The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-23
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Visiting Sister.

Visiting Sister.
Miss Wayne Powers Of Marinette.
Wis. 10 q delightful guest at the home
OF her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
n Mrs. Norman D. Black at their
nome on CHESTNUT street.
Visiting Daughter.
Mrs. Peter Taylor OF sarnia, Ont,
time visiting her daughter and Grand
daughters, Mrs. Jean Taylor ana Miss
es Helen. and Jean Taylor Of SIS
North Fifth street.
Home From Arkansas.
Misses Emily and Margaret Lee
have returned from Hot Springs. Ark,
where the former has been receiyinr
treatment for rheumatism for the
past TOUR months. Miss Margaret Lee
vent down q month ago to accompany
her sister home.
Left For Boomers Ferry.
Mrs. Robert H. Mccoy left Sunday
evening for Bonners Ferry. Idaho.
where She will join her husband. who
q located there. Mrs. Mccoy has
neen very popular in social circles dur
ing her residence in Grand Forks and
VII! be greatly missed, but the best
wishes OF all will go with her to her
new home. ~
Crtttenton Circle Social
The C~rittenton Circle will hold q 30.
cia! meeting Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. T. J.
smith. 8s1 Belmont avenue. A splen-
ala musical program has been arrang-
ed by Mrs. Harry Gavere. Mrs. ". 3.
Fuller will render a vocal solo, Mrs.
W. H: shulze will play the violin and
oars: B. j. Spence will also sing. Re-
treatments will be served and Mrs.
smith will be assisted in serving by
Mrs. g. N. Williamson.
Bisnnarck Young Man to Wed.
Times Friends In this
city Of Leslie Rood Putnam Of Car
ne wedding on June "a to Miss Emma
MINER of New Richmond. Wis. The
marriage hour is $3.50 and will be
church Of that city. Mr.. Putnam is
the son Of Representative Putnam,
member Of the last house and Is we'll
known over the state. He and his
bride will make their home in Car
irington, where the groom Is engaged
80 'SesS S4AAAS0x OA0IIl008s anu WIFI D0
lat home after August first,
Pretty Party, at M s
and Mrs. Alfred Blaisdeil gave a
bridge luncheon today at Mrs. ]. G.
Blaisdell's home. Their guests were
the members OF the South Hill Bridge
cup. The club has just concluded the
spring series Of meetings and todays
nostesses. having the highest scores
to their credit for the entire series.
followed the custom established with
the organization Of the club, and en-
tertained the other members. The
luncheon table had a centerpiece Of
Icarnat1ons and covers were placed for
twelve. The luncheon was served at
! o'clock and was followed by bridge,
Entertained Guests Over Sunday.
Mrs. J. Traynor Of North Sixth
street entertained a her guests ovel
sunday, her o and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Traynor. of Larimore
and MI n Mrs. Fred J. Traynor and
children Of Devils Lake. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Traynor left last evening. for al
extended eastern trip. They viii 70
first to Lanark. Ont, Mr.. Traynor'.
old home. where they will attend thu
odd Boys Reunion" which will be
held there. They will also visit q
brother in Ottawa, Quebec, Toronto
and other points Of interest. Mr.. and
Mrs. Traynor will be away six weeks
and are looking forward to a most en-.
joyable time. On the homeward trir
they will visit in Chicago, New York
city. Washington. d. c., and othe,
Concert at Auditorium Tonight,
Among the social events scheduled
for this evening will be the splendid
concert to- be given by the Synod
Lutheran Young Peoples league il
the large auditorium on North Fifth
street. A chorus Of $50 trained voices
will sing and Prot. John Dahle Of St
Paul will be the director. Miss Sylvia
Thorgrimson Of st. Paul. daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. H. B.. Thorgrimson OF
this city, will be one Of the soloists
She has appeared before Grand Forks
audiences on several occasions and Il
always enthusiastically received. Miss
Thorgrimson has a beautiful soprano
voice and all are eagerly looking for.
ward to her appearance here this
evening. Miss Margat9kAe Peterson
Of st. Paul will act asv rcompanist
She is a musician Of abiNN and her
splendid work will add much to the
enjoyment Of the program. The pro,
gram will begin promptly at $3.50
O'clock and q cordial invitation Is ex.
tended to the public.