The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-16
SOCIETY [0]
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Guild Meets Wednesday,.
The ladies of st. Paul'S Guild will
hold "A regular work meeting Wcdnes-
day afternoon at the parish hall. be-
ginning at = o'clock and all members
are urged to he present.
Returns Homo Wednesday.
Miss Marghcrita Chase of Mime
apolis who has been the charming
guest of Miss Margaret Sargent since
tn" holidays expects to return To her
home tomorrow evening.
800
On Way to California.
, Mrs. Finley ID. Cameron of Reeves
avenue and her three children, Mas
ter Finley. Jr.. and Misses Marjorie
and Jean, have left on their trip to
California and will be away until next
May. They are making the triI, in
cntnpan" With Mrs. Camrron's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Grant of Fargo,
and will spend most of the time in San
Diego.
Wedding Tomorrow Morning.
The wedding of Miss Mae Norman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Nor
nan. and Patrick J. Kennedy. son of
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy. both
OF this city will take place tomorrow
morning at st. Micllael's Catholic
church al s o'clock. Miss Rose Nor
man. a sister of the bride. will be
bridesmaid and the groom will be at
tended by his brother. Michael. The
wedding breakfast Will be served mt
the home of the brides uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Norman, at
their home in Riverside Park.
Faculty Masquerade Dance.
University faculty members and
tilcT ladies arc preparing for II mas
qucrade dancing party which will be
given at the university gymnasium on
tn" evening of Wednesday. January
~. Last year a similar party was one
OF the social events of the year in the
university circle and ii proved so thor
ughlT enjoyable hat it has been
selected for one of the mig events of
ms season. only members of the
faculty will be hidden and none will
b" admitted to the ball room who are
N"l masked ana en- costume.
Entertained Club To-day.
Mrs. +. w. Grady was hostess this
afternoon to tho members of the b.
r. club and she entertained at her
nome ON Cherry street. Bridge whist
was tn" chosen diversion of the aft
''n" m ana those present wer" Mrs.
y. w Mrs. G.. Koenig, Mrs.
w. A. BAILEY, Mrs. q. j. Stcarns. Mrs.
!! w. Ryan. Mrs. w. +. Hollinycr.
MIS- q. Y. Sorcnson and Mrs. James
'r"ss. Prizes were given for the
honor scores and Mrs. Grady served
a dainty rcpast at the close of the
game. wv
-sa
Informal F'arrwcils.
Mrs. +. NJ. Hanllin Who soon leaves
FOR her home in Washington, D. c..
Mrs. G.. r. Wintcrmute OF ilhour
WIS, who leaves for her home tomor-
row evening after Il pleasant visit with
l1tr brother, Rev. j. X. Burleson,
were honor guests yesterday after
noon at an informal thimble bee given
hN Mrs. II. l.. Pitts and Mrs, H. ".
Gibbs at the formers home in the
lolnnie block. Sixteen ladies were en-
terta1ned and a dainty repast was
served at the close Of the afternoon.
Mrs. Hamlin was honorcd again in
the evening when Mrs. c. Fl. Robin
son entertained a small in
formally at her Belmont avenue home.
J. ". Foley i'm Los Angeles.
Bismarck Tribune: A postcard re-
celved from Mrs. ]. w. Foley by MIR.
Skeels. she reports that fine lunches
OF vlolets can be had in Los Angeles
a' nEc cents n bunch. and that other
CUT flowers are proportionately as
cheap. The temperature was abo,lt
seventy degrees u zero and that il
was uncomfortable to ride in the open
street cars. Flowers were seen on
every hand and could be seen along
me streets and WAYS. She also wrote
mat Mr.. Foley and herself are dor,1i-
ciled at the Westonia. 623 West Fifth
street. MN
want Ladies' to Take Part.
Devils Lake Journals: A grand in
ausura1 hhll is tho suggestion for the
opening event in the Mann admins
tratlon of the Commercial club and at
the initial meeting of the board Of
directors this feature will be passed
on. Besides affording a little deviation
from the ordinary banquet plan of
starting the ball rolling" the pro-
l,oseo pan would furnish an event in
which the women of Devils Lake Womb
take an enjoyable interest.
IN the event this is decided ON il
Is likely invitations would be extended
over n entire lake region. making
1t the biggest ball wei held in Devils
Lake. Ns'AS
O"AssAuty NSJlulnSS.
The elimination of a pretty love ro.
nance at Glendale during the past
week gave the society people of that
city the greatest surprise they have
nad in many n Year. Miss Mabel
Beggs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Beggs, among the most prominent resi-
dents in Ellendale. and w. Lester
srlley son of another highly esteemed
family. Mr.. and Mrs. H.. G. Briley.
We're married SO quietly last Monday
afternoon that not wen father, moth
er. brother or friend as much as sus-
pscteg anythlns unusual had happen
ed. The bride has been the efficient
deputy county register of deeds under
her brother for the past few years
and on the day Of her wedding worked
until 4 o'clock, then stating she was
going down town. Mr.. Briiey, assist
ant cashier In the First National bank,
worked until closing time. 4 o'clock,
and then met his tiancee and both
went TO the residence Of Rev. w. II.
Rogers and were married in tho nreS.