The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-22

Visiting in the City.
MISS Marie Prudhome Of Moorhead,
Mtnn.. arrived in the city last eyeninc
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Louis
Rutler. which was held this morning
at st. Michael's church.
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Rcbekahs to Meet.
The Rcbekahs will hold an impor.
1ant business meeting this evening at
will be initiation, followed by a social
session II refreshments will be serv.
ed. All members are requested to he
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t%lcgtcrtatns. Card Club.
The members of the Lady Elks'
Card club will be entertained this aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Moore on North Third street. There
Will be guests for four tables and the
afternoon will be spent in playing
some favors will be awarded to the
holders Of the high scores The rooms
are made attractive with vases and
baskets of carnations and the after.
noon will he concluded with the serv-
ice of a dainty repast. Mrs. Moore
will DO asslsted by Mrs. j. B. Kelly
faar Mrs: Alice Yale -
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Comus Club Cotillion Friday Evening.
The comus club will give the last
party in the series on Friday evening
In the dining room Of the Hotel Da-
cotah. The function will be formal
and the ladies in charge Of all APP
pointmcnts will be Mrs. G. A. Hale
and Mrs. o. g. Libby. Rates orches-
ira will furnish the music and the
cotillion will be led by j. Walter Haw-
ktns. supper will be served at 1880
O'Clock in the lobby Of the hotel. The
! tf6n formed this winter and the par
ties given by the club have been
among the prcttiest Of the season.
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Valley City Wedding.
Valley City Times Record: The
marriage Of Miss Hilda Lauritson and
Carl Skonnord, both. of this city. took
place at the home of the brides par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. A. T. Lauritson,
OIL Fourth avenue, Wednesday even-
ing at 5 o'clock amid an assemhlage
S. Solheim officiating. The attendants
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Skonnord
and Carl L.auritson. The bride was
+rprettilv- attiFed in white silk and car
4 rted*a bouquet of white roses. Fol
lowing the ceremony the guests par
took Of a sumptupus dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Skonnord left for South Dakota
where they will reside on the groom's
farm in that state.
Entertained for Daughters.
Mrs. 7. Thompson was hostess last
evening, when she entertained a COM
pany Of young people, at her home on
Chestnut. street. in honor of the birth
day Of their twin daughters, Misses
Ettiie. and. Title Thompson. An elab.
sra a.sie aiRna fo,1 %as served WSie IN ; sSs sss, it
we're taken to the Grand S.theater.,
The guests included Misses Grace
JSmard, Clara Bell Pierce. ida Thomp-
son, Lille Thompson, Tillie Thomp-
son; Messrs Don O'Reilly. Henry Mel
by. Oscar -Hcen. Ross Mcintosh and
Ivan Metzger.
Slf FARGO isort Goxr anoSs =. Ac Two notable
meetings in the, interests of equal suf--
frage were held in Norfolk. Va, on
Tuesday ana Wednesday last. The
first meeting held in: the assembly hall
Of the +: NJ. G. a.. was addressed by
Mrs. +. N. barrow. president of the
N. D. Votes for Women league: as re-
ported at length. by the Virsinian-Pilot
Of April 16. the address succ1nctly de-
scribed the scenes and incidents in the
late session at Bismarck wherein the
legislature went on record for sub.
hitting 1.-The suffrage question to the
B: H.:sn,isteda the deepest. interest of
hesSqffraEettes ,of Norfolk who hope
to win Virgipia:s. house Of. Rurgesses
ny means similar to those which won
the victory in North Dakota. Their
preliminary campaign is arousing
much enthusiasm and Is marked by
conspicuous success in the enrolment
OF members. At the Tuesday meeting
he membership passed the $50 mark.
On Wednesday evening in the green
room of the Lynnhaven hotel a plat
form. meeting was held, Judge Thomas
H.. Ntucox presiding. -. Two hundred
were' present and guests of'the Merri-
mat branch .of the Norfolk EQUAL
Suffrage league. The speakers were.
Ellen Glasgow, famous as novelist and
as one OF the most charming person.
alities Of the New"South. Mrs. barrow,
and Mrs. John H. Lewis Of Lynchburg,
the grandmother Mt the legislature"
q title bestowed upon her because Of
her untiring efforts to impress the Vir-
ginia lawmakers With the importance
of the woman movement at the last
session. =.
The Ledger Despatch Of April II. In
Its account of Mrs. Darrow's address
emphasizes Its wealth OF wit ana time.
~ suggestion. and the Virglnian.Pilot
OF the same date In Its comment upon
Ellen Glasgow n Mrs. barrow says:
Their addresses were interesting and
absorbing to the last word. as much
because Of what they said AS tho way