The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-27

Sisters will be held NJ the Is. =. hall
at s o'clock this evening ana every
member is very urgently requested to
be present. There will Inc a social ses-
sion after the business meeting.
Leaves for Wcst Tonight.
Miss Eileen Neville of the offices of
l.. j. Lander and company leaves this
evening To enjoy a months vacation
in the west and Will visit in S"attl.
n Portland. Miss Neville viii ID.
entertained at the homes of several
friends in Seattle n will =" over t.
Portland for a short visit With Miss
Mary Conatl at the home Of hel
Brother, Rev. Father t.. j. ConatN,
former pastor of ~. Micha"l's church
in this city. Miss Neville is looking
forward 4" IL delightful time and will
not he home until about July 1.
Honors for DIR. Wright.
Among thu handsome pre-nuptial
functions chronicled in the Sunday
Minneapolis Journal is a dinner for
DIR. Charles p. Wright. formerly ot
this city. and his bride-elect The
item follows:
1.-The dinner which Mr.. and Mrs
Arson S. Brooks and MIR. and Mrs
Paul A. Brooks gave last evening al
the Anson s. Brooks summer home at
AiIiiIi'loIhh Nos III WI Nv
handsome %pre-nuptial affairs that are
being given for Miss Alma Hanson
and her fiance. Or. Charles Il. Wright.
Covers We're placed for twelve and the
decorations were sweet peas in the
dining room, and wild flowers in the
living room and on the piazza. Tn,
color note in tn" dining room was mink
and flowers n shaded candles car
ried out the effect beautifully. After
the dinner the party attended the hol
at the LAFAYETTE club"
too
Wedding Guests licturn.
minneapolis Journal: After at
tending the wedding of Miss Rub,
Frisk and Abbott Mcconnell Wash
burn of Duluth, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Washburn OF Duluth. parents Of Mr..
Washburr, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude c.
Washburn of Paris, Franco, and the
Misses ~Gcncvieve, Mildren and Hope
W'ashburn returned "Wednesday Ia
Duluth. Mrs. Cornwall L. Roseth OF
Grand Forks. \. d, "A sister of Mrs.
Abbott Washhurn, will remain for
about two weeks, Mrs. II l.. Daniels
Of Dallas. Tex, another sister of Mrs
Washburn ard her two children. who
have been guests of Mrs. Guy A.
Thomas of Clifton venue. left We'd
nesday. To the lot of Miss Olive Wal
lis of ST. Paul fell the fragrant show
CT VI oicll!dS ana lileS OF the valley.
Which Mrs, Ruby Fisk. now Mrs.
Washburn, held AT her wedding.
Gave Reception at the Railissor.
The hundreds of women who at
tended the Methodist general confer
ence in Minneapolis were given many
handsome social attentions by the
church women of that city and their
stay was made exceedingly pleasant.
Nearly every day was filed with
luncheons. dinner parties and recep-
tons large and small and both Mrs.
j. g. Moore II Mrs. Z. P. Robertson
OF this city We're numbered among the
guests at several of them. A recep-
ton at the Radisson last Friday was a
charming affair and the Journal
chronicles it as follows:
"A reception was given Friday aft
ernoon in the chateau room of the
Hotel Radisson by the Of
the hotel for all the women who are
attending the Methodist conference.
About 400 came in for tea and in the
receiving line We're Mines. H. G.. Harri-
son. Andrew Gillies. Arthur w. Anna
tage and the wives of a number of tho
bishops. including Mines. Fl. w. War
rem. j. W. Hamilton, w. +. Anderson.
f.. II. Hughes II F. NJ. Bristol.
"A string orchestra furnished music
during the receiving hours. The cha
teau room had been elaborately decor
ated for the occasion in American
beauty roses and pink carnations and
other spring flowers.