The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11

Mrs. l.. G. EIaZlctt was hostess this
afternoon ut her Belmont avenue resi-
dcnce for the Crittenton Circle and
tho occasion WIS the February social
Afternoon. Gr6ups of ladies called
from 3 to 5 o'clock and during the aft
ernOon Miss Helen Davies of the high
school faculty gave an interesting talk
on Hull House in Chicago" made IA
nous by Miss Jane Adams. Miss pa-
vieS possesses Il thorough knowledge
of this institution and her talk proved
an educational treat that WI thor
loughly enjoyed. Mrs. Pearl Blough.
police matron, spoke briefly of her
work II Mrs. l.. A.. Parsons favored
with IL group OF songs including "A
ter Lullaby by Dcllovcn.
The afternoon MAS brought to a de-
lightful close with /; service of dainty
refreshments.
Interesting Marriage Announcement.
Devils Lake journal From Chicago
comes the announcement of the he
trothal of Miss Virginia Listemann,
daughter of MIR. ana Mrs. Bernhard
Listemann, to William Mack Baxter,
son of the late Colonel Jcrc Baxter of
Nashville, Tenn. Miss Listemann is
~ noted singer ON the concert stage.
Together with her father. "a violinist
who for a number OF years was an
instructor in the Chicago musical col
lege and Madame SURROUNDINGS,
pianist. Miss Listemann toured the
middle west last year,. meeting with
great success. The bit of news will
prove of interest to friends of Miss
Listemann throughout the state, and
will be of interest to Devils Lake So
|cictN in that MIR. Baxter i. a brother
|in-law of Mrs. Jere Baxter. .Jr., of
/ Haul y, ,,-... NT:.. I--,,,t.,,-.
Whipple, formerly Of this city.
MANY Attended Tea.
y large company of Eastern Star
ladies' gathered this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. NJ. y. Blair ON South
Fourth street where the chapters
lfortnightly silver to-, was held. Mrs.
a. Blair and tho assisting ladies were
Mrs. c. Il. Warmer and Mrs. Frank
Thompson. From > until ) o'clock the
ladies busted themselves with social
visiting and necdlcwork and at the
close the hostcsscs served Il delicious
and prettily appointed luncheon
course.
The hostrsscs provided a delightful
treat in he way of Il group of songs
by Mrs. Bert Lien. including Spring
time Beginning by Saint-Saens and
l"lf l Wcrc :: Bird" and they made
their rooms fragrant and sprinslike
with vases of red carnations.
$780,
Back From Hot Springs.
Mr.. II Mrs. II. w. Sims. son Earl.
and Clifford Rciton arc at home again
after enjoying Il six weeks winter
pleasure AT Hot Springs. Ark. They
had a most ENJOYABLE time while away
and OIL their return spent " days
at the automobile show in Chicago. a
few days in Milwaukee M visited the
auto show i'll Minneapolis. Just before
leaving Chicago they met Attorney
Henry O'Kcefe who is cnroute to Pan.
anna.
Entertained for Miss Hulmcs.
Devils Lake Journal: Miss Mildred
Holmes informally entertained Il
small company Saturday evening for
her cousin. Miss Helen Holmes Of
B%athgate. who was her guest for d
short visit.
Miss Helen Holmes returned to
Grand Forks this morning. where she
attends Wesley conservatory of music.
Miss Holmes is recognized as one OF
The talented musicians of the univer-
si,y, and will he graduated from the
ni;tnO department this June. She is Il
pupil of Miss Cordelia Ilulburd.
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'OmlLlptc Honeymoon Visit.
st. Paul Dispatch: DIR. n Mrs.
t.gil Boeckman. who have been stay
ing at. the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Theron SHADE at Dell
wood. ave now AT The home of Mrs.
t;"cckman's parents. Mi. n Mrs.
James Jerome Hill, 40 Summit ave.
nue.