The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-28
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Prominent Visitors Here.
Mayor And Mrs. Waugh Of Winni-
psg and Mayor. and Mrs. Berry Of Ct.
Boniface are a party Of prominent
visitofs In the city today and they are
guests at Tho Hotel Dacotah.
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Took Long Auto Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred g. Duggan took
advantage Of the fine weather and
good roads Sunday, and enjoyed a
ado. Arvilla, Larimore. McCanna and
Orr. They did not return until late
In he venir and were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. !: F. Bacon.
Takes Position q Minot.
Miss Petra Anderson, who has held
the position Of accountant in the Of
fees Of the Rumely Products COM
pany in this city for some time. left
will NIL the same position in the new
branch which the Rumely company
has Just opened in that city. Miss
Nettie Grihith Of the local ONCE has
been advanced to Miss Anderson's
position here and Miss Cassidy il taxi
ing Miss Grihith's place.
Elected New OfRcees.
At the meeting. Of the Kings Her.
aids OF the Methodist church held Sat-
urday afternoon at the home Of Miss
Marie Vale new officers for the year
were elected and are as follows:
pPoa}dont Mice Maria Volos y,SoA
president. Miss Lelen Lehman: sec.
rotary. Miss Wilmina secord: Treasure
er. Miss Marjorie Moore. The Her
aids began their new book, young
China Hunters" and after the bust
ness meeting light refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip W. Noxon Of
Valley City, prominent residents who
have a great many friends through
out the tsate, celebrated their golden
wedding with a family reunion and
sumptuous wedding dinner. Six chill
dren and eight grandchildren made
up the family party and they pre-
sented each Of their parents with a
handsome gold handled umbrella.
The groom's gift to his bride Of half
Ia century was a sunburst OF pearls
and diamonds and the bride gave her
husband q gold headed cane.
Halloween Party Tuesday.
The October party given by the
Ladies' Altar society Of st. Michaels
church will be a Halloween affair in
the church basement tomorrow even
ing and will consist Of q minstrel pro-
gram, guessing contests and a service
Of oyster stew and crackers. pumpkin
pie and coffee. The program will be
a special Halloween feature given BY
q group Of young men n promises to
be a real treat. Mrs. A. L. Larson is
in charge Of the committee this month
and her assistants are Mrs. ]. e. Nuss,
Mrs. B.. H. Courtney. Mrs. J.. p. Cur
ran, Mrs. H. j. Bliven, Mrs. Albert OIL.
son, Mrs. b. Dreeland. Mrs. e. ].
|O'Keefe, Mrs. N. p. st. Lawrence, Mrs.
Frank Bates. Mrs. A. " Hunstiger.
Mrs. j. II. Mc1nerney. Mrs. George
Koenig. Mrs. j. B. Healy and Miss
Miss Adams q Crittenton Meet.
Late this afternoon word was re-
ceived that Miss Jane Adams who
comes to the city tomorrow afternoon
will go directly to the residence OF
Mrs. M. q. Olson on Reeves avenue
to speak for a few minutes to the la
dies attending the meeting Of the Crit
tenton Circle. This will be a splendid
opportunity for the Grand Forks wo-
men to meet and greet this great So
open social meeting the Crittenton
Circle extends a cordial invitation to
all women Of the city interested in
this work to be present. Miss Adams
will arrive from Fargo at 5:15 o'clock.
Another delightful feature Of this
Crittenton meeting will be a review
Of Jane Adams we'll known book.
IA New Conscience and An Old An
viii" by Mrs. Charles A. Greenleaf.
Dorothy Spears to Minneapolis.
Miss Dorothy Spears, who q
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs. p.
A. Mickey for the past year. will go
to Minneapolis with them and make
that city her future home. Mrs.
Mickey and Miss Spears expect to
leave Wednesday or Thursday Of this
week. Among the farewell social
functions given for Mrs. Mickey was
an informal bridge at which Mrs.
Harold Lamming and Mrs. B. A.
Bresee were hostesses at the latter's
home on North Third street. The
guests were enough for two tables
and the hostesses made the occasion
unique with very appropriate Hal
lowe'en decorations. A dainty lunch
con was served and the high score
awards went to Mrs. q. N. Schwem-
mer and Mrs. A. r. Witherspoon.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Ben
cooperman and Mrs. schwemmer
will entertain informally for Mrs.
Mickey at Hotel Hall.
Mrs. Stevens at Lsngdon.
Mrs. J. e. Stevens Of University ave-
nue. and Mrs. Nellie Nelson spent
Sunday and today at Langdon dis
playing the exhibit Of the North Da-
kota Anti Tuberculosis association
and giving lectures on how to fight
the white plague. Mrs. Stevens is de-
almost her entire time to this
work and 10 unceasing in her efforts
to put North Dakotans in the right
as how to avoid this dread disease.
Last week Mrs. Stevens spent four
days at the high school building with
the exhibit for the benefit Of the 1900
teachers attending the educational as
ISOLATION and when the convention
was over. she Immediately packed the
display and had 1t shipped to Lang
don. where she spoke yesterday. To-
day she IL speaking to the public
children and returns home this
evening.
Next Sunday Mrs. Stevens goes to
and will speak at several
other cities in that section Of the
state.