The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-04
Guild Meeting Wednesday.

The regular meeting Of st. Paul's
Guild will be held in the parish hall
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
and all ladies are urged to be present.
General Aid Wednesday.
A cordial invitation is extended all
ladies Of the city to attend the gem
ETY. of the Methodist church to he
held in the church parlors Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Daisy
B. Treen of the university commons
department will speak on Home
Marketing" and the ladies of the
Third district will be hostess.
Ruth Eocklin a Bride.
A quiet but pretty home wedding
took place yesterday afternoon at the
residence Of Rev. and Mrs. c. d. Lock-
lin at 1910 University avenue. when
their daughter. Ruth. was given in
of kenmare. Only the family mem
bers and a small company of intimate
friends were hidden to the ceremony
which was performed by the brides
father. and the bridal couple were I'M
attended. Following the extending Of
fluctuations a perfectly appointed
wedding dinner was served and Mr..
Maschka and his bride then left for
the northern part Of the state. where
they will visit his parents before re-
turning to Kenmare to reside.
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To Give Masquerade Ball.
The Pythian Sisters. will issue in
vitations this evening for a masquer-
ade dancing party to be given next
Monday evening. March TO-. at the
knights Of Pythias lodge home on
South Third street. The ladies are en-
deavoring to make this n Of the
most attractive functions Of the winter
season and the invitations will be sent
to the knights of Pyshias n their
friends. The ladies will request that
every gentleman present his invitation
at the door before being allowed adj
mittance in order to prevent any un-
pleasant situations and a committee
will be at, the door to welcome the
guests.
The committee hopes that everyone
favored with an invitation Will take
an interest in their masquc costume
and add to the pleasure of the party
thereby. A splendid supper will be
served during the evening n the
committee in charge Of the party IN.
Dubois ant Mrs. O. A. Opsahl.
Much Interest in League.
The large company of ladies VINO
attended the open meeting of the
Women's Civic league yesterday after
noon exhibited great interest in the
organization of a branch of the
Housewives league i'll this city n
several signed their names as
that they will become charter mem
bers. Mrs. Rex now has about forty
~.->uk,roc and tho nrron IMITATION nf thP
league will be perfected at the next
meeting of the homekeepers' club.
Despite the fact that tho program
arranged for yesterdays meeting was
somewhat shortened OF account of the
illness of those who had planned to
take part, it was filled with interest
ing and entertaining features and
there was a lively discussion follow
ing each discussion. Mrs. Rex. the
president. presided and Mrs. Samuel
Torgerson opened the program with
The reading of an article from the
Outlook on THE Civic Theater." Mrs.
j. M. Gillette read an original paper
on The Trend of Civic Improvement
and Miss Mary Sutherland gave an
other splendid talk on The Houses
wives League in New York City"
Miss Sutherland is very familiar with
the advantages women n housekeep-
erS, especially Have 1dlheu lioi!l t!1s
organized movement to C Justice
from tho grocer. the meat dealer and
the general merchant and she cited
numerous examples Of the man. ways
in which 1t can be applied to this
city.
The league also endorsed a bill
now before the legislature which pro-
vides for the proper labelling Of tuber-
.cular meat. Mrs. ]. l.. Stevens is in
terested in its passage.