The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-23
House Party at Lords.

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And poets gladdest dream.
by Fannie l.. Loughery.
House Party at Lords.
Park River Gazette-News; The c.
n. Lord home was the scene of a de-
lightful house party from Friday I'M
til Monday. where Miss Frances Titus
Lake and Lynn ~Stambaush of Fargo
enjoyed its hospitality. Mrs. l<ritz-
herg chapcroned the young people.
Called tn Sisters Home.
Mrs y. Mulrein of North Third
street will leave SUNDAY noon for
Glenwood. MINI called by the serious
illness OF her hrotherin-law, D. p.
Malloy, Mrs. Mulrein returned from
Glenwood hut A few days ago after
spending several days at her sisters
home but since her return Mr.. Malloy
has grown ste<dilv weaker.
entertained Young People.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G.. Warner and
daughter. Miss Margery Warner. en-
t%ertafned Friday evening at them Uni
versity aven.I home with the high
school students in the congregational
Sunday school and a few nf their
friends as guests, Miss Ida Lamson
and John Graham. the teachers of tho
girls and boys classes respectively,
were also present and a general good
ments was enjoyed.
services in Demand.
Los Angeles Daily American: James
w. FOLEY. the poet and lumorist; here
from North Dakota, NH appear he
fore the Friday Morning club the sec
"nd Friday in April. He will give
readinDc fYfni hic moons ctnNit,r tho
variety Of expressions in child life.
western life and more serious work of
a more ambitious nature. Mr.. and
Mrs. Foley are dolniciled at the Hotel
Westoria for tho season and their
many friends here are c~ndeavoring to
persuade them to make Los Angeles
their permanent home.
Two State Spring Brides.
At a very elaborate social function
given in Devils Lake Thursday after
noon Miss Lillian Rurnham, daughter
of Mrs. Robert Dickson. vas announc-
ed as an April bride. though the man
of her choice was left to the surmise
Of the guests. Mrs. c. O. Richmond
and Mrs. A. l.. johnson We're the hos
tesses and the luncheon was followed
by a parcel shower.
Wednesday afternoon at Jamestown
Miss Clara koehm. daughter OF Alder
mar and Mrs. F. j. koehm, became
the bride of Edwin Frey. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Frey, also Of that
city. The wedding took place at the
Lutheran church with Rev. E.. E. Hess
officiating N the music was render
ed by DR.. L. c. Schmitz. Miss Edward
Gasal were h groomsmen. The we'd
ding dinner and reception were given
at the home OF the brides parents.
,R~>.. ~. ~
The teachers of the junior depart
ment of the Methodist Sunday schoo'
were guests at a banquet given Friday
evening at the Columbia. 1t was
planned as a get-together meeting fog
the purpose Of discussing general way;
and means for ma king the department,
more successful and Thomas Porte
school gave = splendid talk along
those lines. Mrs i G. Moore presided
at the gathering as superintendent o.
the Junior department and overs WERE
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Porte
Mrs. Lingls. Misses Mabel Wright
GLADYS Froats. Elsie Dahl. Vera Mar.
kell. Eva Reatt. jeanette Porter. Lot
tie Miller. Hannah Rose. Messrs. Bur
Crary. George c. Pratt. E. w. Raines
Chauncey Black and Earl Pomeroy.
The banquet was served at s O'Clock
IN four delicious crurses and the ever,
ing proved delightful as we'll as pro
ftabie. ~
Federation Directors Meeting.
Mrs. y. c. Young of Fargo. preei
dent Of the North Dakota Federation
OF Women's clubs who has been trav.
cling in the south with her husband
Judge n. c. Young, and daughter fol
several weeks past has returned to he
Fargo home and has issued the cal
for the annual meeting of the boart
Of directors of the state federation
The meeting will be held next Wed
nesday at her home in Fargo and Mrs
F. l.. McEey of this city is one OF tn,
board members. The other member
are Mrs. ". A.. Mcintyre of Langdon
Mrs. O. w. McClusky Of Darlington
Mrs. A. NJ. Burt Of Jamestown, Mrs
John Burke Of Bismarck, Mrs. G. w
Kelly of Devils Lake. Mrs. r. NJ. Pol
lock. of Fargo. DIR. Anna B. Shortridg,
Of Devils Lake. Mrs. S. j. Lyman o
Mi1ot. Mrs. w. s. Lauder of wahpo
ton. Mrs. c. J. Lord Of Cando. Mrs. II
S. Oliver of Lisbon and Mrs. Franz
White Of Valley City.
While away the Youngs visite,
points in Ohio. Philadelphia, Wash
ington. D. c., and New Orleans an,
have been gone several weeks. Mrs
Young expressed pleasure with he
soJourn in the south and especiall.
with the quaint and beauties Of the in
teresting old city Of New Orlesn'
whore they spent a great part Of thei
time and were present at the Mard
Gras. They were Joined there b,
Judge Young. who has been on a triI
to Panama and returned with them