The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-17

Golden Rod Club Meets.
The ladies of the Golden Rod club
will be entertained Wednesday after
noon as guests of Mrs. Mike Fitzger-
aid at her home, as Walnut street.
All members are invited and urged to
be present.
Bride and Groom Home.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph. Ffandlon re-
turned Saturday evening from Cirent
Falls, Mont, where they, spent their
honeymoon as guests of, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank j. Brislan. Enroute home
they stopped in Devils Lake for a day
with friends.
Votes For Women Club.
An important meeting of the Woes
evening at the offices of the Page
Printcric on Kittson emu Plans
for raising funds for furtherins the
suffrage bill campaign will be dis
cussed and all women interested and
men as we'll arc urged to attend. a.
Luncheon at Cafeteria.
The luncheon to be given tnmor
ROW b. the advisory board of the y.
nell of Minneapolis who arrives liz
the morning to spend several day:
with the local association will he
Served at the cafeteria room in tho
association building. The guests will
he Miss O'Connell, Mrs. \. q. Benncr,
Miss Media Garrigucs. general secre-
itary. and the board members. overs
to he laid for twenty. Caterer Oscar
knudson OF tho Columbia will serve
the luncheon and the hour is /
O'clock.
Miss O'Connell will hold her frs!
conference With the local workers
during the luncheon and for a few
hours following.
Maids Are Now in the Lead.
The maids of the Y. w. G. 4. have
campaign. thereby getting a lead over
the matrons who have but $40 points.
The contest is very close and guessing
as to whom will serve tho hanque,
lat h close is about evenly divided.
The maids are putting forth all their
to keep ahead of their older
competitors and DOW that they have
|wrested the lead from them they are
working as if they meant to retaii:
it. The contest will come to a close
next Friday evening.
There was an unusually large at
tendance at the vesper service at the
association Sunday afternoon. about
.forty-tive girls coming out to hear
Miss Eva Morris of Minneapolis. STU
dent secretary. Miss Norris gave 4
splendid address on ''Womanhood."
taking Mary of Bethany as her
theme.
The association received Saturday
evening a check for $50 from George
d. Winship. formerly of this city but
now located i'll National City, Cal.
where he has n palatial home and
fruit orchard. The gift is one thor
ougllly appreciated by the hoard and
association members;
Shrine Fall Mar,I, %.
Tho fourth annual Shrine ball will
be. given by the members of KEN
temple Tuesday evening. March "a,
at the large auditorium on North
Fifth street. The function will be
the elaborate social function of Easter
week and it will excel in elegant app
and lavish decoration my
thing that has evcr before been given
by a Masonic body in this state. NJ.
arrangements committee and in Il few
days he will have his several sub
committees named and busy making
the necessary arrangements for
this handsome event.
ON account of tho burning of the
Masonic temple. there was no Shrine
last yea 10 this years affair will
ie eagerly awaited by those who will
he privileged to attend. The grand
opening as usua will be the march
of the high potcntate with his royal
II patrol in their gorgeous
together with the wierd music
of the famous KEN band and the
patrol drill. This alone would add il
brilliance to the function that is CIV
by no other organization but this
will not he all. A sumptuous supper.
magnificent ball room decorations
and music from Bates fourteen piece
orchestra are to be additional feu-
lures.