The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-05
Minneapolis Social Register.

Minneapolis Journal: The Mime
apolis Social Register for 1918 has just
been issued by the Social Register as
ISOLATION Of New York. and through
the medium of this little black book
Minneapolis society is informed as to
lilies.
Minneapolis society persons. vhetk.
er residing in the city. in the country
or abroad. are grouped under care
fully stated addresses. the maiden n
Christian m of the married wonl-
en- and the names Of the daughters
and sons in order OF their & are
to 20 are indexed under h title Of
juniors" those. however. who have
not reached the e Of IL are not mem
toned as the social register does not
peep into the nurseries O into the
kindergartAns or primary grade rooms
The maiden names Of the married
women arc arranged IN one alphaeeti;
Register, as q key to their present
There are noted the marriages Of
ffty-eiRht persons. an increase over
the total of thirty-eight last year: Ii
there are noted the deaths Of six
women and fifteen men as compared
with seven women and twelve men
last year.
This year. for the first time. the
dilatory domiciles, placed under the
front cover Of the Social REGISTER. are
arranged so that each new n will
include the information Of its rrede-
cessor. thus necessitating reference to
only the new one, for the purpose of
obtaining accurate information from
time to time during the year.
Miss Power Heads the List.
Grand Forks people who last sum-
mer and a year ago. gave their sub
scriptions for the Review Of Reviews
to Miss Mary Power Of Lorraine will
no doubt be interesting in knowing
that Miss Power has the unique posi-
list OF all students engaged with the
Review Of Reviews company during
the last summer vacation. Miss Power
took more subscriptions than any
other student in the United States.
During the seventy days that she
worked. she took 412 subscriptions.
es yield Miss Powers about $1,000
for the seventy days work.
Miss Powers is a student at the Val
ley City normal. She Is a very attrac-
tive young woman, possessing a very
delightful personality and during he,
stay in this city both last summer and
a. year ago She maze many IflenoS
and was successful in securing sub
Where National Delegates Are.
Fargo Forum: Word from Mrs. W.
H. Best states that she is still in Port
land. Ore. and is the guest there of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Beard. formerly of
the country about Portland with Mr..
and Mrs. Beard in their car and is un-
decided as to when she will return.
Cards from Mrs. H. H. Aaker were
received a few days age from Salt
Lake City. Mrs. Aaker is returning
home via the southern route and is
greatly enjoying her trip. but 1t is not
Aaker and Mrs. Best are among the
leading ". c. 7. U. workers in the
state and went as delegates to the
national convention at Portland i
big, show 10 to be the naming Of a
new rose after some Minneapolis de.
ssashsm and sss pa y y s Of q new S,,s ehry-
Among the other singers secured
for h show whose names are FAM
iliar in this city are Arthur Middleton
With the st. Pau Symphony orchestra,
Mrs. Frank O'Meara Of st. Paul. Miss
Marie Mccormick Of Fargo and Hal
Griifee Of Minneapolis. Miss Ina
Grange. also known here. is to be ac-
companist for several Of the soloists.
fortnight ago
Mrs, Prentice Hostess Tonight.
The members Of the Tuesday club
will be entertained this evening as
guests Of Mrs. E. D. Prentice at her
home in the Spriggs block and the
hours will be passed with Christmas
nAAA1AUJAYi onA x.luttS~~ AZ, n.>-
tee will serve a dainty lunch at the
close OF, the evening. The Tuesday
club will meet every week from now
until Christmas.
Has Secured New Studio.
Miss Fanny Smith has returned to
the city after her summer vacation
and will open her studio in the for
mer Union National hank building a.
soon as it is completed. Miss Smiths
apartments will be on the second
floor.