The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-03

Both OF them will 20 along this
winter" said she.
Returned from Maple Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. THEODORE X. Alroth re-
turned last evening from Maple Lake,
where they have enjoyed a few days.
w.
Attended Minneapolis Wedding.
Minneapolis Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
p. A. Ripley Of Mandan, N. D., and
Miss Eunice Lanterman, also Of Man
dan, returned home Sunday evening.
They had come to Minneapolis to be
guests at the marriage Of MI. Ripley's
sister to DR.. Dunton.
Guest at the Finch Home.
Mrs. Ernest H. Kent has arrived in
the city from Houston. Tex, ana will
be a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Finch on Reeves avenue.
Mrs. Kent is a former Grand Forks
resident and will be given q cordial
welcome by old friends. She will be
Pace. - ' - A4"' 'o''
VIII Return This Evening.
owen. who have been visiting IN
Leeds for the past two weeks as the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Warren.
will return home this evening, They
spent a few days in Devils Lake, visit
ing at Greenwood at the summer
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Fos-
burgh.
10 k ssfssa sta Ssu Snsyie's'ty Wednesday
evening Miss Kathleen Evans was a
charming hostess to the members Of
the younger set complimentary to
Miss Ethel Cole who leaves soon to
enter the University at Grand Forks.
n party was in the nature or q
weiner roast and proved to be one OF
son. About twenty-five guests were
present who INDUCED in telling stores
and pulling of stunts. Following the
frivolities the hostess served a sump-
tious repAst. :
Bridge Party This Afternoon.
Mrs. A. e. Lehman is entertaining a
on North Seventh street this after
noon, IN honor Of her guest, Miss Ver-
ma Haynes Of Illinois. Mrs. Lehman
has chosen a color scheme Of pink and
green for her. decorations. and baskets
bowls Of pink cosmos and sweet
peas will be arranged in all OF the
rooms. Guests for four tables have
been hidden and bridge will be the d.
version. At the conclusion Of the
game. a dainty repast will be served
by the hostess.
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs, D. G..
Rapp and daughter, Miss Genevieve.
nave returned from an extended visit
at the Detroit lakes in Minnesota and
at Aberdeen. 8. d. At Detroit they
were guests at the summer home Of
Mrs, Rapp's sister and in Aberdeen
they. visited. with Mrs. Peter kelly,
formerly of this city. Mr.. and Mrs..
Rapp have. engaged one Of the new
Mann cottages. o n Third street. and
Will reside there: this winter.
Ms. fhe oalzs 4 Wi Ssassn'i !. . Ri !; . pic.
mic party this afternoon at Riverside
Park, in honor Of her little daughter
Dorothy's. seventh birthday. Thew
will spend the afternoon in the park,
playing games and at s o'clock 4 pic
mic supper will be served. The birth
day cake with the seven lighted can
guests will be Eleanor, Katherine and
Ethel MCGOWAN, Edna tombstone.
Beryl Seymour, Evelyn Green, Doro.
thy Wtdman, Bud Rustad, Mrs. I. Nc.
GoWan, Mrs. o. 8. Rustaj and Mro,
]. Ross. Mrs. q. Green.
Mi Miss Mabel Sid'tiFS l.: Mcdonald Of c.lu.
vice president Of the Valley City nor
NAL school. were united In marriage
at the home Of the brides parents,
MI. and Mrs. T. G. Mcdonald at Calu.
met. The bride was supervisor Of do
mestic science at the Valley City nor
ma for some time.
A marriage Of interest was solem-
nized at the home Of the BRIDES par
ents in Weethope. when Miss Ella
Mulholland became the bride Of Oak
ley Green. son Of Mrs. Jennie Green
Of. Valley City. Nj. and Mrs. Green
left for q. wedding trip to Minneapolis
and St. Paul and will be It home to
their friends in We1thope after Octo.
Der l..
Meetines This Afternoon.
81. Faults Guild 10 holding an ice
home Of Mrs. ". II. Alexander or
South Fifth street.
The General Aid society Of the First
Methodist church y holding its resu-
ces'' will be the subject and talks will
be given by Prof. H. e. Simpson ana
Mrs. Hull. At the conclusion OF the
program refreshments will be served
INT the ladies Of district No. 4 will
be the hostess. Mrs. b. w. Kemerer,
who leaves soon for her new home in
Glasgow, Mont. will be the. guest Of
honor.
The Ladies' Aid socety Of the swed-
ish' Lutheran church will meet this
afternoon in the church basement,
Refreshments will be served by the
hostess. Mrs. E. Conrad johnson.
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.
Washington. Sept. 3.-Government
railways in the District OF Columbia
wa Proposed in q bill today hy rem