The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-07

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St. Paut's Guild Meeting.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild will
meet at the parish hall at 2:30 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon and all men,
b"rs are urged to tie present.
social Meeting Tonight.
ular meeting of the Ycomen lodge tn
b. held AT Odd Fellows hall this
evening.
Group of Fargo Nurses.
Miss Minerva Tritchler. Miss Marie
Schieff. Miss Cecilia SChreiher. Miss
Anna Mcdonald. Miss Sono. and Miss
Mabel Olson We're among the nurses
who arrived last evening from Fargo
ing.
Mrs. Dinnic Club Hostess.
The ladies of the Rebekah Book
and Thimhle club we're pleasantly en-
tertained this afternoon as guests of
Mrs. John Dinnie at her home on
North Fifth street. Tho ladies brought
their needlework and mingled social
and fraternal visiting as they busted
1ii'Ii lIISttG vi 'iiIilN ing. I
Dinnie sevred a dainty lunch at the
close and was assisted by her daugh-
tcrs. Alice and Hazel and Miss Jessie
bows.
Grand Forks Heard Again.
The achievements of the Women's
Civic league of Grand Forks has
reached the editors of the Worlds
Work magazine published i'm New
York and that publication will soon
give this city more nationwide adj
NertisinG as Il city of model cleanli-
ness n sanitation. Mabel Potter
Dassett of New York city has writ
ten Mrs. r "A. Sprague of this CITY
for material on the civic achievements
of Grand Forks women for the pur-
pose of using it in : magazine article
which is O to appear in Worlds
Work.
Mrs. Sprague will comply with the
request of Miss Daggett and do all
IN her power to spread the good
work of the Grand Forks Wonoen's
Civic league tn the furtherraost COR
ners of America.
This recognition of the work of the
local league Is only another OF a long
series Of such requests which come
to Mrs. Sprague or other officers of
the league during tine year and east
ern Journals are continually seeking
information on the leagues work for
magazine articles. No better evil
dence nf success could be asked.
Grand Forks name as a city of clean
Illness is now known in almost every
corner of the nation and it is looked
upon as d model which all cities look
upon as an example Well worth fol-
lowing.
900
Nurses Enjoyed Reception.
The visiting nurses of the state
thoroughly enjoyed the pleasure pro-
Nidcd for them Monday evening when
the ladies of the Moments Civic league
gave d reception in their honor in the
assembly hail of the Commercial club.
Though Very informal and simple in
appointment the affair was Just to the
liking of the nurses and those who
to meet them and extend a cor
dial welcome during their stay in the
city found them to be a most delight
ful group of young women and thor
happy in their chosen profess
sion.
The receiving hours We're from s TO
10 O'Clock n though there We're sew
other attractions to occupy the at
of the citizens a number took
advantage Of their first opportunity to
AhSSl IN'l DchOld y trained ana
graduate nurses as a body. Mrs. T., l..
McEes and Mrs. NJ. F. Murphy were
unable to be present so Miss Louise
the visiting nurse for the
Charities. assisted in the
line with Mrs. II. NJ. Wheel
er. Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette. Mrs. Scott Rex.
and Miss Bertha Erdmann.
h Victrola program was a much
enjoyed entertainment and Miss Ger
aldine Jacohi was heartily received in
Two splendid readings. The God and
Telephone" Mrs. Joseph Kennedy
presided at the frappe bow during the
e1 ening n Mrs. "A. 1. Hunter and
Mrs. &. w. Bek looked after the serv-
ing.
Out of Town Weddings.
Fargo society witnessed one of the
most beautiful weddings ever solemn
lied in that city Saturday afternoon at
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
became the bride of George
William Bohlig of st. Paul. The bride
is n of Fargo's most popular and ac-
young ladies'. being a grad
uate of Fargo college conservatory.
The bridegroom is also we'll known
there. having been n salesman for the
stone Piano company for the past
three years. leaving only a short time
ago for st. Paul to accept a position
with his brother-in-law in the McGill-
Warner company. They will reside in
st. Paul and be at home after June /
az 1893 Dayton Venue.
Tomorrow at high noon at Rugby
will occur the marriage of Miss Birdie
NJ. H%olbrook, a very popular and we'll
known young lady of that city. and
E. Phifer. The wedding will
be a prettily appointed home affair
with quite a number of guests. Miss
IIolbrook has been receiving much So
cial attention during the past two
weeks.
Announcements have reached Minot
the marriage in st. Paul Of Miss
Margaret r. Mahon. a former popular
Minot girl and Charles Wylie. man.
ager of the Minot Plumbing and Heat
ing company. The wedding tool place
May 1 and they will he at home after
June 90 in Minot. Miss Mahon left
Minot six weeks ago and has since
been visiting her sisters in st. Louis.