The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-20

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home OF Belmont avenue.
District No. 5 will meet at the
home of Mrs. Black on Dakota ave-
nue.. At the close Of the business
meeting a social session will be en-
joyed and a dainty repast will be
served.
Party for Miss Opsahl.
Miss Florence Opsahl Of Grand
Forks, who Is visiting in Port Arthur,
Canada. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Sorenson, former residents of
Grand Forks, was the. guest Of honor
at a pretty party given by her host
ess last week. The following account
Of the affair, taken from the Port
est:
Mrs. Carl Sorenson. 8 Crown street.
entertained delightfully."- last evening
in honor Of her house guest, Miss
Florence Opsahl of Grand Forks,
N. D: About twenty young people
were invited and spent an interesting
two or three hours at games. dane
Ing and music, both vocal and: in
strumental. Miss seyler, Miss Ethel
Mitchell and MI. jacobson as vocal
lists, gave much pleasure to the gath
ering. while others as volunteers sup
piled music for dancing or instru-
mental solos. Later on the hostess
and her daughter, Miss Sorenson,
served a delicious supper. The mer-
riment was resumed for a while. the
party breaking UP about 2 o'clock.
State Weddings.
Miss Mildred E. Mark, daughter Of
Colonel and Mrs. w. H. Mark Of VAL
ley City and Gerald g. Fitzgerald Of
jamestown were united in marriage.
The marriage was solemnized at the
priests house at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. Rev. Father Kelly officiat-
maid and Louis Malick was best man.
Following the ceremony the wedding
breakfast was served at the brides
home and covers were laid for thirty
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald left
for an eastern honeymoon trip and
will visit in Minneapolis, st. Paul,
Chicago and Fort Wayne, Ind.
at ST. Johns Catholic church occur-
red the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
o'Keefe Of New Rockford, N. D.. to
Warren D. Day, Rev. Father Pare
officiating. After the ceremony was
performed a large number Of the
guests repaired to the home Of the
brides parents, MI. and Mrs. Mi
chael O'Keefe in Munster township,
seven miles west Of the city, where
q sumptuous wedding dinner was en-
joyed: Among those from away who
attended the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith and daughter. Eva
iyn. Of Norris. Mimi, and Mrs. John
Ryan. They will be at home to their
friends in New Rockford after Sep
Miss Rankin Visited Fargo.
Fargo Courier-News: Mrs. e. M.
barrow, president of the State Votes
Tor Women league, entertained Tues
day afternoon with a reception for
Miss Janet Rankin, field secretary for
the National w. s. A. and president Of
the Montana association. The rooms
were decorated with golden rod, North
Rakota.s state flower, which is also
he suffrage color. Mrs. Ernest
Wright very charmingly sang several
solos, after which Miss Rankin gave
q most interesting account Of the re-
cent suffrage activities in Washington.
p. g. Mrs. barrow served dainty re-
Treatments in which she was assisted
by Mrs. Ralph E. Weible.
In speaking Of her trip Miss Rankin
said she was appointed field secretary
last tai! and her first work had been
In North Dakota. Since that time she
has worked with the legislatures Of
Delaware Florida and other southern
states. and helped in the Michigan
campaign.
Miss Rankin said the most import
ant advance made by the National as
ISOLATION this year was the creating Of
the congressional committee with
Headquarters In Washington, and with
Alice Paul and Lizzie Burns at its
head.
In comparing the parade Of March
8 with the n two weeks ago. Miss
Rankin said: Congress was ashamed
OF the lack Of protection on March 3
and sent SO many policemen this time
you could scarcely see the parade"
There were 100 automobiles that made
the last part Of the trip together.
Every woman brought petitions ana
these were presented to their :ors
in the marble. room at the capitol, and
the senators presented them on the
floor of the senate. OF the 20 SEN
ators who spoke favorably Is were
from suffrage states and five from
campaign states.
Senator Gronna said that everyone
In North Dakota knew where he stood
and had alwys stood, and added: IT
know woman suffrage is coming and
I'm glad Of It."
The national council Of women vot-
ers held an interesting session at the