The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-04

Gave Informal Tea.

Gave Informal Tea.
Mrs. Fred Bartholomew gave an I'm
formal tea at S o'clock yesterday aft
crnoOn at her apartments at the Fred
erick: Mrs. Bartholomcw's. guests
were just n. company of the ladies of
tho house.
Club Girls Meet Tonight.
Miss. Alta Smith will be hostess to
the. g" club girls this evening and
will entertain at her home ON Belmont
avenue. The hours will be passed as
usual with cards, visiting and needle.
work and lunch will be served at the
CLOSE.
rc Tsa g m Mss3s r o. tSs 7,,..a,,,
club will he held this evening and
Mrs. Earl Hart will be hostess at her
home on South Fifth street. The la
dies will sew and play cards ana re-
|freshments will be served at the close.
l. .. -ssSS-
Called to Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. H. Ashley and lit
tie daughter. Ruth. have heen called
to Mr.. Ashley's old home in Vermont
BY a message announcing the serious
illness Of Mr.. Ashley's father who Wis
tied here some few years ago. The
SsASA ASAAs <AotAANy lloS 0ulkcISU u OdEAIYS
tic stroke and Is in a critical condt.
|tion.
800
Visiting Mrs. Babcock.
Miss -I.aBelle Mahon- Of Langdon 10
the guest of Dean and Mrs. +. J. Bah.
cock at University Place for the week
end. Miss Mahon is a student in the
ceramics department at the university
and Is taking special muse work at
Wesley conservatory which brings her
to the city every two weeks.
100
Visiting in Fargo.
Fargo Forum: Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
Massic and little daughter, Miss
Marian Of Minneapolis. are the guests
ct Mrs. Massie's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. A. Everhart of Fifth avenue
|south. Mr.. Massie will leave this
Evening n Mrs. Massie and Miss
Marian will spend a few weeks at the
1000
Entertains Teachers Tonight.
handsomely appointed dinner at s
Io'clock this evening at her home on
Walnut street for the teachers Of the
Roosevelt school and Il group from,
Wesley conservatory. Covers will be
laid for sixteen and Mrs. ,Swiggum
will use the Roosevelt school colors,
red n green. for her house decora-
|tions. Mrs. Casper Olson and Mrs.
George NJ. Nelson will assist in serv-
ing and the company will remain for
the evening.
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Pancake Dinner q Success.
The Shrove Tuesday dinner served
this moor at st. Faul's parish hall by
tho ladies Of st. Paul's Guild was a
splendid success and the menu was
icvcn more delicious that that served
last year. The tables were hand
tSon1ely spread with snowy napery and
lsilvcr and the ladies of the guild cared
for everSbody's appetite in u moot sat-
lisfying tanner The three long tables
were filled from 1880 until 1 o'clock
home sausage was supplied in gener-
GUS quantities and no one went away
until he had had his fill.
Tbs was the second annual dinner
lserved by the guild ladies the day be-
fore Ash Wednesday and its popular
ity has grown with the year. >The
lcakes and sausage ATE served hot from
the griddle with maple syrup, dough-
nuts and coffee and the meal could
not be surpassed for dcliciousness.
Miss Henley n Bride.
The following account Of the mar
iriage Of Miss Violet Henley of Devils
Lake who has frequently visited in
this city is taken from the Devils
Lake Journal:
The marriage Of Miss Mary violete
Henley, daughter of John Henley. to
John Victor Harris of Glasgow, Mont,
was ..solemnized at 1880 o'clock this
morning at the family residence ON
knnf1Nkv oS.onne tho Pox. r. T. Mo l.
lace Of the Methodist Episcopal church
officiating. The wedding was a quiet
affair. only the immediate families be-
ling present. Miss Bessie Henley was
maid of honor and only attendant for
her sister. Ralph Poland served the
groom as hest man.
! The bride wore her travelling suit
and Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left on No. : for Glasgow,
home: Mr.. Harris is connected will,
the Great Northern railway. Rev.
Wallace used the impressive ring
%servicc of the Methodist church and
Mrs. Wallace played the nuptial
march.
mfr. and Mrs. Harris are both we'll
lknown In Devils Lake, and their hosts
of friends will wish them much we'd
|ded happiness and prosperity"
Children's Costume Party.
Valley City Times-Record: Mes
danes l.. S. Platou and J. z. Farley
entertained Saturday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Platou for the young
people in their families at one Of the
most delightful and unique costume
parties ever given in the city. Nearly
100 children. came gowned in. rigs
representing we'll known characters