The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-12
Federation Meeting.
Valley CITY TlmeR. RAcnrd The di.


Federation. MeetinG.
Valley City Times. Record: The di-
rectors Of the Federation Of Women'S
clubs of the state who arc. In the city
to attend the mectlnga yesterday and
today are MesdamcssM:. &. bydlong OF
sism m1 ": L I,a. I'd q ,Mahr,s,!oq2.
Reynolds 81. West Hope. W.<R. Wan
Oakes, r. b. Casey ok. dickinson, r.
NJ. Pollock Of f'nrgu, r., White, s. 4.
Zimmerman. H. A. Presler aud Miss
Minnie Nelson Of this city. .
To-Day the departments Of work OF
with the board OF directors. The
members Of the department of work
who are here; include Mesdames H. G..
Mccartney Of. Cakes: "a. w. Cunning
ham Of I%Aarinlore; Matte M. Davis. Of
Fargo; r. b. Goss of Bismarck; Wal
ter I. Reed OF Armenia: NJ. A: Hildreth
Of Fargo: W. F: Cushing of-Fsrxo.
of the board entertained their guests
at a prcttily appointed luncheon at the
home of Mrs. W. B. jeffrey. Yellow
and white was the color scheme used
throughout the rooms and yellow jon
quils lent their natural charm to the
general effect. The place cards were
Pretttly hand painted and covers were
the sorosis club -assistcd were:
Mesdames +. s. sisurdson, E. May
land, j. Z. F~cathcrstone and W. 3.
Jeffrey. r..
Last evening Dean Goodsell of the
conservatory. entertained the ladies
with a specially prepared concert ana
tho guests were delighted and are loud
Ifn tho3N ynNo{ooo o< <fno Antorf., n - Ant
afforded them. - This morning, an
hour was spent at the normal chapel
where a number of interesting talks
We're given by the visitors.
This noon the guests were enter
tanned by Miss Hiida Winstad at the
Ladies hall at a perfectly appointed
luncheon and cut flowers were lavish.
~ used In attractive decorations.
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Nfinot Girl to Become Bride.
Minot Optic: Announcement Of the
engagement Of Miss Hazel Moon, the
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.
Moon. and Mr.. Henry Byorum was
made Wednesday evening at q beautt-
Moon. rho dinner guests were a
group Of the bride-elect's intimate girl
friends and numbered eight. In the
decorating Of the living room and dim
ing room pink and white was the at
tractive color schemes chosen. The
shades were drawn and the rooms
lighted with candles in pink shades.
and the chandelier lishts shaded in
table in the dining room, and the
lights over the table were covered
With pink with sprays Of roses ana
ribbon forming a shower v the
table. A cut glass vase Of pink Rich
mond roses formed the centsrpiece.
and at each cover was q crystal AN
dlestick holding a pink rose. ana q
color. Dinner cards tinted in the rose
colors marked each place. An clab-
crate menu in FIVE courses was served,
and covers were placed for Misses
Pearl !Smallwood. Marion Stoudt. AL
ma johnson. Mabel Fisher. GLADYS
Wheeler. Caroline Ness. Byorum and
Mrs. G. Roy Ringo. Miss Moon is one
of the popular young women in the
society and musical circles of the city,
and the announcement Of her engage
r1ent will he received with much in.
tcrest by a. legion of friends. Mr. By
Drum. VIII ia one Of the substantial
younger businessmen Of the city. has
a wide acquaintance socially and in q
business way. and will receive the
CONGRATULATIONS, OF. u,11erous friends.
Returns Homo Monday.
Miss Bessie Tharaldson. who Ia 'vis-
ittng in -Cando, as the guest OF. her
aunt Mrs. Louis Gjere, will return
home on Monday. Miss Tharaldson is
a very talented young woman and
during her visit at Cando has rem
fairs. She SANG at the Methodist
Herald published at that place makes
the following comment: Miss Bessie
Tharaldson Of Grand Forks, who IL
visiting. her uncle and aunt. MIR. and
Mrs. Louis Gjerc n who 10 a Junior
teacher in the conservatory Of music
at Wesley college. rendered in a
very efficient manner two splendid
solo selections in the Methodist church
last Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Tharaldson Is certainly a
well trained singer, and executes her
task admirably.
Entertained Girls Of Class.
Mrs. John Rathgate entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Vernon enu Various games were
provided for the entertainment Of the
guests and the hours were from 4 to
6 o'clock. The afternoon was con-
cluded with the service of a daintily
appointed supper and a pretty color
eNAsSASc " ESuOW 0U0 white WaS COT.
ried out. Mrs. Bathgate was assisted
in serving by Miss Mabel Davies and
Mrs. A. r. odlauS. Covers were laid
for Elizabeth Black, Clementine Bron-
son, Elizabeth Gilby,. Vivian Ausbury,
Lucille Urness, Ruth Wilder and vir-
ginia McVey.
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Entire Club Meets Monday.
The Entire Nous club will meet on
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. W. g. Mcdonald or
North Third street. The study Of
France will be continued and severar
excellent papers have been prepared.
Mrs. L. a. BiHler will have charge Of
the parliamentary drill. The prograr,
will be rs follows:
THE Third Republic" .Irs. c. b.
Chalmers.
French civivc." Mrs. Harry aavere.
French Art Galleries." Mrs. Frank
Griffin.
"The Stage of Today" Mrs. q. r.
Burtness.
O. =: S. Meeting Tuesday:
Esther chapter o. p. S. will hold
it,. regular meeting on Tuesday even
ing at s o'clock in tho Masonic hall in
the st. Johns block. There Will b. a