order that the push carts may be put
lin readiness.
Three In This Town.
If there are three houses for rent in
this town. anyone of which would suit
you. at least two Of them will be adj
vertised in these columns.
For your holiday gifts get some of
those dainty and useful articles for
sale at the Congregational church ba-
zaar. Dec. s. Chicken pie supper
served at $3.50. price IS cents.
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