The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-31
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Was Among Dinner Quests.

ihroad for several years NOW and III
his manncr has been able to tour
Europe. Palestine and Egypt.
Was Among Dinner Guests.
Forest River Journal: DR.. and Mrs.
r. W. Poole entertained at dinner
saturday evening. Covers We're Laid
nine. and II guests were. Mrs. Z.
K. PomcroN of Grand Forks. Miss;
of Minneapolis. Miss Fairrhild
Of Grand Forks. and Misses Hing and
and Mes$rs. montgomery and
lairChild.
Visit Daughter at Billings.
Mrs. y. +. Lehman leaves tomor-
noon for Billings. Mont. whore
sh" will bc entertained for the mex,
month as the guest of her daughter
and son. MIR. and Mrs. Goorg" Barlow.
Mrs. Lehman ooks forward with es-
pc"iai pleasure Ia her visit with her
three little grandchildren.
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Cards Announced Arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Spencer Baxter of
South Fifth street have sent out dam
" baby cards Announcing the arrival
of their oun SON, James Keith FAX
ter. Monday. May ~. Under the
small baby card which is tied with a
bow of white ribbon is the novel COM
mand, Call Me Jack"
Entertained at ElIcndalc.
Miss Georgia Chambers of Churchs
Ferry. who has been the guest of her
Mrs. +. T.. Cassels. at Ellen
dale for h past week, was given a
delightful social honor Tuesday even
lnS when Mrs. Cassels entertained a
company of twenty young people in
nor honor C.n1,c yt-,,-o yl~,tilaI far
the evenings pastime II Mrs. a. Nj.
assisted in the service Of a
lunch.
Old Resident IEaNin" Larimorc.
Mrs, n. L. Lehman enjoyed a pleas
ant days visit yesterday from Mrs.
Belle Holt of Larimore who stopped
here while enroute home from Min
.ncapolis. Mrs. Holt, while i'm Mime
apollS. made ARRANGEMENTS to make
that city her uturc home and will
cave l-arimore fithin d month. She
still retains her business interests in
however, and undoubtedly
Will make frequent visits to her many
old friends there. Mrs. Holt who is
the widow of the late William Holt is
on" of til" pioneer resident of Lari-
more and her departure will be much
Has Written Book of Poems.
Forest River journal: Mrs. Dora j..
Kenyon ui .Ardoch. was
mere II day last week ana presented
DIR. ana Mrs. *. w. Poole With a beau
tlfrlly bound book of poems. of which
she Is the author. 1t also contains
several pretty paintings which We're
done by the author. Mrs. Kenyon
was the teacher in the first school. and
White mere gave many programs. many
of which We're composed by
herself. And since tina, time she has
great help to the community in
composing both poems nd songs for
occasions.
Giving Chain Social Today.
Mrs. Emma Haggert is entertaining
a company of ladies this afternoon
at her home on North Third stree, as
a contribution in the Y. W. 9. a.
which draws / GA close this
evening. Mrs, Hagscrt invited her
guests to bring their needlework and
Will serve light refreshments. Her
guests are Mrs. j. NJ. O'Ncale, Mrs.
Fraser, Mrs. +. S. Harrison. Mrs. J..
q. Moore, Mrs. j. r.. Baker. Mrs.
stone. Mrs. {. +. Garlic, Mrs. II. III.
Eitaly. Mrs. +. l.. Reynolds, Mrs. J..
W. Lowe, Mrs. Roddy. Mrs. John VAL
ELY. and Mrs. John E'ishman.
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Miss Bcatt Entertained Class.
me twenty-five pupils in Miss Eva
Beatt Sunday school class of the
Methodist church and several of their
friends We're guests IF Miss Beat, at
a picnic in Riversid. park Yesterday
an. dthey had "A real jolly
'lile. MISS l'eatt entertained her
elias. with all sorts of games and
stories during the afternoon hours
n at o:30 o'clock a delicious sup
per was served. Thomas Porte, SUI
p~erintendcnt of the Sunday school.
came out for the supper hour.
DcIfcmcrs Leave Sunday Night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bell DeRemer
and their son, Samuel. leave Sunday
evening Tor the east and as a farewell
honor before their departure the Ma
some nodies nave arranged a large
reception for them to be given in the
lodge rooms Saturday evening. Every
Masonic family in the city will gather
to bid them farewell and the evening
VIII be made one of lasting remem-
10 these esteemed residents.
The hours will he from 7:3O until II
o'clock but the reception will he very
There will be dancing and
cards and the singing of the old
"hSS' iuS' IS u jaTeWell FAMILY gath
ering shout dbe.
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String Recital.
An Interested audience vas in at !
enhance at CorWin hall last evening !
u enjoy the program offered by Prof
:. a. Lampert's ~classcs in violin. eel ,
o. and ensemble. The program was
lttractive. containing several numbers
rom artists repertoire and the neces-
AIRY contrast was gained by carving
he ensemble numbers with solos.
Those VINO appeared as s~oloists were
Fritz Wolf. Ruth Wilkins. Maurice
Clara Wolf. Olive Irwin and
Weller. This was the ina
program Of the year to be presented
oy the string department and showed
great advantage the remarkable
of this work under the able
of Mr.. Lampert. The pro-
gram numbers follow:
~ ave 'eruH Mozart
lb) Poupee Nalsante.. ....... Poldtni
Fantasy. Singelee
Fritz Wolf.
largo .Haendel
Miss Parker.
al Morning Prayer. Tschaikowsky !
fte'ery ............. Faucheau
Ruth Wi1kipc