The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-21

Alumni Girls to Be Guests.
Miss Fannie Terrett and Miss Chris.
tine Finlayson, two university
alumnae, will arrive this evening from
Michigan for the Founders day cxer.
cises and will be entertained as guests
OF Miss Anna Poupore of Reeves ave.
nue. and other university friends.
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Planning Beautifying Work.
The pure food committee Of the
Women's Civic league which has taken
over the work Of city identifying FOR
this spring held a meeting last even.
ing In the Office of DR.. Mae Sanders.
Plans We're discussed and steps we're
taken to secure seeds for free distrib.
ytion among the juniors. The ladies'
nope to arouse new interest and keen
competition in this work and will be-
GIN work Just as early as is possible.
Kings Heralds Meet Saturday.
Tho Kings Heralds Of tho Meth.
Iodist enurch will meet Saturday after.
Burns at 4l3 North Fourth stpes.'
MIS-; X. Hayward will be in charge
ct the meeting and the program Viii
be as follows: w."
Solo-Miss Mildred Porter.
Readtng-Miss Elizabeth Gallke.
Piano Solo-Miss Marjorie Moore.
Fiano Duet-Miss Helen Lehman
ana Miss Marjorie Moore.
Readtng-Miss Ruth Mccoy,
Readins-Miss Clarissa Rees.
Washington Party This Afternoon.
Mrs. Fred L. Goodman and Mrs.
Charles A. Greenleaf gave a delightful
washington party this afternoon when
they entertained informally at Mrs.
lGoodman's residence on Reeves ave.
y a group Of twenty ladies were
otdden and the Goodman home wa
mao respondent in tho national tri.
color while baskets of spicy red and
white carnations filled the air with fra.
GRANGE and added to the patriotic at
mosphere. Tho guests brought their
needlework and passed the hours bus.
lily and happily as they INDUCED in
cordial. visiting. The hostesses brought
their pleasure to a close when they
served q delicious and daintily an.
pointed refreshnlent course.
Complimentary to Mrs. Zamzow.
Crookston Times: Yesterday after.
noon Mrs. Aries entertained a NUM-.
Der Of her lady friends complimentary
to Mrs. Ed. Zamzow, before she leaves
for her future home at Ada. The att
ernoon was spent with n~eedlework and
IN = contest played Mrs. Meisch Of Ar
syle was awarded the prize. At $3.50
o'clock the guests were ushered into
the dining roorn, where covers were
laid for twelve and a t~hree.course
luncheon was served by the Misses
Elsie Young and Alta Aries. Blue
scheme carried out. appropriate to the
occasion. with the blue forget-.ne.nct
doilies on the table. hand.paintsd
place cards aud forget-me-nots used
in the floral decorations. Followips
the luncheon Miss Alta Aries enter.
tanned the guests with piano selections.
The ladies present were Mesdames Ed.
zamzow. will Deemer. Sydney Lvtle.
Nels Peterson. Charley skoug. Herb
George Manning. Joseph Winfield and
Meisch Of Argyle.
State Weddings.
Miss Emma sterge Of Nicollst
Mimi. and Mr.. o. A. Olson Of Max
were quietly married at the home Of
the bride on Friday by the Rev. Mr..
kahler.
on Thursday morning at the Ger.
ma Lutheran church OF Max occur.
red the marriage Of Miss Rosina Reap
anu JdCOO rIUkOluueCs SSoS. A008El80
performing the ceremony. The younL,
couple will be at homo on the groom's
farm south Of Max.
Miss Rebccca ]. Elliot and Mr..
Alex c. Thompson of Wales were mar
ried at the Methodist Episcopal church
at Langdon on Tuesday by Rev. D..
STAFFORD Scadeng. On Wednesday the
young couple left for their future
homo on the groom's Farm at Hannah.
Their many friends Join IN extending
congratulations.
One Of the prettiest weddings Of the
season occurred. at LaMoure on Wed.
nesday. when Miss Olga Helen Hskan.
son became tho bride Of George II.
Williams of Cottonwood, q. d. The
ceremony was performed at ths homo
Of the brides brother. which was pref.
thy decorated for the occasion. the
Rev. Roothby of Verona performing
tho ceremony. On the following day
Mr.. and Mrs. williams left for Cotton.
wood. s. D., whore they will. reside.