The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-21
III SOCIETY
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Presbyterian Aid Meeting.
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies' Aid will
hold a work meeting in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon at =
o'clock. All members are urged to be
Entertains Club Tonight.
The girls of the ""' cluh will be en-
tertained this evening at the home of
Miss Martha Williams on Fourth ave-
nue.. 1t will he the regular weekly
gathering and Miss Williams will
serve a dainty lunch after an hour
or wv" of cards, needlework and Wis
iting.
1himblc Club Entertained.
About TWENTY ladies of the Eehekah
Book and Thimblc club wcrc guests
this afternoon of Mrs. y. j. Ferguson
and Mrs. George K. Johnstonc Who
entertained at the HON" OF the former
on Chestnut street. The company
passed the afternoon pleasantly With
n~eedle"ork and readings from the
frhi"rnal paper and at the close a
dainty lunch Was served.
800
Leave for West Tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. +. c. Weller and their
little SON. Master Harold. leave to-
morrow afternoon for Vancouver. r.
G.. where they Will visit with Mrs.
Weller's mother. Mrs. James Coch-
ran. who spent the summer here last
year. This will be Mrs. WclIcr's first
visit home since her wedding and
sh" anticipates a thoroughly delight
full time. They will he away three
months and visit several other coast
cities before their return.
Welded Last Evening.
Last e%Ncnins at . o'clock at the
home of Rev. +. NJ. Mccoy ON South
Fifth street. occurred the marriage
of Miss Ruth r. Farkins of Iloople
and Alexander Smith, also OF IIople.
They We're attended by Mrs. Annie
Smith. an aun of the groom and
Miss Ina X. McMu!lcn. The young
couple will make their home at
%1Ioople.
Childrcn's Day June q.
The children's day exercises at the
First Methodist church which were
ANNOUNCED for juno > have been post
roncd until Sunday. June q, and spe-
cial services are icing arranged for
that occasion. The particular feature
will he the baptism of infants at the
regular morning service and mothers
are urged to bring their childen for
ba ptism to this service.
The postponement was made neces-
sarN on "Cnur of the Wesley college
haccalureatn ermo by Bishop j. T..
Robinson of India being set for June
>.
Pleasant Evening at Cards.
A..
tanned delightfully."- at cards last even.
ing at their South Fourth street home
in honor of MIR. and Mrs. W. J.. Muir
ply. who leave tomorrow for Devils
La k". Their COnip"nv numbered
enough for four tables at ~grand-nola
and Mrs. Murray used bowls OF pink
carnations and fragrant plum bios
SONS for her house decoration. Miss
Mabel Hunter of Minot and Walter
Moretield carried off the honors OF
the game and Mrs. Murphy was given
"a handsome guest prize.
The ENJOYABLE evening was brought
to a close with a dainty refreshment
service and Mrs. Murray was assisted
in serving by Mrs. NJ. Richardson.
Entertained Young People.
Miss Lillian Valley was hostess al
her home in Riverside Park when
she entertained n company of young
people at cards. Tho guests includ-
ed Misses Marie OCiorman. Enid
Lowe. GLADYS Dunlap. Thelma Peters.
Marguerite FTrctz. Stasia White. Ma
rlon Williams. Katherine kcohen,
Louise Dugsan. Muriel O'keefe. and
Isabel Franklin: Messrs. Stanley Cad.
we'll. Herman Wolff. Dou,.las Housh.
ton. Albert Armstrong. Stanley Col.
ton. Paul Goodman. Joy Libby OF
Park River. Robert Rafter. A.. Hill,
of Fargo. F.. Helt of Langdon and
Sherman Lowe. Dainty refreshments
were served al the close of the even.
ing.
Two Glasses Entertained.
Last evening n of thirty.
fINe Young people had a jolly time al
me FIRST PRESBYTERIAN church whe1
the Young ladies of the two ,eacho,
training classes taught by Miss Har.
riot JOY and Mrs. Scott Rex enter,
tanned in honor of the Young mon q,
II. L. Wilson'S bible elias. Old fash.
; Toned games and the singing of col.
!ege served to pass the hour!
quickly and merrilv and the pleasant
affair was concluded with the servic,
of a delicious lunch. Mrs. H. l.. Will.
son assisted Miss joy and Mrs. Re,
and the girls on tho social committee
Misses Elsie Robbie. Edith Nietch
! iEtN', Nridtt AltIailQfn aQC
fsoSallnu Morrison. served.
MIR. %Shechy's Brother Married.
Frank Shcehy of lime polls. a
younger brother Of John r.. Sheehy nt
North Fourth street. this city. was
married last week at Chippewa Falls
Wis. and with his bride is now on n
wedding trip to the Pacific coast. or
their return they plan to stop in this
CITY n will be guests Of MI. and Mrs
j. +. Sheehy for q few DAYS. The fol.
lowing announcement concerning the
Wedding is taken from the Minneapolis
journal:
From Chippewa Falls. Wis. come,
the announcement of the marriage Of
Mrs. Rosaline Mandelert I.unney t.
Frank sheehy of Minneapolis. which
took place at Chippewa Falls. Mon.
day. Rev. Mr.. Farrell officiating. MIR
and Mrs. rank lille were the attend.
ants. Only the relatives witnessed the
ceremony. after which a breakfast
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Shceh,
nave gone on an extended trip to rht
PACING coast n upon their return
will make their home in this city"
Had Jolly Time at Party.
. The young ladies Of st. Agnes Guile
. did leap year honors in the most an
proved fashion last evening whe,
they entertained with 4 jolly dancin,
i party at the parish hall. Though ~,