The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-14

Auxiliary Meeting Today.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Engineers Is
holding Its. regular meeting this aft
ernoon at the Odd Fellows hall. The
usual social. hour will conclude the
afternoon following the business
meeting. -.
Miss Hanna in Fargo.
Miss Jean Hanna, daughter Of Gov.
ernor and Mrs. L. b. Hanna, arrived
IN Fargo last evening, coming from
the executive mansion in Bismarck,
Ind will visit friends In that city for
several DAYS.
To Be Named After President.
Devils Lake Journal: Il is likely,
that the s%trapping young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Dion Of Grand Harbor
whit was born on the. morning of
March 4. 1913, will be namedwood-
row Wilson Dion. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Dion, considered the name appropriate
and. now that their hosts Of friends
have given. land which The Journal
takes pleasure in joining) approval it
Ia probable that. Woodrow, the first,
will have a namesake in North Dakota,
perhaps the first in the world.
Millinery. Opening.
Mrs. II. p Knudsof1 will hold her
formal millinery opening Tuesday and
Wednesday. March Is and TO-. There
will be on display the very latest styles
that are shown In New. York and Chi
Gag as well as many imported Pa
own work rooms will interest you also.
Miss Truleson. who returned from
Chicago with, Mrs. Knudson, has d.
rect supervision of the workrooms. We
extend n cordial invitation to all. Mrs.
H.. F. knudson, South Third street,
city.
Snow at the Springs.
Devils..Lake Journal: Mrs. r: P:
evening from, Excelsior Springs where
they spent a few weeks. Mrs. Mann
states that the Springs can boast Of as
much snow as Devils Lake. and they
are glad to be home again. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Kelly, who left the springs
with them. stopped in Minneapolis.
where they will visit 4 few days, ar
irving home the first Of the week. r.
H. Stoltze. Of Lethbridge. Alta, for
merly Of this city. has been spending
IA few. months taking treatment at Hot
Springs and was one Of the visitors
Well known to Devils Lake whom the
Mann party met.
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Homekeepers Meeting Today.
The homekeepers' club Of the Won.
ems Civic league. Is meeting this after
noon at the Central. school for a lesson
on '%leftoyeIs,,. and the completion Of
league e. Sssas Ms: J. n n Gillette iii ! as" viii ad.
dress the ladies on the organization
and Miss Mary sutherland. as, usual,
gives the domestic science lesson. The
typewriter recipes will be passed
among those who attend and the fol.
lowing dishes will be made; Veal
c%roquettes. chicken! souff!e, potato
c%roquettes;, rice .croqpettes.. thick: white
sauce. Hollandaise sauce and timbale
cases. Crisco and Wessen's Oil Will
be used for deep fat frying
Splendid Rectals Given.
Last evening a large number heard
the advanced students. recital at Cor.
win hall, Wesley college conservatory
and the program: was one Of the most
ee5GSss'f In & {',e ne ss,el sssts Te,. r M'ss. j sn:
Ed hfiRss esa. 8ssfsesst4 l lWs;sess;;M Mis-
Gladys Powell, Miss Fannie Friend.
berg. Miss Mabel Wright; Alfred
Howe. Miss Lillian Paulson. Mis-,
Bessie T~haraldson and Miss Mae Ms.
bet.
This afternoon at s o'clock the
Junior pupils gave a program at the
city studios and the following chill.
dren took part: Louise Beaupre
Hazel Jack. Margaret Dow, Marion
S%tinson, Leah Stiles, Olive Jack, Har.
old Redick, Hazel Brown. Inga Nom.
land, Edith Mckenzie. Stewart Cliff.
ford, Eta Schwam. Annabel 9eddes
Frances Burke, Bernice Barnard
Gladys Odegard. Sadie Fisher. Sylvia
Adams. Helen Gust. Hildah Hendrick.
son, Gail Gaulke and Helen Routzahn