The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-17
News From the Social w Club Activities
Home from Honeymoon.

Home me- from s II, MEonc y
cd Sunday noon from Winnipeg
where they have enjoyed 81 delightful
honeymoon visit. MIR. and Mrs.
Downs are at home at the Dacotah.
Mrs. Common Hostess.
Mrs. Adam Common will entertain
the ladies Of the Rebekah Book and
.Thtmhle club tomorrow afternoon at
her residence. 57 North Fourth
assisting hostess and all members
are cordially invited.
Eastern star Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Acacia chapter, o.. Il. S.. will be held
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the
Masonic lodge rooms In the st. John
lowed by Il social session and all
members are urged to attend.
Away on Eastern Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Finch of Reeves
avenue left last evening for New York
rtty and other points in the east and
south and will he away three weeks
or more. Mr.. Finch will look after
business matters as We'll as enjoy q
vacation pleasure trip.
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On Way to Panama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Collins of Riv-
erside Park left last evening on their
southern pleasure trip and their des-
ttnation is the Panama canal zone
where they will enjoy sightseeing
VIII the scores of other winter trav-
elers who have chosen that trip this
year. MIR. and Mrs. Collins will visit
several cities in the south and prob
ably will spend solne time at IIot
springs, Ark, before they return.
Suffrage Teas In MINNEAPOLIS,
minneapolis journal: Mrs. Sumner
!. Mcknight has issued invitations
for he first of n series of. suffrage
teas. which some of the society ma.
irons arc planning in the interest of
the suffrage cause. Mrs. Mcknight's
tea Will be Thursday afternoon at her
nome on Park avcnu" and tho honor
formerly we'll known in Minneapolis
as assistant professor of English at
the University of Minnesota. Mrs. Nc
Knight and Miss Peck were active
leaders III the remarkable Ohio suf-
fragc campaign last summer. Mrs.
Mcdonald acting as treasurer and
Miss Peck as press agent of the cam
talk on Thursday afternoon on Some
Dramatic Moments in the Suffrage
Movement"
Mrs. A. II. Bright will give a lunch
con on Thursday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Gray Peck and Professor
Frances Squire Potter. The guests
will be a group of suffrage workers,
Who are also norSnna1 friorr5, of <l,.
hostess and her guests.
February Brides OF tho State.
The marriage of Miss Dora MAYER
of Sharon and Oliver Berg of North
wood was quietly solemnized at the
home of the bride during the past
week and the couple are spending
their honeymoon in the twin cities.
The couple will make their home in
Northwood.
Miss Clara Larson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Larson Of Bottineau.
and A. A. Swanson, assistant cashier
OF the Mouse River Valley hank at
Soruis. were married at Rugby by the
Rev. Cullen and aro. enjoying a short
honeymoon visit in this city. They
will reside at Souris. ..... -.
Miss Bessie Dclamcter of Erie and
Arthur Forkner of Verona were mar.
ried at the brides home quietly and
v gone to Rochester. Mimi, to
spend a few days with relatives. On
their return Il reception will be given
In their honor a. the home of the
groom's parents in Verona. The bride
is a niece OF Mrs. T. b. Dawson Of La
Mourc and met the man of her choice
while visiting in that city.
Attorney j. NJ. Stewart of Wiiliston
and Miss Grace Coffin of Rice Lake,
Wis, We're quietly married Tuesday
evening at Williston by Rev. J. j.
|Cowan, rector of st. Peters Episcopal
church. The ceremony was perform
ed a few moments after the arrival OF
the bride from the east. Mr.. Stewart
Is a St. Paul attorney who is spending
some time at Williston while INTEREST,"
ed in land matters. They expect to
remain in Williston some time.
DIR. Herbert B.. .Wcntz of Verona,
this state. was married a few days ago
at Fayetteville. Ark, to Miss Pearl
Dougherty of Paramount. this state.
Tho bride ia 81 trained nurse and the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. r. W.
Lougherty. She has been in Arkansas
some time following her profession
and the wedding VAS. celebrated there
very quietly. The couple will tour the
southern states before returning to
Verona tn rociI4