The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-31

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street, will leave the latter part Of
this week for her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Tolman is an aunt Of MI. Joy and
Misses Harriet and Caroline Joy.
w. c. T. U. Meeting.
The w. C. T. U. will hold its regular
meeting Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Adam Common,
b07 North Fourth street. All super
intendents Of departments, and the
committee in charge Of the refresh
ment stand at the fair are requested
{ ODE present to give the report of
the work.
Aid Society Enjoy Social Session.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Lutheran church r meeting this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Amund
Doe in Brenna township. Teams were
provided 20 convey the ladies' to the
country and the afternoon will be
concluded with the service OF q d0.
licious luncheon.
Return from Eastern Trip.
Miss Charlotte Black n her sister,
Mrs. L.. Klein Van Alstine. returned
last evening from their. eastern trip.
They have been away several weeks
and visited friends in New York city
and Rochester. They spent some
time with relatives in Port Hope,
Canada, Chicago, Milwaukee, Marin
cite, wis, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Wedding Announcement.
Friends in this city have received
cards announcing the marriage of
chester williams. a former resident Of
this city, to Miss Nellie Mae Hatha-
way Of Ridgeway. Iowa. The we'd
ding took place on Tuesday. July 20.
at the brides home in Iowa. The
groom is we'll known in this city. hav-
Inc, been connected with the New York
Life insurance company for a num-
Der OF years Scores OF friends Will
Join in extending good she M.
and Mrs. Williams will make their fu-
ture home at Calvin. N. d.
viii Return to Devils Lake.
Devils Lake Journal: DIR. Clinton
Smith. who with Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
John w. Maher and her son. Wallace,
have been in Glacier Park since the
arrival Of the Glidden tourists there,
shipped his Kissel Kar home by
against him at the end Of the Glidden
tour. the radiator Of his a being bad
" damagedS and accounted for the
penalties. Otherwise the showing OF
the car in the endurance run stood
well. The party will arrive home
from the park the latter part. Of next
sell -o i.
Recital at We6ley Conservatory.
The Junior pupils OF Wesley college
conservatory Of music will give a re-
cital this afternoon, in. the city studios.
This will be the closing recital for the
sumner school work, and a splendid
program has been arranged. Those
taking part will be Herbert Richard
son, Dorothy Cotton, Mildred Fogel-
berg, August Evenson, Ruth Gaulke,
Nellie, Halcrow, Jean McWalters, Jas.
RSsofk, Sadie. Fisher. Lloyd Friedman,
Clara Nygard, Esther Swenson, Mil
dred Read, Vera Beatty. Ethel BROOKS.
Sadie Stone. Annabel Geddes.. Eta
Echwam and Freda Rosoh.
LefttFor Minnesota.
Miss Rikka Jorgenson and her sis
ter Miss Frances left this noon for
Mihneapolis;- where they will spend a
few days visiting with friends and re.
atiyee. From there they Will go TO
Rochester where they will Join their
mother Mrs. r. Jorgenson. who has
beensvisiting there for the past several
weeles. Miss Amanda Jorgensoil. who
has been attending the Mary Wood
School Of Music in. Chicago will join
them at tina, place. Miss Rikka Jor-
genton will be away until h middle
of September ard enrortc home will
stopsin jamestown to visit e broth
er. ATTORNEY .Axel Jorsenson. who IL
prsc4icing Law in that city.
Paxty Ct Devils Lake.
povils Lake Journal: Ono Of the
larGSst social affairs Of the season
took place yesterday afternoon when
laree company Of women pleasantly
surprised Mrs. William Olson at the
residence Of her mother, Mrs. 7. F.
Anderson. Tho afternoon wa spent
socially and the guest Of honor re-
ceiyod many beautiful gifts. Ats re-
freshments were served by Mrs. An
derSon. Mrs. Follendorf and M9s, De-
gendprfer. The guests included Mes
DANES .Jens Svee, Peter Timboe. Ed
win johnson, w. O. F~ollendorf, 9. J.
Fjeiseth. Thomas Lonnevik of Web
steF.% w. Hart. T. Il Degendorfer.
Walter Daniels, F. L. Breakey, G. II.
Larsen, A. y. Iverson, G. Frank, Har-
ry Jack. A. p. Tuttle, M. Htnckley. A.
6kuFdahl, A. Siam, Charles Beck. r.
C. Madison. ]. Williams, A. c. Barron.
C.. Wapp. T. H. Durand, RayinOn0
savSr, =. L. Conner, r. q. SNOW,
Richard yeitch. Geo. Miller. Charles
Osburn, Charles Worrel. II. w. yan-
Fosgton. and Misses Clara Hansen,
NetttA md NsE9eyat. skufdahl. n.
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