The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-24

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Franklin Spim>trr Program.
Tho Franklin club program is to
he Il real treat noX Thursday evening
for it is in the bands OF the spinstcrs
dean of ut the university. in
charge. The meeting will be held at
the usual hour THURSDAY evening at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. F. NJ. Nc
Coy With Mrs. Mccoy and Miss Joy as
hostnsScs. 1t is to be the ono leap
year program of the ynar.
I.cft or ST. Louis.
Miss l.iiah McGlinch, iicld deputy
superintendent OF schools in This oun
tN, and Miss Helen sullivan of Lang
don. superintendent ot Cavalier oun
ty. left Friday evening for st. Louis.
Mo. where they will attend the am
nual meeting uf tho department OF
Supcrintendcnts of the National Edu-
cafional association.
WIS. NnuuStDu lttJutI1lur.
Mrs. Pauline knudson. who has been
in New York for the past few weeks
buying her line of ladies suits and
also her millinery stock. is now on her
way home and is expected sunday cN-
rnine of Monday.
Gave Program This AFTERNOON.
The children's class at the Grand
Forks school of Music gave their
weekly recital at the studio this after
noon and thrse who ook part were
Margaret Randall. Lola Tompkins,
Dorothy Webster. .AlNa Sprisgs,
Clcmrntin" bronson, Carleton Ladd.
Faith Griffith. Margaret Shulzc, Mill
dr"tl olcll and Mari" Male.
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Entertained at Minot.
Minot oportcr: MIR. and Mrs. Il. III.
H"sard entertained Very informally
last evening when they asked in a fcw
ncighh"rS for Il WashinSton's birthday
whist party. Enough guests were
prcs"n, 4" ill sin tables AND tho prizes
for skill went to Mrs, \. j. Drummer
aud IN IDr. Thomas Storey. TIL" dec
"ratinnS consisted "f tlHgS every where
ard |f"au,ifuE rcd and white carna-
tions gr"rcl the tables. \ dainty
buffet lunch MAS served.
sss wv tuu SsTtS.
Miss Grace MrI'al'uM entertained
tn" girls "f tho %. y. I. club this aft
"rn""n AT bier h"m" ON North sixth
street and tl,"H had n happy tim" With
n"'dlrWork and chatting as tn" pas
Times. Mis- M"Callum Vas assisted
10y her mother aud Mrs. Soul" in til"
= rNio" "f a dainty lunch II ;hc close
and th" guests WI" Misses t:xin"
Robertson. Eleanor Homie. Gay Gid
L., f.. i,,s,... lb,,l,tt p...t, 49, Ipr;I.
Vera S'ins"n. li"rnirc clark. Alice
hinni". Est"lla Archer and Helen
Thompson. Miss Vera Stinson will
entertain th' club next week.
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Will IIasr mother Chain Social.
Th" STANDARD Bearers ot tho Moth
",Iis, church which is the young girls
m~i@$inHarr so"i"tN held :, very inter-
"Sting meeting Friday evening a, tho
i>"m" "f Miss Pearl Burns and Mrs.
d. W. H"N IN. S"nt"1 the lesson in u
cry httrtrilI" manner. \ social tim"
followed tho lesson and it was decided
4" xiv" another rhain social i'm tho
near f,irnr" at whirh Miss Marie Vale
Will 1" hostess, Misses Edith Benson
and I.ottir liesS gave a solo and "A
reading M Mrs. Burns assisted her
daughter in serving refreshments.
Golden Wedding" Is March 20.
W"in"sdaa. March 20. will lc tho
golden wedding day nf Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Milne of Walnu, street. estima-
bic pioneer residents of this city and
th"y are making plans to have q very
happy family reunion on that occasion.
The guests will include a number from
away and they will arrive a few days
before the anniversary day.
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Learned tn Make Salads.
Nearly forty mothers assembled in
nh" domestic sri"ncc department of
In" high school Friday afternoon and
under the direction of Miss Mary
Sutherland. supervisor of that art. and
her assistant. Miss Florence Opsahl.
learned to max" two delicious salads.
together With q mayonaiS, dressing
that VAS perfect. Miss Sutherland gave
"a short talk and then, as she directed
TIL" formulas. part of the mothers
made potato salad while the others
served maE',na isr with lcttusr. aspara-
gus tips and %pi,ncntos. The lesson
one of tho most interesting as we'll
AS valuable Vet given at the weekly
meetings of the Homekeepcrs' club
and the various mothers were delight
cd with the success Of the gathering.
The practical talk AT this meeting
was given by Miss bertha I.rdman,
and was on the subject. THE Hygiene
OF Youth" The usual social session
concluded the meeting and the assist
ing ladies from the Wnmen's Civic
league We're Mrs. George Jauss. Mrs
James Collins. Mrs. j.. Grassick and
Mrs. r. A. Sprasuc. Next week the
south side mothers will meet Friday at
the belmont school.
beatrice Olson ON Program.
Fargo Forum. f1ynr 1.a.J,ore
from the schools and colleges of the
two cities gathered Yesterday after
noon in the parlors of the Y. w. c. A.
in response to invitations from the So
clai m of the association and
spent a Very happy afternoon in menu
DRY OF the birthday anniversary of the
father Of our country. The guests
u their sewing and while bust
~ stitching away We're entertained
with an excellent program of music
and readings. Miss Pollock and Miss
Beatrice Olson ulayed piano selections
and Miss ReNnold and Miss Olson ia.
Nored the guests with readings. Miss
liza Reckinan and Miss McClelland
sang some pleasing numbers. The
decorations savorcd of the emblems of
the day and d%affodils helped to make
the rooms attractive. Refreshments
We're SERVED at the close. the ices be-
ing made with dainty hatchets and
the national colors preyaiIinp
throughout the service. Small silk
llags We're oercd as favors. Mrs. Robt,
MrCullorh. president of the hoard.
was hostess and she WAS ably assisted
by the members Of the committee.
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tfonorcd MIR. and Mrs. BURROWS.
For some years Mr.. and Mrs. a. s.
Burrows have been host and hostess
annually TO Mr.. Burrows class i'm the