The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-04

fa1rs Will Ne on the calendar this
evening and there will be a great
many informal homo gatherings for
cards or other amusement. The Altar
bus hall probably will attract the
largest company and an unusually
good time is being planned.
Methodist aid Meesine.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church will hold the Tehru-
airy general meeting tomorrow after
noon in the church dining hall and
the program number will be an adj
dress by. DR.. K. r. Stolz Of Wesley
college on "Christian Sociology" The
.hostesses and refreshments will be
served during tho social hour. The
business meeting will be held at 5
o'clock.
To Arrange Suffrage Campaign.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. E. NJ. Darrow.
president of the state Votes for wom-
en- league. leaves this afternoon for
Bismarck. where she will be on hand
will arrive there from Bismarck to-
morrow morning. There will he a
conference In that city to arrange for
Miss Ranktn's campaign in the state.
A number OF Fargo ladies have plan
ned to. be in Bismarck, but it is not
certain who WILL be able to So.
Going to Aurora. III: 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. schell Of
Chestnut. street. and their little. son.
Master Louis. Jr.. will leave Grand
Aurora. ILL.,. and expect to leave the
city next week. MI. scholl has been
in the employ Of George L.. Duis as
sboekkeeper and manager for the past
sixteen years and plans to enter busi-
ness for himself after he returns to
Aurora which is his old home and
where his people still reside. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. schell will be much
missed in the city social circles. but
friends will wish them we'll in their
new. home.
y. ". G. A. Reception Friday.
Friday evening of this week the
y. w. {. a. will give a reception at
the association building for all men,
9ers Of the organization. The ladies
OF entertainment committee. Mrs.
II. Il. Simpson. Mrs. G.. N. Barnes, Mrs.
j. W. ogren, and Mrs. A. p. Clifford.
dainty refreshments will be served. the
committee in charge of this feature
being Mrs. T.. j. Lander. Mrs. w. S.
BegE and Mrs. r. B. Griffith. The re.
ception will open at S o'clock and will
lie the social event to open the big
membership campaign which the as
sociation is about to launch. Plans
for the reception were made yester-
day afternoon at the regular meet.
ing OF the advisory board.
In Lsnkin Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam s.. Haislet who
were residents OF this city when Mr..
Haislet was connected with tho Obser-
vcr Publishing company are familiar
names in the following account Of q
social affair at Lankin where they
now reside:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. n. johnson gave
the series. Of a series Of rum dunn par
ties for married folks at their hos
pitab1e home Wednesday evening.
Twenty-Five guests partook Of the de-
lightful pleasure. and the spirited
came continued until midnight. High
score honors were carried off by Mrs.
Lars Hylden and Sam s. Haislet while
T. F. WEIGH and Mrs. Sam Haislet
We're. adjudsed the poorest players
and drew consolation honors. At the
conclusion of the game the small
tables were spread for a. delicious four
course spread and while this was be.
ing enjoyed. victrola music and So
cial conversation added to the pleas.
ure. The guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames x. P. Nappen. 7. F. WEIGH.
Hidden. n. Halvorson g. LangclanG.
S. S. Iiaislet. ". D. G..ady, Mrs. ..
Torson and Messrs. v. L. Ross and Or.
M. r.. Irby.