The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-11
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Presbyterian. work Meeting.
The Presbyterian ladies will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the lower audi
forum Of the church for a work meet
ing and all members are urged to be
present. The hour is . o'clock and
there are comforters to tie.
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To Organize New Lodge.
Valley City Times-Record: Mrs. A.
Blewett Of Jamestown. grand record
er, and Mrs. frankie Lyman Of Rog.
ers. grand chief of honor Of the state
Degree Of Honor were visitors in the
city yesterday enroute to Hannaford
where they will organize a Degree
chapter.
For Miss Hazel NELSON.
valley City TimeS-Record: Mrs.
Wylie Nelson entertained elk young
women Saturday evening at her home
at Il very prettily appointed tea for
her daughter. Miss Hazel. At the Com
clusion Of the delightful repast, the
guests were entertained at q perform.
ance at the Rex theater.
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Guild Meeting Wednesday.
The regular meeting of st. Paul's
Guild will be held Wednesday after.
noon at $3.50 o'clock at, the parish hall
and as plans are to be made for the
annual Easter sale, all members are
earnestly requested to. attend. The
Easter sale will be held next. Saturday.
To Entertain for Mrs. Hill.
Mrs. 0. a. Myrben will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow afternoon az a
farewell honor to Mrs. G. 2. Hill who
leaves this week for her new home
in Minneapolis. Mrs. Myrben has in
vited a company Of eight ladies and
will receive at her home in the Zeidlik
block. 9.
Mrs. Eugene Fretz will be a hostess
of Thursday afternoon In honor of
Mrs. Hill and will entertain at her
home on Fourth avenue.
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Mother is Improving.
Mrs. Harold i. Lamming of Ashton
street returned this morning from Mi
not where she was called a few days
er. Mrs. w. c. Hunter. wife of Rev.
Hunter. Mrs. Lamming left her
mother much better but she is still
confined to her bed and will not be
strong for some time. Leakage of
the heart. is Mrs. Hunters aftliction
and her illness was very critical for a
few days.
Home Missionary Meeting.
The Woman's Home missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet at the home of Mrs. M. A. Han
son. 603 North Fourth street, We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
Whitford will lead the d%evotionals
their friends are urged to attend.
There will be a service OF light re-
freshments following the program
and the lesson will be on. the third
chapter of the Book of M0rmons.
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Will Celebrate Victory.
The recent victory toward gaining
equal suffrage in North Dakota by the
passing of the bill in the legislature
which gives the people the right to
vote on the matter will be celebrated
in royal fashion by the Votes For
Women league at Fargo. Mrs. Clara
l.. barrow presided at a meeting last
evening when plans were made and
the date will be announced soon.
Committees were named and no time
will be lost. The league also decided
to. promote a vigorous campaign of
education. 1t seeming to be the next
logical step in the equal suffrage
cause.
Miss Nelson Honored in East.
The following item from the Phila-
delphia Public Ledger will be of in
terest to all club women Of North Da-
kota as the president of the state fed
Grafton, Miss Minnie J. Nelson of
Valley City, was among the honored
guests at this handsome function:
Six Womens clubs whose men,
bers stand In the forefront Of civic ed
ucational. literary, social and other
movements of this modern age linked
forces yesterday in a function whose
timat result is expected to mark a
new era in these organizations. 1t
was a reception to the visiting women
instructors who have been attending
the sessions Of the National Educa.
tlon associations. given from 4 to 6
o'clock by the New Century club, the
Phflomusian club, the Teachers club.
the Civic club. the College club and
the Acorn club in the New Century
clubs drawing rooms.
Women whose achievements in
school affairs have given them, a ma
sionai reputation, and whose influence
ASAS AAoAt OSSdH 10 OCcdn,
were the guests Of women who have
successfully directed social move
ments in this city; and while" many
groups have been entertained
IN the I'm building, this. occasion
vas unique by reason Of the union Of
forces among the entertainers and the
intellectual character of the women
entertained.
While a short program had been
prepared by a committee, Including
Mrs. I. II. o'Hara and Mrs. Edward
w. Biddle, and was followed, yet the
wat informal and marked by
atmosphere Of the utmost cordialt.
ty.' Miss Elizabeth Lowry, president
OF the New Century club, welcomed
the guests. and the speakers were in
by Mrs. O'Hara. Others<on
me platform were Mrs. Blankenburg,
VIE OF the mayor: Mrs. Ella FlakE
Young. superintendent. Of the Chicago