The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-15

Then sing me a song Of the rose,
A song that il tender and true:
She years her red robes like the
.daintiest queen,
All cleaning with Jewels OF dew.
Entertaining Brother.
Mrs. Charles Heitzelman Of Hill
avenue, Is entertaining as her guest
for a few days, her brother. Charles
p. Haffett who has arrived in"the city
from his home in st. Louis.
Returned to Her Home.
Mrs. Jerome Freeman has return
ed to- her home. in, Devils Lake aft
relatives in Grand Forks and Fargo.
Woman's Guild to Meet.
The Woman's Guild of the. Ply
mouth Congregational church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the church parlors. All
members are urged to be present. The
Mrs. II. j. Lawrence and Mrs. F. D.
To leave For western Trip.
Mrs. G.. w. Holmes and daughter,
Miss Mildren Of. Devils Lake, and
Miss Stella O'Connor of st. Thomas.
will leave tomorrow for an extended
western trip. They will spend several
weeks at Yellowstone National Park.
Beautiful Oriental Rugs
May be seen at the Ontario Rug
department. MI. D. Hapip is show
ing his personally selected line and
will be pleased to meet his old and
new friends until ma afser Fair week.
District Add Meetings. 'H -
The various districts of the Metho-
lar meetings Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the following places:
The ladies Of district No. 1 will
meet at the home Of Mrs. c. H. Van
Voorhees,, I'll South Fourth street.
District No. 2 will meet at the
home Of Mrs. w. F. Hollinger, 215
North Fourth street.
Mrs. E. o. Mallory will entertain
the ladies OF. district No. 8 at her,
invitation Is extended to ali. A So
cial session will be enjoyed and Mrs.
Mallory will be assisted by Mrs. D.
W. Kemerer.
Mrs. w. p. Davies will entertain
the ladies Of district No. 4 at Lincoln
District No. s will, hold its regular
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Perry. 1905 University avenue
Attended Devils Lake .C~hautauqua.
Fargo courier-News: Mrs. Abbie
W. H.sBest,r 11f1 Third avenue south;
has returned. after having spent some
time. at the Devils Lake. ~chautauqua-
Mrs. Best was q guest at the w. G. T..
.: headquarters and was. in charge
after Mrs.. Salmons Of Cando was call
ed home by sickness. Mrs. Towel and
Miss Gladys Towel OF Cando and Miss
Anna Buck Of Starkweather were also
at the cottage. The meetings we're
well attended and the discussions pro-
f1table. On. Wednesday morning Mrs.
Best spoke on THE Evils and POSI-
bilities Of the Moving Picture Shows"
She dwelt upon the possibilities. say
ing that evils were recognized. Thurs
days discussioh--was upon scientific
temperance instruction. Friday SUI
p~erintendent Haig Of the Devils Lake
schools spoke along. the same line.
Mrs. Best reports that the chautauqua
grounds yer beautiful and the at
en- which was @ ee.s and rainy.
Party for Mrs. Davies.
Miss Helen Davies gave a very pref.
ty. party yesterday afternoon in the
parlors Of Macnie hall, in honor Of
her mother, Mrs. w, L. Davies OF
Crookston. the occasion being that
estimable lady's birthday anniversary.
Bowls and baskets Of sweet peas and
carnations. artistically arranged, were.
used In the parlors. The hours were
from 3.to:b o'clock. and the company
included, sixty guests. the girls Of the
dorrnitory and the ladies Of the facul-
ty. Dainty refreshments were served:
by the hostess, who was assisted in
serving by Mrs. W.. p. Davies and Miss
Alice Davies. Miss Katherine Whitley
presided at the frappe table, Miss
Lena Rowe pouredstea and Mrs. Flynn.
cut the birthday cake. The ladies' Of
the faculty presented Mrs. Davies with
a beautiful bouquet of pink roses as.
q remembrance Of the happy .occa-
sion. Miss Zulu Rowe Of Wesley COL
lege conservatory added to the pleas,
ure Of the afternoon by singing a
group Of songs in q charming. manner.
Her repertoire included Kathleen
Mavournesn." I'm Awearyin' Away.
JEAN" Where the Roses Bloom ana.
''The Cuckoo Clock" Miss Gladys
Humphrey played her. accompani-
ments on the piano.