The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-15
To Enjoy Boat Trim.

To Enjoy Boat Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H: veitch Of
Belmont enu will leave Tuesday
evening for Duluth where they viii
take the boat for a trip t. their old
home in Buffalo. They will return
Via Minneapolis and expect to arrive
IN Grand Forks about October /.
Returned From Vacation Trip.
Miss Rikka %Jorgenson returned last
evening from q several weeks visit
apolis. Rochester, Fargo and James,
town. At the latter city she was the
guest of her brother, Attorney Axel
Jorgenson.
Visited Friends Here.
Miss Ella Murphy was a visitor in
the city for a day enroute to Bath
position Of assistant principal of the
high school for the second year. Miss
Murphy graduated from the state
university. with the class Of 10.
Dinner Party at Conway.
Miss Edna Daily and Miss Kathleen
Jones OF Conway gave a dinner party
at the home Of Miss Daily in honor
Of Misses lrma Salisbury, Elsie Nc
Gee and Pearl Klug of Lakota. Din
ner was served at 6 o'clock and the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Y. A. Mel
son. Misses Salisbury, Klug, MCGEE;
Aessrs' Lloyd Daily; J. D. Robertson.
To Attend School in Fargo.
bismarck Tribune: Miss Julia Bud
long left Saturday morning Cor Far
go where she will attend Fargo col.
lege the coming year. Miss Budlone
was a graduate in the class Of 1918
IN the Bismarck high school and en-
tiers the Fargo college with high hon
ors from h Bismarck schools. She
is a studfous young lady and. anxious
o attain the, highest proficiency in
eo''ese work and Universities.
Entertained at Dinner. r"
Miss Helen Won Donat and Miss
Evangeline Fairchild gave a prettily
appointed dinner Saturday evening at
the home Of Miss Won Donat IN Cot
nWood street in honor of Miss Fair
cnlidis guest, Miss Mary Anne Poole
OF Forest River. Crimson and white
as5ers were used in carving out. the
color scheme. Covers were laid for
twelve guests and the. hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. Won Donat and
daughter Miss Agnes Won Donat.
Entertained for Mrs. Glenn.
Mrs. P. o. Thorson entertained in
formally this afternoon at her home
on Chestnut street complimentary to
Mrs. H. j. Glenn of Grafton. The
ladies brought. their. needlework and
the hours were s"ent in sewing and
visiting. The afternoon was con-
with the service of a dainty
repast and the guests included a
number of Mrs. Glenn's intimate
friends.
Mrs: NJ. W. Hansen entertained
Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Glenn
will be given this . week.
Fargo W. 9. T. U. Chose Delegates.
Fargo Forum: The W. c.. T. U.
held a very interesting meeting yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
w. H. Best I'LL Third avenue south.
The first part Of the afternoon was
devoted to a business meeting at
which TIME plans for the fourth an
NJ nua \. c9 payS Of the W. e: 7. y.
20 were made The following dele
gates were elected. Mrs. c. j. Boise,
Mrs. Charles shafer, Mrs. joseph
Matters and. Miss. Mary Best, but a.
great many others will probably att
tend. The following Fargo ladies
will give addresses: Mrs. F. H. VIII
Best. Mrs. Ella Morris Snow and Mrs.
r. NJ. Pollock. Following the BUSH
ness meeting the county superintend-
ent Of schools gave an interesting talk
Temperance in the Public
Schools" Mrs. j. G. Wolf. of Marion,
Ind. then gave a talk on w. C. T. U.
in this county. Mrs. Wolf is one Of
the state officers of the Indiana W.
G. T. U. She is visiting her son, r.
R. Wolf in this city