The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-19
MA. i'm RaEar m s~nfarfainin

Mrs. Eli saker 10 Entertaining a
company Of club ladies this afternoon
ct her home on North Sixth street and
800" is the diversion. Mrs. Baker
will conclude the pleasure with a dain.
ty luncheon service.
-HA>-
Entertained ct Cards.
Mr. James Culliton entertained
Yesterday afternoon at her home in
East Grand Forks ana her guests
were enough for three tables at $500"
The game was followed BY q delicious
dinner served at the large table in
the dining room and tho hostess wa
assisted BY Mrs. John o'Keefe and
Mira. o. A. opsahl. The favors Of the
Eaine went to Mrs. N. B. Felton,. Mrs.
Bruce.Henschke.
The marriage Of Miss Hattie
Henschke and Christ Bruce, both
young people. Of this city, took place
yesterday afternoon at the nome OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Woods on wash
fngton street. Rev. A. J. Hulteng
read the service and the bride was
prettily kowned in white with long
veil and she carried bride roses. Miss
Anne Kaufman. attended. az brides
maid and. Herman. wintshiemer was
best man.. A bountiful wedding din
ner was served at I o'clock and ov.
ers were laid for fifty Kuests. Mr..
ana Mrs. Bruce will reside at 1917
lone avenue.
TO Millinery Openings TO-DAY.
Ihoush' n weather has been win.
Try not at all agreeable to the so.
ctety maid or matron looking for an
Easter bonnet Mrs. II. P. Knudson's
millinery opening has been we'll at
tended the past two days ana this aft.
ernoon q large number called to see
the new hats displayed by Miss Sims
OF Benner and Begg's millinery de-
partment. Both firms have an elegant
display Of pretty things tor spring ana
n Easter Sunday opening and both
nave been much praised for the rich
ness OF their. lines. Despite. the snow
a storm the milliners are making
sales for Easter Sunday
Passion Cantata to Be Given.
Under the direction OF Prof. Louis
y: Rowland. the fifth annual rendition
OF Dubois passion c~antata. The
Cross" will be given Good Friday
night by the choir Of the First Baptist
church This is one of. the musical
treats OF the year which IL now eager
~ awaited by music loving people and
as It is q remarkably beautiful service
for Good Friday 1t always attracts a
large attendance. 1t is a service open
to the public, all denominations being
invited, and the hour IL $3.50 O'Clock
at the church.
The soloists chosen for this years
rendition are Mrs. Paul B.. Grifith.
soprano. Mr.. n. B. Black, baritone,
n =. r.. Dickinson. tenor.
hi e SPITE nao. & shs f, es4lF Dat. q, Easter
this year local florists say prices Of
flowers will, remain normal. The
supply OF Easter flowers is not 30
plentiful this year as last, according to
local florists, but there is enough to
90 around and prices will not be
boosted as. at Christmas time.
Vtolets are especially large and
beautiful. at this time, as there inas
neen no unusually warm weather.
High. temperature has a bad effect or
them. Sweet peas and violets prob
ABLY. VIII Be the most popular bouquet.
a. this combination 10 q fAyoritA WITH
women.
SAsSc o'e NOT 20 numerous. Before
modern methods were employed no
lilies could be obtained at this early
cate, but now they are grown all the
around. The forcing process has
lett the stems somewhat short this
year, but the blooms are unimpaired.
ChTrch Meetings Today.
The several districts Of the. Metho.
olet Ala society are holding their
monthly meetings this afternoon and
the hostesses are Mrs. Scheitzer, Mrs.
W. A: Collins. Mrs. Docken. Mrs. Rich.
ara Howard and Mrs. s. 8. Caswell.
The Ladies' Guild Of the ConRrera-
tional church is holding its regular
Rathering in the church parlors this
afternoon n the hostesses are Mrs.
CT. Guernsey and Mrs. Woodward.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Swe.
dish Lutheran church 81 holding its
annual Easter bazaar this afternoon
ana the. sale will continue on through
the evening until 8 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Zion
church met in the church parlors this
and the hostessea are Mrs.
Z. O. Lystad, Mrs. August Nelson and
Mrs. Andrew Peterson.
st. Paul's Guild Is. holding the last
meeting Of the year today as the an.
meeting Of this society In always
held on Easter Monday. New ofacers
will be elected at. the Monday meet