The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
Moving From Chestnut Street.
Visitors in the City.

be the hostess and a cordial Invitation
Is extended to all.
Visitors in the city.
Mrs. o. r. Roeliing and Mrs. Hen
~ Auslander Of Minot r spending a
few days in the city visiting friends.
They are enroute to Fargo. where
lodge meetings. which will be held
there this week. 4 -
Return From Maple Lake.
The members of the Tri Sigma club
and their guests returned last evening
from Maple Lake where they enjoyed
a week end house party at the Hassell
and Brynjolfson and Hassell cottages.
The young people were 'chaperoned by
Miss Selma Hassell and Mrs. B. F.
4 Brynjolfson. -. ~
Trip to Park River.
Michigan Arena: Misses Fannie
and Mildred Terrett, Ruth Love,
Christine F%inlayson and sMessrs. Dadc
Terrett, Chas. McErlane and George
Lamb had an interesting auto trip
last Sunday on their return to Mich
igan from Park River where they had
been visiting msss@
Arrive from Beach by Auto.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Mark Lowell and
three children Margaret, Eleanor and
Bruce and Miss Hazel Rutherford ar
rived last evening from Beach, n. D.
Miss Rutherford has been visiting
there for the past two weeks. They
returned by auto and report a most
enjoyable trip. The Lowell family
Will visit at the home of Mrs. c. G,
Rutherford for three or four weeks
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Entertained for Guests.
Lakota American: Mrs. A.. H.
Smart and her. daughter, Miss Alice
Crandall, entertained at a handsome
~ appointed dinner on Saturday, in
honor of their guests from Michigan.
Covers We're laid for nine and q
most delightful and merry time was
enjoyed by the guests.
Those partaking Of the courtesy
were the Misses Terrett, Fanny Ter
rett, Love and Finlayson of Michigan
and. Misses Youngquist and Mclean
of Lakota.
Domestic Art EXHIBIT.
The various classes of the domestic
art department Of the city schools are
holding an exhibit, this afternoon, in
the domestic art room Of the Central
school building. Many articles of
wearing apparel including dresses,
combination suits. guest towels, waists.
ETC., are on display. The interesting
exhibit is attracting considerable at
tention. as the work which has been
the highest quality. The instructors,
Miss Mary Sutherland and Miss Flor
erice Opsahl are deserving of great
praise for the splendid work accom-
plished in the art department.
Hostess This Afternoon.
Mrs. Herman Violin is entertaining
a large company of ladies this after
noon at her home on Walnut street.
ed in all the rooms. There are guests
to fill eight tables and the hours will
be spent in playing bridge. At the
conclusion of the game handsome ia
vors will be awarded to the holders of
the high scores. A dainty repast will
be served at the small tables and Mrs.
Wolff will be assisted in serving by her
daughters Misses. Clara and Elsie
Wolff. Mrs. Joseph Kennedy. Mrs. L.
w. sDeichert and Mrs. Raymond A.
Jackson. Mrs. Wolff will entertain
another company Tuesday afternoon.
State Weddings.
A wedding Of interest to friends in
the northern section of the state took
place Saturday afternoon at Stanley.
Wis. when Miss Bessie Butterwick,
daughter Of Mrs. Mary B~utterwick,
was united in marriage to Nickoli Or
dahl. also of Milton. The bride has
been teaching school in Wisconsin
during the past year and the IN
nouncement Of the wedding will come
as q surprise to their many friends,
but all join in extending congratula-
tons. The young people will make
their home in Milton.
Miss Gladys Forney. daughter Of
known residents Of Egeland, was unit
ed in marriage last week to Charles
Dyer Of .Olmstead. The wedding was
solemnized at Cando and only a few
friends and relatives were in attend
ance.
Last Monday at Barronette. Wis.
occurred the marriage Of Miss Myrtle
Styles to DR.. Harry g. Knapp OF Lis
bon. The bride has taught school in
Lisbon for some time. DR.. Knapp is
"a former resident Of Lisbon, having
graduated from the high school with
the class Of 1903. He graduated from
the Rush Medical school last June
and IL making good In his chosen pro-
fession. DR.. and Mrs. Knapp will To-
cate in Fairview, Nevada:
High SchOOl Alumni
The members Of the alumni associ-
alton Of the Grand Forks high school
are busy making preparations for. the
annual banquet and dance. which
will be given on Thursday evening in
the knights Of Columbus club rooms.
The banquet will be served. at 6:45
O'Clock in the. dining. room and the
guests will include the teachers and
members Of the association. The BAN
quet will be arranged by Miss Mary
Sutherland and Miss Florence Opsahl
and, they will be assisted in serving
BY q group Of high school girls who
have been studying domestic science.
The menu will be as follows:
6alpicon Of fruit Waters
Huntington chicken Per1illade Poppp
Huntington. chicken
Persiliade potatoes
Pea timbales Olives
Parker House rolls Cardinal punch
Asparagus salad Cheese straws.
Peanut macaroon Ice cream Cakes
|. W~intergreen waters.
J. Denni Tasse..
An interesting program Of toasts
has been arranged as follows and
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