The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-30
Gave Bridge part Yesterday.

Gave Bridge Part y~YeStcrOdS.
Mrs. Robert D. Campbell was hos
tess yesterday afternoon when. n en-
tertained another company OF ladies
at her home on South Sixth street:
There were three tables at auction
bridge and at the close Of the game
favors were awarded to Mrs. Charles
N. Barnes, Mrs. John W. Ogren and
Mrs. T.. l.. Eckman, who held the
high scores.
Returned from Minnesota Visit.
Mrs. Esther Wilcox and niece. Miss
Florence Douglas Of Gilby, who have
been visiting relatives at Beaudette
and williams. Mimi, have returned
to Grand Forks and are guests for a
few days At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. p. Reiton Of North Third street
They were accompanied by Miss Mary
Clark Of Williams, who will visit rel
atives here and at Gilby for some
time.
Sodality to Give Social.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St
Michael's Catholic church will give a
social Monday afternoon on the lawr
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ
Carroll on University venue Re
freshnerts will be served during the
afternoon and evenig and q cordia'
afternoon and evening and a cordia'
!~,ostesses for the occasion will DC
Misses Rose O'Gorman. chairman
trude Traynor, Anastasia White, Der.
nice Griffin. Mary Hart, Agnes BEver
and Vivian Prescott.
To Teach in British Columbia.
John A. Montgomery, who received
his NJ. A. degree at the University OF
Chicago in June, has been visiting
during the summer vacation at the
home Of his father, DR.. Montsomer,
Sun,meriand, B. c., where he has ac.
cepted a position as instructor Of
physics in Okanagan college. Mr.
Montgomery is we'll known in this
city having received his B. A. de.
gree at the North Dakota state uni
versity with the Glass Of 1910.
Returned to Respective Homes.
Mrs. w. j. Bailey and son.. Hollis
1nkster. Mrs. George Caswell of La.
Crosse, Wis, who have been visiting
for the past two weeks a. the horne
of Mrs. r. A. Roberts on North Fifth
street, have returned to their respec-
tive homes. Mrs. Frank belong OF
Salem, Ore. who has been visiting al
the Roberts home. left for Drayton
where she will spend ten days visit
ing friends. She will return to Grand
Forks to complete her visit before
leaving for her En seme in the west
F1axton Club Held Meeting.
Flaxton Times: The Literary club
met August 90 at the home Of Mrs.
Hoyt.' Roll call was responded to by
miscellaneous questions. Mrs. Bailey
gave review questions on art. includ-
ing the work covered SO a this year.
Mrs. Swennes was leader Of the les
son from stoddart. After the current
events the meeting adjourned for the
Misses Loehr and Estella Hoyt, served
a very %appetizing luncheon. Other
guests Of the afternoon we're Mrs.
Carmen. Mrs. Gibbons and Miss Hazel
Gibbons.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Sheets Of Lakota gave
a very pretty party at her home in
honor Of Mrs. A. ]. Stutz Of Washing
ton. D. c.. and Mrs. g. w. F. Han
cock Of Minneapolis. The spacious
Grated with the autumn flowers and
the afternoon was spent in playing
cards. At the conclusion Of the game
a delicious luncheon was served.
Those present were Mesdames A. ].
Stutz Of Washington. Hancock, Weig-
man Of Vancouver. B. G. Ferris, Howe,
c. Pierce King. Swengel. ]. E. Sand
lie, w. j. Pierce, ]. Thai. T. j. Bald,
Cope. Hagler. Root. McMaster. 6. d.
Kelly, Beck. Stearns. Milk. r. A. KEEL
ly. F. A. Kelly. J. D. Gronna. Lewis.
Da..a4V. ny
800
Beers tombstone of Grand Forks is
enjoying a. visit with friends and rel
atives in Henderson. MINI. The Sib-
ley County Independent had the fol-
lowing item concerning his visit there:
"Mr. Beers tombstone Of Grand
Forks, N. D.. who is q guest at the
home Of his. daughter. accompanied by
his daughter and grandson, Stewart
Osborn, spent Sunday as h guest of
Johnstore celebrated his. eightieth
birthday last week and Mr.. Tousley
his eighty-third birthday recently.
These old gentlemen were friends be-
fore the war and were closely asso-
ciated in those early days. Bringing
to mind this early history and re-
counting mutual experiences was a
rare treat to both and Will never be
forgotten. by either
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Entertained for Guests.
Miss Myrtle HalvOrson of NOrthwood.
a popular university girl, entertained a
company OF friends at her home in
honor Of her guests. Miss Madeline
Turner Of Grand Forks and Miss Inez
of Devils Lake. The fol-
item. taken from the North
wood Cleaner, will be OF interest to
friends here:
"Miss Myrtle Halvorson entertained
In a most delightful manner at Par,
adise- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in honor
Of Miss Ines serumgard Of Devils Lake
and Miss Madeline Turner Of Grand
Forks. All enjoyed a most delights
full afternoon and evening in the green
woods. Those present were Misses
Myrtle and Cora H%alvorson, Della Lin
well. Madeline Turner, fnez Serum,
gard, Lillian Johnson: Messrs. Orphie.
Alvin and Hassell Halvorson. Emmons
Linwell.s H. +. Johnson and. pr. Olaf,
Haraldeon.
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