The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-10

AAOAA AN~NA
Mrs. G. G. Rutherford and daughter,
Miss Merle. have returned from
Beach, N. D.. where they have spent
the past few weeks visiting at the
homo Of Mr.. Inc Mrs. Mark Lowell.
W.
W: 6. T: Y. Meeting.
The w. CT. u. will hold its regular
meeting Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. w. j. Edwards in
Riverside Park. All members are
urged to be present as the plans will
be made for the state convention,
which will be held in Lisbon in Sep
TENDER.
Entertained ut Luncheon.
Miss Adella stinson entertained a
company OF eighteen young ladies
yesterday afternoon at a daintily ap.
pointed luncheon at her home in the
Gotzian block. The AFFAIR was given
In honor Of her guest, Miss Alma
B~ridgentan OF Wapaca, Mimi, Lunch-
con was served at 1 O'clock and wild
roses We're used as a centerpiece for
the table. Miss stinson was assisted
in serving by Miss Anne Poupore and
Mis- Nora woo @sss-:
Baptist Aid Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Baptist church will meet Friday after
noon atS3 O'Clock in the church par
lor. Miss 1nga Patterson, q mission
airy from Japan who has Travelled ex-
tensively, will give q talk on her work.
"A splendid musical program will be
given and q cordial invitation is. ex-
friends. A social session will be en-
joyed at the close Of the program and
luncheon will be. served by the hos
tesses Mrs. M. w. Spaulding, Mrs. F.
w. S%chlaberg and Mrs. q. H. Sher-'
a
Party in Fargo.
Fargo Courier.News: Mrs. G. H.
Anheir Of 1902 Third avenue south
company of ladies. The party was a
compliment to Mrs. Anhier's niece,
Mrs. George Tharelson and her guest
Miss Pauly. A spirited word con.
test was INDUCED in and Mrs. B. o.
Orr was the successful contestant,
Mrs. W. C. Nichols carrying off the
honors in the guessing contest which
ed q delightful group Of songs. Mrs.
Anheier served q dainty luncheon and
was assisted by Mrs. A. E. Bestic, Mrs.
Kurtzmar, Mrs. Kelly, Miss Kathleen
Kelly and Miss Pearl Oman. A num-
her Of out-of-town guests were pres
ent among them, Mrs. Lorshbough,
Mrs. 7. b. Beckwith and Mrs. Stanley
O'Neil.
Picnic for Miss Hanson.
Mas Lillian Paulson was hostess
last evening, when she entertained a
company of young ladies al a picnic
supper in Riverside, in honor of Miss
Maude Hanson, who will become the
bride Of DR.. F. Shizely Of Rugby next
Wednesday. The guests gathered at
the park in the afternoon, the hours
ono Of the special features was =
handkerchief shower. The b%ride-elect
received many dainty handkerchiefs.
AT 6 O'clock a delicious supper was
served and the guests were seated at
long table which was made attrac-
tive with yellow and white decpra-
lions. Dainty cards In the predotnin-
ating colors, marked the places for
Hanson. Mrs. Anna Hanson. Miss
Blanche Lamont, Miss Helen Mowry,
Miss Gertrude Buckingham, Miss
Edna Hancock. Miss Viola Cooper,
Miss Verna Hanson, Miss Gertrude
Adams and Miss Pearl Paulson.
Exhibit q Valley City.
Valley City Times-Record: Tho .ex-
.,ioit ia Ino Woniahs Dullo1hS at the
Barnes County Agricultural fair this
year eclipses anything that has been
shown at former fairs here.
There Is q wide range OF beautiful
needle work. The display OF hardan-
ger embroidery. braided work ana the
exquisite danish embroidery furnish-
ed by the women Of the city ana the
county - we'll worth q VISIT TO see.
There n also some Mexican drawn
work in table clotha and tha Asfn<ta.f
Of 1llet and punch work in waists,
'doilies and other linen pieces that
Will delight the y Of the most fastid-
ious needlewoman. A wonderful lot
OF crochet pieces are also on exhibi-
ten. A quilt that attracts q great
deal Of attention vas made by q wom-
an over sixty years Of age Inc ID Of
the old fashioned sunflower pattern.
A Inc lot Of hand-painted china at
tractively displayed. done by artists Of
the city n surrounding country also
pleases the eye.
The art exhibit Is q great improve
ment over last years a. all Of them
are originals and painted By .artists Of
this country. There IL a variety in
water color. crayon, charcoal. pencil
and tapestry.
Not only do. the women Of the coun-
ty excel III art but to look at the long
counter filled with the most tempting
display of pies cookies. cakes, bread
and rolls, and canned Fruit Of Sxery
description, one would know that they
too were delightfully."- domestic. The
building are Aesdames W. ]. WAstsf.
ElAyd. Otto zetterberg. w. etprx.i.]
Tracy and the Misses Anna Anderson,
Beatrice sorem and Aaye Henry.