The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-21
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Willing Workers Entertained Today.

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Willing Workers Entertained Today.
The Willing Workers Of the. Swedish.
lutheran church Will be entertained
this afternoon in the church parlors.
Following the business meeting a So
ceial session will be enjoyed and re-
!resnments WALL: be served by the hos
Esther Swanson.
Arrived From st. Paul. Is
Miss Sylvia Thorgrimson arrived in
n city last evening from ST. Paul tn
spend a few days visiting at the home
Of her parents. Rev. and Mrs. II. r.
Ihorgrirnson of Fourth n Hiss
inorgrimson will be one Of the solo,
lists at the Synod Lutheran Young
Peoples, convention which is in ses.
sion here.
Returned to Darlington. +
Mr.. and Mrs. g. s. Newberry OF
Darlington. N. D., who have been WIS.,
itfng relatives in the city the past
week, returned to their home yester-
day. autoing across the country. They
were accompanied by Mrs. ). E. Shee-
80 ~HU W dlO, VINO Will De their
guests for a short time. MIR. New
perry is cashier of the First National
oank OF C~arrington. and came here to
attend the bankers convention which
mas been IN session the past week.
<sFand Forks Young Man Married.
a wedding Of interest to friends in
TINS city occurred in Minneapolis this
week, when Kenneth c. Way Of this
citS' was united in marriage to Regime
rarmef OF Minneapolis. The mar.
rage was solemnized at the home of
EeV. Alfred G.. White Of the East
episcopal church. The attendants
We're Miss Eleanor Rishman and Ell
mer Olsen. The bride Is the daugh-
ter of a prominent Minneapolis BUSH
ness mar and is popular in social cir.
cles. MIR. Way is a travelling repre-
sentative of the Way Mattress COM
Rany n a headquarters in Grand
-Mischgowayner" club Of this city.
The other members of the club are
=. N: Bates, John Ward, J.. c. Ham
mond, r. Baker, Fred Frobel, F.
Jones and M. Bragg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Way will be at home to their friends
at the Frederick hotel after, July 1.
Park River Ladies Entertain,
Park River Gazette-N News Mrs.
Geo. 7. Leedham and Mrs. McLaugh-
I'm were hostesses on Friday after
noon. at the home of Mrs. McLIaugh-
lin. when they gave a parcel shower
for Mrs. Masloski. The parcels were
packed in a suitcase which was tied
with a large bow of white ribbon and
the suit case was carried to the bride
by two small girls, Buelah McLaugh-
lin and Shirley Aygarn. After the
parcels We're opened the guests were
given towels to monogram and there
was a contest to see who could do the
best work but as there were so manA
perfectly done, lots were drawn. and
a dainty was favor was given to Miss
Jessie Lord who was the lucky one
The color scheme of blue and yellow
was carried out i'm beautiful flower
decorations of larkspure and iris. The
afternoon was concluded by the serv.
ice of dainty refreshments.
w. C. T. U. Meeting at Hope.
Fargo Forum: The twenty-fifth an
nual convention OF the Fifteenth dis
trict. comprising the counties of Cass
Trail. and Steele, met at Hope June
10. at 10 O'clock with a good delega.
ton present. Fargo being we'll repre-.
scented. :, = 4-t,
The program was not fully carried
out on account Of the rain, which pre-.
vented the presence of several dele
gates. who had planned to come in. au-
tomobtles.
The sessions are being held in the
NJ. E. church, which has been heauti-
fully decorated with banners. flags and
flowers.
A fine literary exhibit was prepared
in the church parlors by the president,
Mrs. Kate s. Wilder Of Fargo.
Miss Edna Rowan. national l.. r. l..
secretary, is in attendance.
After the devotional service, roll call
Of eX-officio members was responded
to with suffrage notes.
Reports Of officers and memorial
hour closed the morning session.
The afternoon session was opened
at 2 o'clock. Reports were given
from the different unions showing
very encouraging conditions of pro-
gress.
A letter on temperance work in the
Sunday school by Mrs. w. A.. Snow
School Teachers Influence for Pro-
hibition by Mrs. Lille B. Bowers.
The Silver Jubilee hour was very In
teresting with "reminiscences of tile
early workers and the foundation
work for temperance. The names OF
Attorney r. NJ. Pollock. Judge Pol
lock, Or. R. A. Beard Of Fargo. MI.
and Mrs. White Of Casselton. end Nj.
H. Kif formerly Of Tower City. were
among those mentioned as responsible
for the prohibitory laws in North Ia
kota. Mrs. Best of Fargo related in
cidents of interest on the day Of cleo
ton when the churches were holding
all-day prayer meeting for the sue
cess Of prohibition.
Mr.. F. H. Wilder, district president,
gave a very encouraging talk OF the
work and plans of the w. G. A. u.
After a few we'll chosen words IN
Our Future by Mrs. Julia Nelson, a sill
yer offering was made and she after
session adjourned until e
Ing.
Unlike the cold storage egg, it is
possible for you to be too fresh.
"A dog with tieas usually seems to
be trying to make both ends meet.
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