The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-07
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Mrs. Hoy Given Farewell.

Mrs. Emma Hoy. matron at Sayrt
hall. Wesley college. who sewers hel
connection with that institution te
become house director at the Eliza
beth Marcy home in Chicago was Civ.
en- a farewell surprise last evening
by . group of young ladies who IVY
been closely associated with her dur.
ing her residence In this city. The
pleasure was. arranged BY the girls OF
the Queen Esther Circle and it was
in the uatur OF a handkerchief SNOW
err, each of the twenty-five guests con-
tributing y dainty kerchtet to the col
lection. Mrs. Hoy was not at nome
when the guests arrived u Wnen
she returned and found the companS
she stated emphatically that it wal
the most complete and most delight.
ful surprise ever given her. She was
overlooked with the little gifts n y
pressed her appreciation most coz
daily.
Music and farewell chats contributed
to the pleasure OF n evening an y.
tcrcst concerning the new field 81
work which she is about to take up
Mrs. Hoy will leave for Chicago to-
morrow noon and her daughter
Grace. who will teach the remainder
of this wear. will leave at h same
tj,no forrcalsdonia; -.
NV" e..
Clinton Asnot to We'd.
Announcement comes rom Glas'
gov, Mont. Of the apo. - .hins mar
rias, of Miss Bessie Willis. only
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John Willis
pioneer residents of Glasgow, nd Mr.
Clinton ID. Arnot. cashier OF the GAS.
row National bank and MI OF tht
well known firm of Arnot b!othsrs
bankers Of northern Montana. M
III - ~~v.,S.S Nf0nI .f fh(
home ;of the brides pirents nee,
tuesday: February H. and Mr.. Arno
win brink i1is bride to. his. forn,cl
homo in this state. Fark River, fol
their honeymoon. They will be guest!
Of Mr.. Arnot's parents. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Arnot Of Park River.
Mr.. Arnot's tiancee Is a very popu:
her pre-nuptial days have been file
=. with handsome social affairs. The
Rroonn's scores a friends in state
will welcome the opportunity OF ex'
tending congratulations when the.
are here on their honeymoon.
Miss Joa.oht -Plesses Audience.
The following news item comes
from the Emerson College OF orator!
Miss Jacobi's friends who are watch
ing her rapid progress IN dramatic
Miss Geraldine jacob of Gr--i
Forks. n. D., read at this college thu
week Uncle Noah's Inspiration. Ihs
selection. was. charmingly presented
with a grace aud ease. which quite
taptivated her audience"
Visiting Relatives Here.
Mre. James NJ. Balm of Ardoeh and
two dauehters. Miss Eveleyn Balm and
Mrs. robert stevenson, Of Prince Al
bert. sask., are delightful guests tl'is
week at. the home OF Mrs. Balm
mother, Mrs. II, b. Herrick. and he,
sister, Mrs. Edward Olsen OF Un.'
vereitv avenue. Mrs. stevenson hal
been spending some time at her. homo
but expects to return to Canada mex
week accompanied by her little daushi
tor, Louise. $3.50 }
viii Give Porgram Tonight.
The Young Peoples society Of the
First Lutheran church will meet thi:
evening for n special programm and
Mrs. o. b. Dahl aud Mrs. Inga Frestad
as hostesses will serve refreshments,
The hour ISIS o'clock and the program
will. include piano solos by Miss Agnes
SaRstad and Miss Katherine Henry,
vocal: solos by Mrs. Olson. Miss Han
nal, Thoreson. and Rev. II. B. Thor
CRIMSON. readings by Miss Selma
Woods and picolo solos by Hans and
t;udmund Thorgrirrson.
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