The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-23

Returned to Crookston.
TO her home In .Crookston after spend
ing. a. few days. visiting in the city as
the guest of Miss. Violet D~aubenberg.
philathea Class to Meet.
The Philathea class Of the Baptist
Sunday school will hold a meeting this
evening al 1880 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. n. r. Lincoln. 9O2 Walnut
street. The class will lake mp the
members and their friends are invit-
cd TO attend the meeting.
Shower for Bride Elect.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gaetz entertained a COM
pany Of ladies' last evening at her
home on Cherry street. in honor Of
Miss Irene Ingalls,. a bride OF next
month. The rooms we're made at
tractivc with Halloween" hecora-
tions and the hours were spent in
various games and guessing contests.
A pretty favor was awarded 10 Mrs.
j. Arthur Williams for the most clever
drawing. The pleasant evening was
brought to a close. with the service of
refreshments In the hostess was. as
sisted by Mrs. Walter f.. Dunbar.
The bride elect was showcred with
parcels containing ANY pretty and
useful gifts for her bridal chest.
nG Mss. f J. %t Ia a@,assno Entertained
la company Of ladies yesterday after
noon at her home on Walnut street.
In honor Of Mrs. Hannah Lund Of
Sweden, who is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. A. A.. westeeu of North
Sixth street. The ladies brought their
Ineedlework and the afternoon was
spent in sewing and visiting. At s
O'Clock a dainty lunch was served in
the dining room, which was made at
ltractive with baskets and vases. of
formations. The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs. T.. Gilseth.
Those present were Mrs. Lund. Mrs.
a. A. Westeen. Mrs. Conrad johnson.
Mrs. Olaf Bostrom. Mrs. Henry Peter
son. Mrs. Conrad johnson. Mrs. Eli
Erickson. n. Nordlund, Mrs. +, NJ.
Persenius, Mrs.ssE. ,Gilseth and Miss
Mrs. Kelly to Amend Convention.
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs. Clark
w. Kelley leaves this evening for
Tulsa. Okla. to- attend as deiesate
from this state the International Con
gress a. Farm Women which will be
held coincident. to the Dry Farming
Mrs. Kelley is OH the c%redential COM
mittee and therefore leaves early 10
attend to her work. In st. Paul she
will Join the Minnesota delegation
n the Farmers Press association.
While in Tulsa she will be a guest at
the home of her brother, who Is an
attorney in that city. After the con-
HrnCd Ehn .YnfAf1Ah %, NJ, 1fa. v.;e3<S -
various cities along the route and
will not be home until the middle of
November. ~a.>si'.,
This is the eighth annual congress
of thecDry: Farming association: and
the third annual Session of the WON
ems association. 1t is very likely that
this year they will agree to segregate
ings at different times and places as
1t is believed that better results can
be thus. obtained. This year the wom-
ans congress has set aside an even
ing for. 9, conference Of women who
" and manage stl'e!r " farms. on
Side She. will emphasize the drain
age and sewage from the houses and
barns.
Many noted women and men appear
on the programs, and. their subjects
are all of vital interest to such Il gath.
ering.- Mrs. Belle q. Harbcrt. the
from Hon. w. r. Motherwell president
of the international Dry Farming con-
gress. Delegates from all over the
country will also extend greetings.
Tuesday has been designated as
"%chifdren's day" Miss Fannie Crem-
ent. superintendent of the rural nur-
ses of the Red Cross association APP
\ ,,A1 xr A~ AIA ssHs11A T1@sAfhi1s
ties Of the One Room School as an
Church for Farm Boys and Girls
will be discussed in two papers.
Mrs. Robert A. Ware Of Norfolk.
Mass, a, OF national fame. has
4. paper on THE Dairy n Its Place
in the Farm Home" and Charles z.
on Dangers to Public Healths From
the Milk Supply and How TO Control
Them A cooperative session under
the charge Of Mrs. Julian Heath OF
New York. president: Of the. National
Housewives ASSOCIATION. will occupy
the afternoon Thursday. Mrs. J. a.
Mckenzie. who has charge Of the
Nightingale, Alta. talks on her spe-
cialty.
The Dry Farming Congress will he
composed of delegates not only from
every state Of the union n from
Canada. but from Belgium Russia.
Mexico. Brazil. Houmania. Hungary.
Chill and many other nations will be
represented. The management in en-
tending invitations writes: Every
thing will be done to tie in h loose
ends Of the exposition" There will he
many interesting and educational ut.
fractions and many amusements pro-
vided. There will he the federal and
dominion exhibits. and. a negro and
Indian exhibits. Fest rooms football
games. fireworks and machinery DEM
o%nstrations are some of the attrac-
tons. "Wednesday President Wilson
will he present and Secretary Bryan
will spend a day there.