Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
WIN Entertain Next Week.

Mrs. N. q. Bonner will entertain
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Belmont avenue complimentary to
Mrs. G. e. Hemans. Mrs. Benner will
be assisted by Mrs. F. A. .Towne and
Mrs. F. G. Fales.
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Here frUE, Towner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Taylor Of Town
er. N. D., have arrived in the city to
visit for a few days ut the home Of
Mrs. Taylor's father, L. Larson OF
walnut street, Mrs. Taylor was for
merly Miss Pearl Larson OF Grand
Forks. -
y. w. c. A. Annual Meeting.
The board Of directors OF the Young
making plans for the, annual meeting
which will be held the first part OF
June in the association building. The
reports of the various officers and
committees will be present and the re-
ylsed constitution. New officers will
be elected and several matters Of i'm
portance will be discussed All mem
bers Of the association are requested
to attend the meeting.
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D. E. S. Silver Tea.
J; The Eastern Star silver tea will be
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. g. C.Wonderlich, s56 Belmont
avenue and the hours will be from 5
to s o'clock. The ladies will bring
their needlework. and the hours will
be devoted to sewing and visiting. The
hostesses will be Mrs wonderlich.
Mrs. Mary Robbins. Mrs. C. L. Tomp.
ktns, Mrs. j. j. Martin, Mrs, q. NJ.
Williamson and Mrs. Charles Allen
A cordial invitation Is extended to all
members Of the order whether affili-
.ated with the local chapter or not.
Madame Labadie to Appear Hero.
Madame Harriet Labadie of New
York city will appear in Grand Forks
for the third time the last week in
June. She will present in the form
of a dramatic Interpretation, the play
The Great C;aleoto;'' by Jose Esche-
garay. an adaptation OF the Spanish
drama, "El Gran Galeoto.", Madame
Labadie is an artist Of great ability
and the people Of Grand Forks may
look forward to a rare literary treat.
Madame Labadie will come here un-
der the auspices of the Woman's civic
league and the members Of that or
ganizatton will work untiringly to
make the entertainment a financial
success. The artist appeared here
two years ago under the same auspices
and was very we'll received by her
large and appreciative audience.
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Gave Dinner Party.
Crookston Times: Mrs. U. S. villars
entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner last
evening. for her husband. Rev. Villars,
the official board Of the NJ. E. church,
and the following guests OF honor:
Rev. s. l.. Parrish, district superin-
tendent Of Fergus Falls; c. c.. Smith,
the evangelist: Prof Gilmore, Prof.
Klingler, Rev. o. II. Wilson of Crook
ston, Rev. Rolla Gale Of Fisher. Gov
ers were laid for thirty people. Each
place card held quotation from the
bible. applicable either to certain
guest. The reading Of these caused
much merriment, and good cheer,
with good coffee, flowed with the
feast of reason and flow of soul"
The dinner was In the form Of ban
quet. the guests remaining at table
to hear the quarterly conference re-
ports. All think Mrs. Villars, is a.
charming hestess. and each is ready
to be a gnest at any time she sees fit
to repeat the invitation. Mrs. Vtllars
was assisted In serving by Mrs. I. w.
Kinder and Mrs. W. T. Clapp: Z: s
Entertained for Mrs. sorenson. =
The house girls at the 7. w. G. A.
entertained informally last evening at
the association building In honor of
Mrs W. p. sorenson, the house ma
tron, who has resigned her position
and will leave Monday evening for In
ternational Falls. The gymnasium
was decorated for the occasion with
palms. Japanese lanterns and easy
chairs were arranged for the guests.
The gathering proved an enjoyable
one. Games. music and folk dancing
were the pastines and at the close Of
the pleasant evening light refresh
ments were served. Besides the house
girls present were Mrs. e. j. Babcock,
Mrs. McI4aurin, Miss Jane Smith, Miss
Hendrickson, Miss Josephine Brown
and E. D: Brown.
The girls presented Mrs. sorenson
with gold necklace and pendant as
a token Of appreciation for her faith
full services, and lier little daughter,
Miss Louise. who has been a great
favorite with the girls. received a sill
yer thimble.
Mrs sorenson has been house ma
tron for the past few months and
since the resignation Of Mrs. MeLaurin
has also looked after the other depart
ments. She has carried on the work
in a capable manner and leaves affairs
in splendid condition for her success
sor. Mrs. e. F. Lombard Of Lethbridge.
Alta. who will assume her new du-
ties on Tuesday.