The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-24

neapolis for a rest.
Special W. r. e. Meeting.
A special meeting of the W. r. c
has been called for Tuesday afternoon
AT 3 o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall
Arrangements are to- be mad. for the
Fourth OF July observance and it 1.
important that every member be
present.
F>thian Meeting Tonight.
Regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters will he held at the X. P. hall
at $ O'Clock this evening. The lodge
is drilling for the grand lodge gath
ering and ali members should be
present.
Cr,ttenton Social Meeting.
The social meeting of the Critten-
ton Circle will he held Tuesday after
noon from 3 to ) O'Clock at the home
of Mrs. NJ. a. Blair. 31s South Fourth
street. Mrs. NJ. A. Hawkins will he
the assisting hostess and all ladies
interested in the C%rittenton work are
Very cordially invited to attend. An
interesting program taking up differ
emit phases of the circles endeavor
has been and Miss Bessie
Thoraldson will sing.
Mrs. Franklin Hostess Today.
Mrs. John j, Franklin was hostess
this afternoon as a farewell honor to
Mrs. u. Mulrein. who soon leaves for
st. Paul and her pleasure was a de
lightful 600" party at her home in
Riverside Park. Guests for five tables
We're hidden by Mrs. Franklin and
her home was made inviting and at
tractiTe with wild roses and lovely
peonies. artistically arranged in vases
and %iardiniers about the r~~~,s.
Az the conclusion of the much en-
ioved game favors We're given for
the high scores and the tables We're
spread for a delectahle luncN serv-
ice. Mrs. Franklin was hv
her daughters. Misses Sadie and lisa
bel, Mrs. ] j. Dunlap. Miss Mabel
Collins and Miss Muriel O'Keefe.
Melvin johnson Gets . Dinner.
Minot Optic: Mrs. l.. y. McGahan
entertained a group of young people
at 4 Handsomely appointed dinner
last night in honor of Melvin johnson.
Mr.. Johnson who was the winner of
second place in the state oratorical
contest some time ago. was prom
ised a dinner hv Mrs, McGahan before
n" entered the contest, if he would
bring back u prize. Last evening
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and Melvin was permitted to choose
his guests. Who We're Misses Hazel
Dokken. Mildred jacobson. Clara
johnson. Aileen McGahan, Messrs
Ernest Dahlheinl. Joe Halheisen and
Harold Scoield. a color scheme of
pink and green was chosen by Mrs.
McGahan for her decorations. and
ferns and trailing vines were used
through the room and combined
with wild roses to ma Ike a very pretty
ard attractive decoration. a fern
Dish placed on a mirror. filled With the
roses and surrounded by ferns and
the vine formed the centerpiece for
the %daintily appointed table and place
cards with little verses suggestive of
the personality of each guest marked
the covers. \ spray of roses was
also at each place. Miss Clara Eicher
assisted in serving the four course
dinner. After dinner a little contest
where the guests We're given four
words and asked to write a -four line
lns'e, isnE them, Harold Scofeld uon
the favor, and letters We're written
10 Miss Florence Miller at Norwich.
VINO coached the students in their de
clalnatory work. Miss Miller has been
III At Norwich for several weeks. and
the letters will u~ndouhtedlv he more
than welcome
WV W s0WN NeO0ll11S,
Miss Amy Hines of SAWYER, who
mas resided in Minot the past year.
was married in her home ritv Thurs
DAY evening tn Charles Glenn of Ar
l%ineton. Iowa. only a few friends
witnessed the ceremony which was
performed hv the Conversational pas
tor and the couple left that evening
for Arlington, where the groom is
engaged in the furniture business.
James Q. Bovland of Steals has rc-
turned home from q trip to Tripoli.
Iowa. accompanied by his bride. who
formerly WAS Miss Eliza Beatrice
Washington. daughter of Rev. and
MIS-. Alonzo George Washington of
that city. The home wedding was
Followed bv 2 reception and the
couple spent their honeymoon in thu
twin cities.
Miss Minnie Olivia Berg. ? former
resident of this city and graduate IF
the local high school. was married
at Rugby to Conductor Farham
Draw of the Great Northern. The
wedding took place AT the home of
the brides sister. Mrs. j. H. Larson,
luesdaN evening and the double ring
ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
a Dunnett. Tho bride was hand
son1elN aowned and the home was
decorated with cut flowers. Mr..
"a 1f' Ils NI!1e 10 me
twin cities and Will be at home in
Rugby after JULY /.
= very pretty wedding took place
AT Hope Tuesday evering when Miss
Elsie MAJ Luce. daughter IF Mr.. and
Mrs George a. Luce of that place
was given in marriage to Charles
Francis Thomas. Jr.. of Grand juno
ton. COLO. Miss Ethel Joslvn PLAYED
the wedding music and the brides
maids were Misses Edna Joslvn. leila
Jacobson. Georgia Gray and Ethel
Masters. Miss Byrl Thurlow was
maid of honor and Francis Masters
vas best man. Rev. S. Hitchcock
performed the and several
guests We're present from out of town.
They will he at home AT Grand juno
ton after August I.
Piano Recital This Evening.
The piano pupils Of Mrs. H. Fl. Bur
tons music classes will appear in re-
cital this evening at Mrs. Burton's
residence. $40 South Third street. at s
O'Clock and the parents of the stu
dents are cordially invited to attend.
Several vocal students will assist and
Mrs. Burton has arranged the follow
ing excellent program:
~Piano--The Little Stranger ANNA
Coseriff.
Piano-springtime Greeting. Viola
Davidson.
Duet-The Merry sleighride. Viola
Boese and Stella Gravelle.
Piano-Moon Winks. Bonnie Olson.
Solo-"Silvery Moonheams." Paul
Gravelle.
Piano-The Brook That Ran Into
the Sea. Greta Jack.
Ptano-Joys Of Youth, Ida Purcell.