The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-27

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weeks. was stormed last evening by i.
company of fifty teachers IRON the
Grand Forks city schools. They came
as a house warming party and left
with Miss tombstone almost every
Kitchen ntensil that she will have
need of for some time to come. Gram
ir ware, towels. napkins and tinware
made up tn" generous shower and
Miss tombstone. though genuinely sur
prlsed. was abb" to express her apprc-
citation in most convincing terms. The
guests remained but a short time and
then left their surprised hostess to
settle her new homo,
MISS tombstone expects to remove
her mother from the George r.
tombstone residences where she has
been for the past few months to her
now homo tomorrow and she will then
remain with her daughter until she
mas fullN recovered. Mrs. Johnstone
has been very seriously ill and though
not yet able To hc up she is slowly re-
covering and rcgaining her strength.
Miss Chambers Will Come Here.
Miss Georgia Chambers, state or
eaniz'r for tho W. &. 7. u. will speak
IN Grand nFrks in the lear future.
i'Ehns for her appearance were made
= fldaN afternoon at the regular meet
ing "f the w. G. r. L.. held at tho
nom" of Mrs. u. A.. Mcleod on Intcr-
national avenue. Mrs. j. l.. Stevens
VIII arrange Il date as soon as possible
and III" announcement will he made
through the papers.
IN" union had "a very enthusiastic
meeting Yesterday and several subjects
were discussed. tn" Kenyon bill, tho
Norman crusade and several other
current temperance topics. Mrs. w.
H. i'rnnm"nd brought tn" meeting to
= close with Nh" reading nf II poem ly
R!sh"r Mcintyre.
Mrs. Du.saD Hostess Today.
Mrs. Fred $. DugSan was this after
moons delightful hostess in honor of
Mrs, j. j.. Robertson of Minnca polls
Who is Mrs. charles j.. Murphv's
charming guest and her pleasure was
m informal bridge at her homo on
chestnut street. lust n small COMPANY
We're hidden and among them were in.
GUIDED Mrs. Willis *. Nash of Minnc-
apolls. Mrs. Frank I.Ncan of Bcmidii.
Mrs. Elmer q. Oakcs of Spokane and
Mrs, Frank DeCamp of Seattle. Mrs.
j. X. CarlcN and Mrs. j. +. Bacon as
sisted Mrs. pugsan in tho pleasure G.
hrf guests and al tho close of the in
l"resting game" a daintily appointed
refreshmcnt course was served.
900
Return to Minneapolis Tonight.
Mt. and Mrs. Willis *. Nash will
return this evening to their home in
minneapolis after spending the past
several days her" attending both the
Social and business gatherings in con-
ncct'on with tn" annual meeting of
Nash Bros. branch managers. Mr.. and
Mrs. over of Calgary. Alta, who were
mere i"r the same gathering left for
their nome last evening and a great
of the men took their departure
inns morning for various points. MIR.
II Mrs. L. G. Cakes. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. IL. peCamp and Mr.. and Mrs. C.. l..
will remain over Mnnday
and attend the German club
cotillion.
900
New tiOlinist Here.
Miss Josephine Leonard Curtis, the
new violin instructor at the Grand
FORKS school of Music. arrived this
morning from Minneapolis and will
be heard for the first time this after
noon at the children's recital. on
TINS occasion she will play the Schon-
rosnlarin by Fritz-kreisler. The pub
hear Miss Curtis tomorrow when she
VIII play at both the Baptist and
Presbyterian churches. She will he
heard at h First Baptist in the
service. playing "A POEM"
by Fibich and in the evening at the
Presbyterian "A Romance" by Dam.
brosia.
Gives Informal Dinner Tonight.
MT. and Mrs. Fl. b.. Finch will give
an Informal dinner at their Reeves
avenue home this evening as a compli-
ment to their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Ei-
mer q. Oakt's of Spokane. and to Mr..
n Mrs. Charles l.. Comings OF
Man. and Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANK n. Decamp of Seattle. The re-
past VIII he served at $40 o'clock and
covers Will be placed for ten.
Entertained Club Girls.
Miss Alice Dinnie entertained the
girls of the Q. a. T. club this after
noon at her home on North Fifth
street and had as special guests Miss
IRA bechseth of Cavalier, Miss Alma
Ashbrook and Miss Florence Ellison.
The guests spent the afternoon at
needleWork and Miss Dinnie was as
sisted in the service of a dainty lunch
by her sister. Pearl.
Children Rendered Program.
n c~hildren's class at the Grand
FORKS school of Music played before
a. company of parents and Interested
friends at the school recital hall this
afternoon and rendered an interest
Ing program. Those who took mart
We're Violet L'Esperance. Clementine
Bronson, Beryl Seymour. Elizabeth
Harrington, Marion Lond, Mildren
odell, Lora Tompkins. Marie Vale and
Margaret Shulze.
To Hear Grand Opera.
Mrs. Robert D. Campbell and Mrs.
j. Walker Smith will leave Sunday
noon for Minneapolis to spend a week
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.. Burr.
former residents of this city. Both la.
dies are looking forward with pleas
ure to the opportunity Of hearing the
grand opera program in st. Paul dur.
ing their visit.
M1not Guests Return Home.
Mr. n Mrs. J. W. Fulton and son,
Master Holmes, left this morning To
return to their home at Mimic after
spending the week here as guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Holmes Of Reeves
avenue and Mr.. n Mrs. H. A. Hunter
OF Cottonwood street. While here nv
Fulton took the Scottish Rite and
Shrine degrees. "
To Give Bridge Series.
Mrs. George +. Thacker and Mrs
Robert w. Hughes have issued inyi-
next wednesday ana Thurs
oay afternoons when they will en-
tertain at bridge at the home of Mrs.
Thacker on Walnut street.
100
Miss Weller Secretary.
Miss Flossie Weller is acting as sec.
rotary at the Wesley conservatory CITY
studios during the absence of Miss
Mabel Wright who is quite i'll at the
nome OF MI. n Mrs. W. e. DeLone
on North Fourth street.
Masonic Dance Mt Dacotah