The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-23
Guests From, Montana.

tn Entertain the HOmilitic Club.
Prof. and Mrs. G. e.. McCown will
entertain the members Of the IIomili
tic club of Wesley college and thci
wives this evening At their home O,
University avenue and the clubs pro
gram is to he q stercopticon lectur,
by Prof. Mc'own OF Palestine" i.
social evening with q refrcshmen
service will follow ard Mrs. Meow,
will be assisted by Mrs. T.. NJ. Mccoy
Scwed for Missionary Box.
Mrs. e. e. Warner entertained /:
noon at her University avenue lon1,
and the pastime was fcataer-stitchin,
SOM" cambria picture books for a mis-
sionarS box which is being packed
y dainty supper was served at I
O'Clock and the guests ere Mesdame!
l%.uetl1t. Mann. Guernsey, Lawrence
Benson. Tarplay. Pierce. Stewart, L
Rasmussen and Zamzow.
100.
Food Sale Saturday.
The Woman's Guild of the Congrc
g%ational church will hold its month";,
food sale Saturday afternoon in tn,
University. The ladies will he glad t.
ill orders in this line at any time
though the regular sales are only hclt
the last Saturday of each month.
Addressing Women Today.
Dean Hugh l.. Burleson of New
York city is delivering a lecture thi!
afternoon at the parish hall to the
women Of st. Paul's church and theil
friends. His subject is of special in
tcrcst to those active in the church
missionary work, being "TIas Christi
anity Accomplished Anything ir
China?' A large number of womer
gathered at the hall to hear him.
900
Trio Of HoStcSscS Entertained.
Misses Katherine Gallagher. .Asne:
oDonnell and Gertrude Skinner re.
cctNed Il company OF forty guests tho
afternoon OF Washington's birthday a,
the home of Mrs. L. j. Gallagher or
North Seventh street and their com
PAM included the majority of the
teachers of the city schools and Mis-.
Stella Lombard of Minneapolis who 1:
tho guest of Mrs. Paul II. Griffith. The
pleasure was quite informal. the guest!
bringing their sowing for pastime. anG
tho home VAS made Very attractive In
the colors emhlematic of the holiday
\. delightful program Of readings anG
musical numbers was rendered during
tho afternoon. Misses Mary and Mar.
ghret Sutherland favoring with excel.
lent readings and Misses Lombard
Tenner and Thoraldson. Mrs. Griffith
n Mrs. Gallagher giving the voca,
numbers.
The hostess served a dainty repast
at q O'Clock. carrying out the pre-.
Nailins color scheme and We're assist.
ed by Mrs. f. J. Gallagher. Mrs. u. J.
Thomas and Miss Thoraldson.
Tho Ncwton. Young Wedding.
A notable event in Fargo social cir.
clos Thursday afternoon was the wed.
of Mrs. Elizabeth Young. a pio-
resident of that city and proni-
nent member of the Women's Relief
Corps. and Judge George w. Newton
of bismarck. Rev. r. A. Beard Of the
First Congregational church read the
ceremony at the BRIDES home and in
the presence Of twenty guests, those
have made their home AZ Mrs.
Young's residence for some time. The
house was very pretty with a profu-
sion of pink roses, and the bride was
FEVER more charming than in her
wedding gown Of wisteria peau dc
rySne trimmed in point lace. and she
a diamond brooch. the gift Of the
bridegroom. Following the ceremony
informal reception was held, when
heartiest congratulations were offered
and a dainty luncheon was served.
Judge and Mrs. Newton left on the
afternoon train for Bismarck. where
they will spend a month closing up
business affairs and they will then
leave for California. where they will
travel about or settle down as
their fancy dictates. The bride trav-
in a handsome suit of light gray
whip cord with r touch Of wisteria
and her hat was designed to complete
tho costume. She carried a. wisteria
the gift Of the ladies Of the
w. r. C.
Address On Frances Willard.
This afternoon the members IF the
w. c. T. U. held the annual Frances
r. Willard memorial meeting at the
home of Mrs. j. Bell DeRemer on Bel
avenue and had the pleasure of
listening to a most interesting and i'm
pressive talk on the greatness of the
woman they honored by Rev. F. NJ.
Mccoy. pastor of the Methodist
church. Rev. Mccoy has followed the
life and teachings Of Frances Willard
and his theme today was the
present day application Of the prin-
of Frances Willard.
Rev. Mccoy first gave a brief review
Of the life of the great temperance
worker. emphasizing her place In
and lauding highly her
influence upon the womanhood of to-
He spoke Of the thousands who
gatheed annually to do honor to her
memory and in referring to the transi-
ton from the natural TO the civic JUS
tice wherein the standards of achieve
are different he showed how the
hosts Of womanhood today are the
conquerors as compared &c the time
when It took !rawn Of arm and
of armies TO conquer nations.
No phase Of Frances Wizards life
was forgotten IN Rev. McCoy's tribute
and to many his words were a new
Of information on her beautiful
life.
When roll call opened the meeting
:rember responded with some
anotai!cn from Frances Wizards
writings.
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