The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06
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Albert w. Hansen, Violin instructor
at the Grand Forks School OF Music
will play a-solo at the morning serv--
Ice at the Baptist church.
Nj. and Mrs. n. s. s' Black have re-
turned from q weeks visit with
friends in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mr.. Black sang q solo at Of the
Presbyterian churches in st. Paul, last
Sunday morning.
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Miss Dagnar Of Portal, N. D., spent
yesterday in the city shopping and
visiting friends. They returned home
this morning.
Returned from Minnesota Visit.
Mrs. o. T.. Rishoff and little son.,
Barnard, returned Yesterday from a
latives at Twin Valley and Gary,
MINI. H.
Left for Williston.
Miss Mary Murphy left last evening
for :Williston. where she will spend a
week. visiting relatives and friends.
To Return This Evening from West.
evening from an extended western
trip.
Visited in the City.
Miss Grace Halfyard and Miss Stel-
la O'Connor Of st. Thomas. were visi-
tors in the city last evening. enroute
Ito Rugby. whore they will teach
fschooi this year. Both young ladies
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MI. and Mrs. Carkin Have Son.
Friends in this city have received
cards from MI. and Mrs. John Carkin
OF Medford, Ore, announcing the ar
rival Of a little son at their home. He
has been given the name Of Earl Tur-
ner Carkin. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Car
sfty. the latter will be remembered
as Miss Vida Turner Of Reynolds.
Visiting Friends in the City.
| Miss Mae johnson has arrived in
the city from Northwood and will
visit for a few DAYS here as the guest
of Mrs. Nellie Nelson of Walnut street.
Oklahoma, where h will enter a
young ladies' seminary.
Mrs. r. T. Cady will entertain the
members OF the c. r. club this after
noon, at her home IN Cheyenne ave-
nue., in honor Of Mrs. Louise Come.
who will leave To- for C%olbourn,
Idaho. Sewing and visiting will be
ments will be served and the hostess
will be assisted in serving by Mrs.
Viola Busch.
Returned from Devils Lake.
Mrs. A. Fisher and two children,
Sadie and Horace returned last even
ing from Devils Lake, where they
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Greenberg. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Greenberg and two
sons. jerome and Horace. who will be
their guests for a few days.
Entertaining Guests.
Mr.. n Mrs. Richard Hayward Of
Belmont avenue are. entertaining-.a as
their guests for a few days. Miss Rose
ing from Portland, Ore.,. where she
has been spending the past summer.
| visiting with her sister. She is en-
route to. Mount Vernon, Iowa, where
she will teach at Cornell college this
year.
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Entertained for Sister.
Mrs. j. R. Parsons was hostess yes
terday afternoon, when she entertain
ed a company Of fifteen ladies at her
home on Franklin rel compli-
mentary to. her sister. Miss j. N. Fitch
Of Chicago. Games and music were
the pastimes n the pleasant after
noon was brought to a close with the
service Of a dainty repast. Mrs. Par
sons was assisted in serving by Miss
Emily Nash and Mrs. A. I. Hunter.
Party for Miss Baker.
Mrs. Richard Hayward and Mrs.
Howard e. Simpson are entertaining
a company Of ladies this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Hayward on Bel
mont avenue in honor Of Miss Rose
Evelyn Baker, formerly English
teacher in the Grand Forks high
school. The. affair will be informal
and the hours will be spent in visit
ing. The rooms will be made attrac-
tive with asters. ferns n palms and
the .hostesses will serve a dainty re.
past.
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Miss NJ. Helen Davies. head Of the
normal department in the Grand
Forks high school, returned last even
ing from Crookston. where she has
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