The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-25
News From the Social et--Women's Club Activities
Guild Meeune "wednesday.

Guild Meeting Wednesday.
The regular meeting Of st. Paul's
Guild will be held at the parish hall
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
and all members arc urged to be pres
ent as there IL business of Importance
Ito transact.
Archie Riddell to We'd.
Friends have received cards IN.
nouncing the approaching marriage OF
Archie Cleveland Riddell, q former
young business MAJ Of .Northwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rowley OF Van.
couver. B. c. The wedding will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 9 o'clock
at Mount Pleasant Methodist church
in that city. The groom was q men,
ber Of the Arm Of Spoonheim. Riddell
company at Northwood. He is now
LOCATED in business in Vancouver.
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Presbyterisa Mission Program.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church will
hold an open meeting in the lower au-
ditorium Of the church at 1880 o'clock
tation Is extended to both men and
women and the following program will
be given:
Review Of DR.. Ross Book on
"China"-Mrs. F. L. Mcvey.
The Immigrant Tide-Miss Mary
McCumher.
Vocal solo-Miss Gladys Mayer.
A social hour with a service of re-
freshments will follow the program.
Farewell to Mrs. Gushing.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. c. H. Anheier
was hostess Saturday afternoon from
3 o'clock until 6 in honor Of Mrs. w.
F. Cushing, who leaves in a short time
to make her home at Bismarck. Mrs.
Anheier was assisted in entertaining
by Miss Edna Dunning. Mrs. George
Tharelson ana Miss Mana Cushing who
presided In the ~dining-room. The
rooms were beautifully arranged for
and readings by leading artists Of the
city made the occasion a very happy
one. Mrs. Blanch Eoyden Hutchin.
son gave several Of her splendid read
ings and Miss Marguerite Beard and
Mrs. Wayne Eddy delighted the
guests with vocal. numbers.
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Foreign Missionary Meeting.
The woman's Foreign Missionar,
society of the First Methodist church
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs. w. p. Davies at hel
residence. $50 Walnut street. Tn,
all women to attend and Mrs. Davies
will serve refreshments at the conclu'
sion Of the program and social hour
The subject for the afternoons mis-
sion study Is IAN Educational Rev
|olution" and the program for the aft
ernoon follows:
pevotienals-Mrs. E. P. Robertson
Reading Of letters from two mis-
|%sionaries in foreign fields, Miss Dora
|Gladen IN Mexico. City and Miss Jen
ME v. Hughes In China.
Text Book, Chapter 1II-Mrs. W. P
Fowler.
Our Leading Schools in China
Mrs. II. T. Kristjanson.
Some School Experiences-Mrs. G
II. VanVorhees.
Reading-Mrs. W. L. Hoover.
solo-Miss ZuIa Rowe.
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Miss Roosevelt WAds in june. .
Washington POST, The wedding o.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt. daughter Of Col
and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, and thu
lucky young Dr.. Richard Derby vii
be celebrated in the latter part Of Jun.
at the home of Miss Roosevelt's par
ents. Sycamore HILL, Oyster Bay. Tht
exact date has not been fixed.
The six weeks before the wedding
will be the gayest liveltest ever known
even by the Long Island hunting Set
Of which Miss Roosevelt and. DR.. Der
by are distinguished members, for the
English polo team, the hard rider,
and hard hethers representing the
Nottingham club. are coming Owe
here.early in May to try to lift" the
international polo cup. which Harry
Payne Whitney and his team carried
on " years ago.
With the polo team IRE coming the
Duke Of Westminster and perhaps a
ycore Of his friends, some officers OF
his Britannia majesty's army, some
who love hunting. racing, driving,
autoins. INCORPORATING. and making
themselves extremely agreeable to
charming young women like Miss
Roosevelt.
The Duke Of Westminster. immense.
" wealthy, has leased q country place
near the Meadowbrook Hunt club fol
the tournament. and his friends will
DO his guests or the guests Of hos.
pitable Americans all around here.
Naturally the Hurlingham team and
the American team will practice hard
until the tournament begins, on June
10. All the fashionable women. the
matrons. and the girls Of the younger
set. Of which Miss Roosevelt is nov
the cantral figure. will watch the prac.
ttce and discuss the teams chance,
with the engaging young Britishers
who accompany the duke.
The rest of the days and most o,
the nights will be given up to break.
lfasts. luncheons. dinners. dauces-to
no end Of entertainments, some OF
which are being already arranged,
Miss Roosevelt. who rides. drives and
dances equally we'll. will be the belle
Of these affairs.