The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-05
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Returned to Munich Today.


Returned to Munich Today.
Miss Nina Disher, who has spent the
past week visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Disher on North
Third street. left this morning for
school duties On Monday.
Return From the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. b. Hunt have re-
turned from an extended southern
trip. They spent some time in Hot
Little Rock.
Miss Welle Visiting Here.
Miss Alice Wehe, who teaches in
the school at Munich, has arrived in
the city to spend her vacation VISITING
at the home Of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. e. l.. Wehe Of Walnut street.
Arrive Next Week.
Mrs. George BigRs and two children,
Margaret and John, will arrive next
week from Vancouver. WASH. to spend
the sumner with Mrs. Biggs' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nolan of North
Sixth street.
~ w A1ANS NNItuGCVlSs
Miss Jennie Anderson, soprano. Miss
Olive Irwin, violinist and Louis Rows
land. pianist, at the Wesley college
conservatory. will leave the FIRST Of
the week for Westhope and Willow
City where they will give concerts un.
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WoInen's Civic League Meeting.
The regular business meeting Of the
Women's Civic league will be held on
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
public library auditorium. Plans for
the spring work will be taken up and
discussed and every member is urged
to be present.
Leaves for Vacation Visit.
Miss Edith Noltinrer, teacher Of
expression at Wesley college conser.
vatorH. left last evening for st. Paul
Park. Minn., where she will spend her
vacation visiting at the home Of her
Mrs. T. P. o'Connor. who will be he.
guest for a few days.
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Bridge Party for Mrs. Krossin.
Miss Vivian Dinnie will entertain
a company Of ten young ladies this
afternoon at an Informal bridge tea
In honor of Mrs. Charles Krossin of
Minneapolis. who Is h guest of hes
sister, Mrs. ". H. Alexander OF South
Fourth street. Bridge will be the di.
version n at 5 o'clock tea will be
served.
Presbyterian Church Muse,
In the absence OF Prof. ". ". Nor
ten. director Of the choir. the music
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
Will be furnished by a quartet under
the direction of n. B. Black.
Morning.
Anthem. 20 Worship the Lord.
Watson
Bagtismal Response. The Sweet
N. B. Black.
Evening.
Quartet. More Love to Thee".....
Duet, The Lord Is My Shepherd.
Mrs. Fred A. Parsons and Miss
G~enevieve Meacham.
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Housewives League Held Meeting.
= The Housewives league met yester-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the do
mestic science department of the Cen
ira. school building. Sixty ladies were
pfesert' and the meeting was very en-.
thusia site: nearly everyone present
Joined b organize ton. Mrs. Tasso
Lindsay, chairman Of the league, gave
a brief resume Of the purpose Of the
league and the work to be accom-
plished. She presented the matter in
an interesting way. dealing with both
the housewives and dealers sides Of
the question.
Mr.. Walker, one of the local BUTCH
ers, cut up a fore quarter of beef,
telling what the different cuts were
sutherland also gave a talk and dem
onstration on Different Methods Of
Preparing the Meats"
The league is making arrangements
to have a series Of lectures in the near
future. Mrs. g. L. Martin OF Fargo,
Of Textiles" The subject is an i'm
portant one, and will no doubt be Of
interest to all. Mrs. ]. e. Stevens will
also give a talk on Protection Against
Tubercular Meats"
Elks Annual "Snow Bali" Party.
The members of the r. P. Q. T.. gave
evening in their hall. E%igllty-six
couples were present and the affair
proved one of the most enjoyable of
the series. The appointments were all
In white. the guests. both ladies and
gentlemen, wore white costumes. Fin
ley's orchestra furnished the music
and the hours for dancing were from
8 to I o'clock.
The last party in the series will
take place next Friday evening in the
hall and the committee IL making ar.
r~angenlents to entertain a large COM
pany. The snow ball party was
made informal and the affair of Fri.
day evening will be formal, the pro-
gram stated otherwise but those In
charge decided to make the change.
The Elks dances are always among
the most popular of the social season
and the committee members deserve
praise for the success of the parties.
The members Of the committee are
Messrs. w. r. Abrahamsen, H. ID.
Paulson. T. T. O'Connell and Ray
Durick.
The guest list for last evening in.
Guided Messrs. and Mesdames L. p.
Colborn, r. S. Kinman, C. NJ. Vuckle,
stephen Collins. r. b. Feetham, W. H.
Alexander. Harry Finch. Harold Lam.
ming. F. F. Stokes. l.. w. Deichert. W.
8. Whitman. II. l.. Payne. A. r. Cliff.
ford. F. f. Fletcher. j. r. Carley. r.
e. Dickinson, William J. Morrow.
Frank A. Robertson. A. r. Watson, i.
H. Brewer. II. r. Schwabe. George r.
Duts. John Bows. r. Watt, Arthur s.
Dinnie. NJ. NJ. Merrill. Thomas Collins.
J. r. Poupore. Dan r. Sinclair, Will
liam e. Deitz. James A. Dinnie. Char.
les Bartles. NJ. q. Stokesberry. Robert
Blair, Earl Robertson. Fred A. Par.
sons. Ernest Montgomery, j. d. Ia.
con. IL. h. Geist. A. X. Getty: Mrs,
Granvold Of Adams. Mrs. Charles
Krossin Of Minneapolis. Mrs. j. v. VIII
liams, Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald, Mrs.