The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-02
Visitor in the City,

iting at the home Of Mrs. william
Gourlie, nee Wayne DeCamp Of Grand
Forks. Miss Serumgard will enjoy a
trip to Washington, D. G.
Hostess This Afternoon.
Mrs. James Elton is entertaining a
company Of twenty ladies this after
noon at a porch party, at her home
on Belmont venue, in honor Of Mrs.
Hugh L. Burleson Of New York city.
The porch will be made attractive
with red. white and blue decorations
and baskets Of red peoples will be ar
ranged in baskets and vases. The aft
ernoon will be spent in sewing and
visiting and at the close a dainty
luncheon will be served by the hos
tess. who will be assisted by Mrs. g.
st. John Perrott and Mrs. William
Caswell.
Meetings This Afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Baptist church is meeting this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Richard Fox
on South Fourth street. An interest
ing program has been arranged, Mrs.
N. j. Nelson will give a talk on the
convention, which vas recently held
In Detroit. A social session will be
enjoyed and refreshments will be serv-
ed.
The general aid Of the Methodist
church is meeting in the basement OF
the church this afternoon. Mrs. j.
Grassick will deliver an address on the
subject Of Civic Improvement" Re
freshments will be served and the la
dies of the various districts will be
the hostesses.
Mrs. NJ. Rasmussen is entertaining
the members Of the Woman's Guild Of
the Plymouth Congressional church,
at her home on Reeves emu There
will be an election Of officers and fol-
lowing the business meeting. lunch
will be served by the hostesA.
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Gave Birthday Party.
Mrs. Arthur Beaupre was hostess
yesterday afternoon when she enter
tanned a large company Of little folks
at her home on Parkhurst street in
honor of the fifth birthday Of her lit
tie son Marshall. The little guests
spent the afternoon in playing games
served on the lawn and the special
feature was the large birthday cake.
with the five lighted candles. Mrs.
Beaupre was assisted in serving by
Mrs. q. st. John Perrott. Miss Dorothy
Perrott, Miss Marie Beaupre and Mrs.
]. NERDS.
The guests included. Harold and
Margaret Gum. Ethel. Cosgriff, Paul
Laughin, Anna Cosgriff, Margaret Co.'S
griff, Ruby Montgomery. Allie Cos
griff. Earl Hinckley. Ray Newgard,
Glen Tillman, Dorothy Cotton. Frank
Todd, Madeline Cotton, Ursula Cotton,
Phyllis and Dorothy Perrott. Jean
Dreeland. Marion White, Carl White,
TY,~oYA Uyhixo cona1ytovo Cotton
Dorothy Muldowney. lone Lesson,
Gladys Lesson, Herbert Roland. Echo
Lesson, Byron Roland, Rose NERDS,
Greta Jack, Dorothy NERDS.
State Weddings.
A wedding Of interest to a large
number Of friends occurred at Man
dan when Miss Gay Gushing, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Cushing Of
Bismarck, was united in marriage to
Bradley Tillotson. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Tillotson Of Moorhead,
MINI. The wedding took place at
Mandan at the Presbyterian manse.
and Rev. McCurdy ~of1ciated.
Green near Sherbrooke, occurred the
marriage Of Miss Bessie Green to
Clifford D. Parkman. Rev. H. HI.
Of Finley performed the
ceremony.
Yesterday afternoon at Fargo at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. johnson, took place the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Mary
johnson to Rodney Craig. Rev.
II. Bonner read the service
After q. short wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Craig will be at home to their
friends in Fargo.
:. Misc Hiida r. Hors1ev and Nils
Ytterness, both Of Mott, were married
last week. The marriage took place
at the home Of the brides parents and
Rev. Douglass Of Mott oficiated.
Parade at Larimore. 4:
The Woman's Suffrage club of Lari-
more Is making elaborate preparations
for a suffrage" parade to be held at
on July 4. The city will
cided to participate in this way. They
had planned in the first place to keep
their plans a secret but nj woman
told her husband and as a result the
plans were made public. One hundred
will march in the parade and
splendid floats are being ar
ranged. There will be eight mounted
all draped in appropriate
several banners bearing in
tcIo6I4L1S ulOLtO0 WILL u0 CdTIiSUs SUCH
as Taxation Without Representation
Is Tyranny" Equality at the Ballot
The Goddess Of Liberty will
be there with hands shackled, bearing
the inscription, Goddess Of Liberty
But Not Free" One Of the special
features will be the float Of the for
states. A group Of young la
dies dressed In yellow and white will
represent the ten suffrage states. the
states having partial suffrage will be
by ladies in yellow and
black and the states without suffrage
will be represented by ladies dressed
in black. The fact that the
ladies' are to take part in the parade
adding a great deal Of, interest to
celebration and a large number of
from the surrounding towns
will be in attendance. :.
A successful politician is usually
made.
The pen Is mightier than the sword
when Il comes to getting q fool man
INTO real trouble.
Cut Flowers
For aay occasion.
FuneraJ 0oslons
A14s On ebert 9sttes.