The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-27

Mothers Club Meets Tonight.
The Mothcre' club will hold an op-
en- meeting this evening at s O'Clock
in the auditorium of the public IL
brary. A cordial invitation ia cx-
tended to all parents, teachers and
members of the school beard. Inter.
esting papers will he rcad hy Miss
Helen Davies and Or. q. Rucdiger.
State Weddings.
At noon on Saturday last at Duluth.
Miss Minnie r. Lauder eldest daush-
ter of Judge w. S. Lauder Ut Wahpc.
ton. was married to Mr.. Henry Tur-
rish of Duluth. The bridal couple
Immediately left for tho east. where
They will spend two weeks witt,
friends In Chicago aud New York
and will also make II four months
tour of southern Europe.
| Mr.. Turkish is ono of the Leading
bankers and business men Of Duluth.
A wedding of Interest was solcin-
nized yesterday afternoon at the Wal
dorf in Fargo. when Miss Mabe, Vast
Of Mcintosh. Mimi, and G.. NJ. Taylor
of Casseltun were united in marriage
by Rev. a. T.. Peterson of tho First
Baptist. church. After tho crenpony
n dinner was enjoyed With covers for
eight. Mr.. Taylor is ono or the prom
inent farmers of Cassrlton,
Young Peoples Society to Meet.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Zion Lutheran church viii, meet this
evening at S o'clock in the church
be given by the high school students
and Il cordial invitation is crtendcd
TO all. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Vocal Solo--Miss Lois Elise.
Reading--Miss Brathvode.
Piano Solo-Miss Alice Stinson.
Reading-Roy Olwin.
Piano Duet--Misses Iva aud Esther
Westecn.
Reading-DaNid Leipslc.
Refreshments will be served at the
conclusion of the program.
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Colonial Social Tonight.
The Ladies' Aid society of tho First
Baptist church will give u. colonial
social this evening in the church par
Tors. The decorations will be of a pa
%triotic nature. Flags and bunting will
he used in the parlnrs. Tho guests
are requested to Wear colonial cos
tunes and a, splendid program has
been arranged. The antique cx-
hibit in the basement Will he one of
the special features aud will undulbt-
edly attract a great deal OF attention
Refreshments will be served Ny Il
committee comprising Mrs. j.. T.
Read, Mrs. Carl Wright. Mrs. A. kauf.
man. Mrs. e. +. Hcnal>s, Mrs. Leslie
Stinson. Mrs. A. Grucmil1er. Mrs. w
A.. Odell and Mrs. Sidney Clark.
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Surprised by Friends.
Halvor Is. Lien of Mcrriliclt wa!
pleasantly surprised last evening b,
n company of friends. who gathered
at his homo to spend the evening will
him. The hours were devoted I,
playing cards and at the close of tn,
game 81 delicious luncheon was servec
by Misses Mabel and Clara Lien. Sew
eral piano numbers were rendered b,
Miss Marie Lien. Iserorc dcpartinj
the guests presented Mr.. Lien with ;
library table.
Those present were Mesdames De
vine. Maggie. Spencer. John Wolff. Dor
man. Shannon, j.. ~. Hart; Mise
Birdie Lien, Della Nagle. Marie Lien
Hilda Lien. Josephine F~reeberg, Juli;
Lien, Minnie Wolff. Frances Dorgan
Lillian Devine. Lucille Hart, Ann;
Shannon. Margaret Aagle. Mary Hart
Ida Lien. Frances Devine. Florenc,
Nagle: Messrs. J. Wolff, Shannon. j
Dcvjne. Andrew johnson. ]. Guam. r
Devine, o. Haugen, j. Hart, Ser
B%etheuison, Will Maggie. Helmer Lien
Ill. B~ertheuison, Clarence Wolff, Dor
gan. George Wolff and Charles Shan
non.