The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-13

Guild Meeting Tonight.
An important meeting Of st. Agnes
Guild will be held this evening at. s
O'Clock at the residence OF Miss Edna
Hankey. .104 Walnut street. Every
member. 10 urged: to be present.
Enroute to Virginia.
Mrs. A.. A. Hood of Emerald left
this city last evening for Charlestown,
West Virginia. where she will visit
her mother and help her celebrate her
seventy-third birthday anniversary.
While in the city yesterday Mrs. Hood
visited as the guest OF Mrs. Beers
Johnstone Of North Seventh street.
College Gr.duate Msrried.
Fargo Courier-News: The many
friends of William Hail Best, 4 grad
uate Of Fargo college in the class Of
1909 and later. graduated from the
Harvard law school. will he interested
in the announcement Of his marriage
Saturday, March 8, at Watertown,
Mass, his bride being Miss Mabelle
Louise Boyer Of WATERFOWL, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Best will make their
home in Boston, Mass, where Mr.. Best
is connected with a large law tirin.
Annual "Birthday Party"
The ladies Of the first district of the
Methodist Aid society will be hostess
es Friday evening in the church base
ment at their second annual Birth
day Party" The function will be
given in the church basement. the
hour being 7:45 o'clock. and it will
be carried out on the same plan which
made this affair so successful last
year.
The group having the largest rep.
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union or from n country will be
given a prize, the handsome and de-
licious birthday cake which is now be.
ing made. Each group also will he
expected to give q number on the pro-
gram and it will be decided by vote
which is the most entertaining, q spe-
cial reward to be given for this merit
also. A jolly good time IL planned
and nationalities and states are urged
to get busy and muster up a good at
tendance.
All members Of the church and
their friends are cordially invited and
urged to join in this fun. Light re-
Treatments will be served during the
evening.
Millinery Openings Are On.
Trying on hats" is the expression
heard in the shopping districts very
frequently these days for the annual
spring millinery openings are on. Miss
Howe's opening has been in progress
for the past few days and her par
lors have been converted into . verita.
bic garden Of spring beauty. Flow
ers Of all the brilliant and delicate
hues known are banked in the cases
over the radiators and in the windows
and this serves to put her patrons In
q midsummer spirit the moment they
enter. Miss Howe IL showing . fine
line this season as she alway3 does
and though the street hats predomin'
ate there are several handsome sum-
mer models shown.
day that tn opening will be held Fri.
day and Saturday ana that 1t has q
display that will prove most attrac.
tive to the women Of the city.
Mrs. Pyes Of the Bon Ton millinery
parlors has been holding her opening
all week and has sold many Of the
choice patterns OF her stock for thu
Easter Sunday parade. Mrs. Pyes aist
purchased q splendid line Of earl,
spring hats this year and they ar<
proving the favorites.
Miss Mary Hoiseth IL already buss
showing the handsome line which shs
mers are busy making up patterns FOL
the Easter Sunday trade which al
ways IL very heavy. Hiss Hoisett
does not Usually name an opening da.
but 10 ready to receive her patrons
early.
Mrs. H. p. Knudson is planning tt
announce her opening for Tuesday oi
next week and others who will invite
their patrons shortly will be Miss Sim.
of Benner and Begg's store, Mist
Cavanaugh of the Zuelsdorf store and
Taughol Sisters.