The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-15
Peoples Society.

Young Peoples Society.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Swedish Lutheran church will hold its
regular meeting at 8 o'clock this: ev-
entng in the church parlors, A good
program has been arranged. and re-
Treatments will be served by the hos
%tesses. Mrs. Gus johnson and Mrs. 8.
Solstad. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all. The program follows:
unsatisfactory.
Observation-Disclosures. j. NJ. P~ersenius.
Recitation--Miss Anna Brundin.
Piano Duet-Miss Hazel Engstrom
and Alvira Nelson.
Recitation-Miss Hilda Wolsen.
Recitation-Miss Edith Thurin.
Altar Society Party.
The Ladies' Altar society of st
MichaeIs church gave a very enjoy,
able party last evening in the knights
Of Columbus club rooms. There were
guests for twenty tables and grand
nola was the diversion. At the close
OF the game the favors went to Mrs
A. j. BARLOW. Mrs. Huhhel, NJ. II. Muir.
ply and C. NJ. Porter. The decora.
tons were In red and green and bias.
kets OF foliage were arranged on the
tables and pedestals.
Lunch was served at the small
tables by tho hostesses. Mrs. JOSEPH
Mahowald;' Mrs. r. II. 7Griffin, Mra: j
Lobsinger, Mrs. John T.. Sheehy, Mrs
James J.. Dunlap, Mrs. j. d. johnson
Mrs. J. Butler, Mrs. AZ. Strong, Mrs
+. Is. German and Mrs. H. j. Monley
Wedding Anniversary Celebration.
Yesterday was the thirtieth wed.
ding Anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. ],
=. Smith Of 403 North Fifth street,
and in honor of the occasion they en-
tertatned. company of thirty friend.
and neighbors at dinner last evening.
Tho delicious repast was served At
6:30 o'clock and the guests were seat
ed at one long table, which was ar
ranged In the. dining room. Red
American Beauty roses were used. to
adorn the table and Mrs. Smith was
assisted in serving by her daughters,
Misses Elsie and Jean Smith and Miss
Jessie Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were married in
Evansville, Ontario, thirty years aso
and located in Grand Forks soon after
their marriage. They have hosts OF
friends who will unite in extending
best wishes for many more. years Of
happiness and prosperity.
The guests presented Mr.. and. Mrs.
CAe % Y u PCoxl lldUQleu
knives and forks and cold meat fork
memeptos Of the occasion.
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Guest at Banquet.
Mrs. r. a. sprague. state. food IN.
Iowa, where she spent tho holidays
with her mother. En- route home,
she spent a few days in st. Paul
and Minneapolis, where she inspected
several Of the leading stores and
wholesale houses, including Ives Ice
Cream parlors, the st. Paul Bread
company and Swift & Company's
plant at the. stock yards in South
st. Paul.. =.
Mrs. Sprague was the guest. of. hon
or at a banquet given by the House.
wives league Of st. Paul, In the Com
nercial club rooms. The members Of
that organization are making plans
to haye.a state food inspector ap-
pointed and Mrs. Sprague was asked
to tell them of her work in Grand
Forks. OF her visit to st. Paul, the
Dispatch had the following to says.
The: executive committee .of the st.
Paul Housewives league entertained
Mrs. r.. "A. Sprague Of Grand Forks.
". Dat .luncheon at the Commercial
club today. ..
Mrs. :SPrague IS oInctal inspector OF
food factories, dairies. stores, packing
houses, etc, for. Grand Forks. and
works. with the state dairy and food
department. She is on her way west
from a holiday vacation in the east,
and will be in st. Paul today and to-
morrow. During her stay here she
will discuss with the local House-
wives league the. work of the league
in Grand Forks. b