The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-12
Mrs. Clark W. Kelly Honorctl.
Society Editors Telephones
-. Both Phones. :.

Atn OoOAA dbs MUS. SltIk
w. Kelley was the recipient of two
of the greatest honors in the power
Ut the Farm Women's congress ID con-
Ter upon a member. At the
recently held in connection with the
International Dry Farming associa-
tlons at Tulsa. Okla, she was awarded
the vice presidency Of the congress
and elected president of a club OF
women who manage their own farms,
this Hub having been Just formed this,
cal. Mrs. Kelley we'll deserves these
distinctions az she has been a mem
Der ever since the women's auxiliary.
was formed three years ago. and In
his vast body of distinguished WON.
cen from twenty-five states she has al.
ways been an active and prominent
leader. Last year she was chosen ma
tional delegate to Belgium. but was
unable to make the trip.
The Dry Farming association was
composed Of delegates from sixteen
nations. with an attendance Of 1000
daily. The exposition was held OH the
fair grounds and included vegetables,
grains and other products Of dry
farming. Oklahoma won the prize.
h big government building contain
ed objects of interest to such an agri.
cultural gathering. Tho governor and
his entire staff temporarily transferred
their residence to Tulsa and kept open
house eceiving all who wished to call.
Twenty-Five states were represent
ed ut the Women's congress-. The
1rst day was almost entirely taken up
with the formal welcome and greet
lngs from the various nations. Miss
fanny Clement. superintendent Of the
rufaI department. talked about clubs
1or farm children and the good that
such clubs attain.
Miss Jessie Field. national field sec
rotary OF the Y. w. c. \. is one of Mrs,
heily's favorite lecturers. and she was
iortuI1ate In securing Miss Field tor
me Iri.State Farm Womcn's conve
ION. which will be held in Fargo
January 20.
Meetings Today.
st. Paul's Guild held it's regular
work meeting this afternoon at the
guild hall. Following the business
work session, refreshments were
served. WIZ
The Ladies' Aid society. of the
swedish Lutheran church met in the
church parlors. At the close of the
meeting 2 dainty luncheon was served
by Mrs. J. w. jackson.
The ladies' of the eleventh district
of the Presbyterian. Aid society gave
a dime social in the church parlors
this afternoon from 3 to : o'clock.
\ large number attended and refresh
lnents were served by the hostesses
in charge. Mrs. W. G. Woutat and
Mrs. j. II. Ruettell.
The Wonan's Home Missionary So
ciety OF the First Methodist church
held it's regular meeting at the home
Of Mrs. NJ. A. Hanson on North
Fourth street. The annual Thanks
giving offering was taken. followed
by a good program. The subject was
Our Alaskan Work" Papers were
read by Mrs. W. L. Hoover and Mrs.
II. II. Healy. Mrs. S. j. W'hitford was
in charge of tho devotionals. Miss
Lois Else rendered a vocal solo and
readings. The afternoon was CON
cIuded with the service of refresh
state Weddings.
Miss Margaret Potter and Louis
Ross of Hettingcr were married Mon
day at the Congregational-.pa parsonage
in Hettinger. Rev. A. C. Hacke, pas
tor of the church oficiated.
and Glenn I. Eldridge. both of Tiff
fanny. n. D., were united in marriage
last week at the home of the brides
parents. DR.. and Mrs. G. n. Barker.
Rev. John Orchard performed the
ceremony.
Miss Ethel Hoover and A. u. Bush
of Flasher were married at Mandan
last week and the wedding took place
at the home of the brides parents.
Miss Hazel Nichols and Frank
Shafer of Mandan were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides ia
Their in Bismarck.
A. wedding of interest to friends
throughout the state occurred at
jamestown when Miss Matilda Meade
became the bride of Edward Nc
Gruder. both Of that city. Rev.
Father Tracy of st. James church Of
1ciated.
At Bismarck yesterday morning at
II o'clock occurred the marriage of
Miss Flossie Hilton to Ward Pres
ton. Rev. jackson read the service
in the presence of the family and u
few. invited guests
Wedding at Rosseau.
Friends in this city have received
cards from Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Rood Of Rousseau. Mimi. announcing
the marriage of their niece, Miss Ella
A. Kittleson, to Mark Reimer of Win
nipeg. Tho wedding took place on
Wednesday. November 5, at the home
of the brides uncle. The young cou-
pie will reside in Winnipeg and will
city after November Is. The. bride
is a former Grand Forks resident and
friends here will join in extending
congratulations.
Read the Times-lIerald want ads.