The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-01
70 Organize Consumers, League.

At the meeting of the homekeepers
club Of the Women's Civic league yes
terday afternoon held in the domestic
science department of the high school
part of the forty-five women assem-
bled to organize a branch of the Con-
sumers' league. a motion to organ.
ize was made by Mrs. James Collins
following brief talks by Mrs. Scot:
Rex and Miss Mary Sutherland and
Kelly. it was put to a vote. The or.
ganization will DC perfected at the
next meeting of the club within two
weeks and in the mean time Mrs Res
will ecure all the necessary informa-
ton n be able to begin work im-
mediatelS.
The organization of this club means
that the housewives of Grand Forks
are going to study market prices in
the future and will hen shop with
a knowledge of what they should get
for their money and insist on having
it.
Following the business meeting Miss
Salads" NJ the spacious domestic
science kitchen was not near large
enough to accommodate the large
gathering of ONE who came to take
this interesting lesson. Miss Suther.
land had typewriter copies Of all the
! ! uIcCSlIlSS WV 4 dldd
which were made for those who at
tended and each was demonstrated
with the assistance of Miss Florence
Opsahl n a group of high school
girls from the domestic science class.
Among the salads made were as
paragus tips and pimento. a vegetable
salad OF green peas. carrots and eel
cry. a fruit salad of pineapple. orange
and walnuts, an Easter salad of potato
strings and cream cheese. a ST.
Patrick's day salad Of green peppers,
grape fruit and cheese. q hanan salad
Of the. fruit and pimento for decora-
ton. a roinsettia salad of green peas,
garnish and a great many others. car
rying out various ideas with the same
materials. Miss Sutherland used with
these mayonaise, French dressing.
boiled dressing and pineapple dressing
and as each was made she explained
be utilized in the same n
The place OF the salad in III order
of the dinner courses was discussed.
the food value Of the different dress
ings. fruits n vegetables was given
and before the afternoon was con.
Guided each lady was served with
some of the several salads made.
State weddings of the Week.
Miss Adaline Koch and Mr.. Bernard
Hawks. both OF Cooperstown were
married in that city on Wednesday by
Rev. Oscar d. Purinton. The bride is
a daughter of Mrs. Fred Koch and is
Well and %favorably known in this city.
Frederick H. Ford and Miss Mabel
Anderson OF Braddock were married
last Thursday at Linton. The groom
is a prosperous young farmer of Brad
dock and the bride is the daughter of
A we'll known farmer of the neiShbor-
hood.
Ben Lingrcn and Miss Ella Folden
of Ryder were married in Minot at the
Lutheran parsonage Monday evening
by Rev. j. Tonne. The young couple
have a host of friends in Ryder who
hasten to extend congratulations.
They will make their home,in Ryder.
where the groom is in business.
a simple home wedding occurred in
Fargo Tuesday when DR.. j. NJ. Wall
ters spoke the words that joined Miss
Clara NJ. Huglen and Carl NJ. Mel.
son in matrimony at HI home of w.
E. Nelson. They we're attended by
the brides sister and the groom's
brother. After the ceremony a we'd
ding dinner was served to a company
OF friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson left
ed eastern trip and upon their return
, will make their home in Fargo.
Roy Stevens and Miss Alverta Han
son were married at tho Presbyterian
manse at Cakes yesterday morning at
six o'clock by the Rev. Il. G. Jackson.
The young couple left on the morning
train for Aberdeen. S. D., for a brief
wedding trip and on their return will
be at home to their many friends at
the groom's farm west of the city.
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Observe Temperance Sunday.
Arrangements are being mad by
the w. c. T. u. for observing Tenn
pcrancc SUNDAY which falls on March
This observance will be generally
taken up by the Sunday schools
throughout the state.
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(Orvin vcsper Service.
President F. L. McVey will he the
speaker Sunday at the vesper service
at Corwin music hall at I o'clock and
his subject will he The First Year in
College" There will be special music
by the vesper choir. |