The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-11
left for Bowcsmont.

Left for Bowesmont.
. Mrs. j. q. Moore and daughter, Miss
Marjorie, have left for Bowesmont,
where they will spend several days WIS.,
iting relatives and friends.
To Leave for Valley City.
Miss Alice Hunter and Miss Dorothy
sNon., ponat-win spend. a few days at
Valley City as the guests Of Miss Hun
ter's aunt. Mrs. Frank Bailey.
Here from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Otto Tellefson and son George,
have arrived in the city from Mime
apolis to visit for two weeks at the
home Of Mrs. M. w. Day.
Visited in Fargo.
Fargo Courler-News: Mrs. Matt
Siegel Of Fourth avenue south has
been entertaining her sister, Mrs. Rab-
inovich and daughter. Miss Anna Rab-
inovich OF Grand. Forks. They have
left O a trip to duluth and will make
the Great Lakes trip before returning
home.
Party at Bismarck.
Bismarck Tribune: One Of the mer-
REST and most unique summer parties
which has been given In the capital
city this was Saturday evening,
when Miss Ethel Barnes was hostess
in. honor Of Miss Elsie Heron and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Wright. There were
forty-eight guests, including both
young ladies and gentlemen, who had
been requested to come attfred In chill
dren's garb. I nthis respect the guests
fully compiled and it afforded an eve
ming of much merriment. The YER
anda and home throughout had been
splendidly decorated in garden flowers
and japanese lanterns were plentiful
to make the desired pretty light. ALI
games typical of a gathering for chill
dren were INDUCED in and the hostess
dainties such as young folks like. In
fact 1t was q truly children's party
both in manner of dress an dspirits
for everyone present entered heartily
into the spirit Of the occasion.
Federation Committees Appointed.
The State Federation of Woman's
clubs will meet in Fargo, Oct. Is, 16
and II. The meetings will be held
and partly r~efurnished
for the event
The list Of committees has just
been given out and is as follows:
4 General .arrangements-Mrs. M. A..
Hildreth. chairman; Mrs. G.. F. Ami
don, Mrs. g. D.. Bowling, Mrs. w.
H. Stewart. Mrs. ]. H. Sheppard, Sec
rotary and treasurer.
Orr, chairman; Mrs. A. G. Stevens,
and Mrs. Matte Davis.
J Bureau Of .information-Mrs. F. H.
Wilder, chairman: Mrs. w. l. Stock
we'll.
Entertainment-Mrs. c. !. Gross,
chairman, Fortnightly club; Mrs. w.
II: Barnett. woman's club; Mrs. r. j..
Haxy. Round Table; Mrs. e. G. Gea-
]. Thompson, Fine Arts club.
Reception-Mrs. R. NJ. Pollock,
chairman; Mrs. F. H. Wilder, Mrs.
George Guthrie, Mrs. G. w. Haggart,
Mrs. r. l. Anders.
Place Of meeting-Mrs. H. e. Ma
gill, chairman; Mrs: I Herbst. Mrs.
=. H. Smith. Mrs. q. D. ANGEL.
man; Mrs. e. c. Darrow, Mrs. F. o.
Schipf.
Incidental music-Miss Clara Pol
lock. chairman; Mrs. Barnett, Mrs.
Local arts and crafts-Mrs. q. H.
HOLSTER. chairman: Miss Manda Berg.
Benefit entertainment-Mrs. H. II.
" HoCiOcns ciAdlIat1dns MIS. ". ~.
Bowling. Miss Jessie Comstock, Mrs.
F. J. Thompson, Mrs. r. r. Weible
and Mrs. J.. A. Anderson, treasurer. |
Tea-Miss Stoner, chairman: Mrs. /
Gilbert. Mrs. Keene, Miss Jensen, Mrs.
H. "A. Klinsman. treasurer.
Auto ride for delegates-Mrs. e. J..
Weiser. chairman; Mrs. c, w. Dali
rymple. Mrs. N. A., Baldwin, Mrs.
A. Hallenberg. Mrs. A. e. Bestic.
Afternoon tea at Fargo college
Mrs. G. Q. Creegan, chairman: Miss
Blanche True, Mrs, F. e. StrattOn,
Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock. Miss Perley. Miss
Foster.
A The COMMITTEES In charge OF the
state program IL Mrs. Andrews Of VAL
ley City, Miss Alice Paddock Of James.
town and Mrs. ]. H. Sheppard Of
Fargo. : aNsaa. ~ o. II 81.