The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-26
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per The Signal n Why VIC Should
Take It," 4 cordial initiation is en-
tended to all who are interested in
Luther League to Give Program.
The Luther league OF tho Swedish
Lutheran church will meet this even
ing at S o'clock in The ri1lrcl, par
Tors. Messrs. Theodore aud Harry
johnson will he hosts and a large AT.
will lie held at the close "r III, pro-
| gram. which has been arra,,-r,l n,
follows:
Vocal Solc--Anna Erllaton.
Piano solo--Frances Lamb.
Vocal Solo-Lois Elss.
Speecl1-Algot Nesstnn.
.tanartet-Selected.
Piano Solo--Etta Anderson.
Vocal solo-Ruhy Erickson.
Duet--Esther and Ida Wcstcen.
Piano Snlo-Esthe1 swanson.
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To Visit Parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F~itzmaurice will az
rive in the city from deer Lodge.
Mont. 10 visit. for some time, ~, the
home of Mrs. Fitzlnauricc'e parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. imMc of River.
side Park. Before rrmrnius tn Deer
Lodge they will. visit relatives at
Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fi'ansuricc wore
married November -, their wedding
took place at st. .Patri~k's t,slholir
church in Butte. Mont, The bride
was formerly Miss Violet Margaret
Lowe. daughter of MI. and Mrs. j. w,
Lowe. She graduated from tho local
high school and later taught srhon, i'm
Crystal and Deer L"lse. Mont. lhe
groom Is q. prosperous YOUNG farmer
with extensive land interests i'm C.rys.
tai and Canada.
r. f.. o. Sisterhood.
The P. T.. D. Sisterllou1 held an i'm
portant committee meeting last even
ing at the home of Paul f. Griffith on
Reeves avenue, to complete plans for
the entertainment OF the delegates
who will arrive TO-DAY and tomorrow
to attend the state psntimg Of tho
S%istcrhood. which will he held here on
Friday and Saturday for the purpose
of p%erfectins plans for u statc organi-
cation. \ large number Of delegates
from over the state will he in attend
ance Mrs. Helen NJ. Drake. grand
supreme organizer arrived this noon
from Minot and will ho the guest of
Mrs. III. f. Simpson and Mrs. Q. G..
president Of Iowa will no the guest of
Mrs. u. e.. French vt Halnline street.
Friday noon. all delegates will be
entertained at luncheon at the Uni
Nefsity Commons and at $50 o'clock,
a business session will be held at the
home OF Mrs. II. r.. French on Ham
lin street. Friday evening the ban
quot will be served at $50 o'clock, at
the y. w. c. A.. under the supervision
or Mrs: w. S. BOSE. chairman Of the
cafeteria. committees. Tho business
meeting will he held Saturday morn
ing at $50 o'clock A. the home Of
Mrs. Paul Il. Griffith, on Reeves ave-
nue..
Pretty Party Given in Minot.
Minot Reporter: Mrs. c. a. I'D
blom and Mrs. G:has. Olson were hos
tesses Yesterday at9a= Breakfast and
in Eastwood Park The decorations
were carried out in the Easter colors
OF yellow and lavender. and the cur
ain and archway We're festooned
with hangings of these colors. On the
table in the dining oon was a basket
Of jonquils and ferns tied with a huge
bow of lavender aud jonaulls and vio-
let's lent their fragrance throughout
the house. The place cards were little
yellow chicks tied with lavender rib
bons and. candies Of the same colore in
individual holders were placed OH
each table: AT 1890 o'clock a tour
course breakfast was served by the
hostesses assisted by Miss Hazel
Thompson.
Covers were laid for Mesdarnes Pat
tcrson, Jones. Mason. MeKoane. Ten
nyson, Taylir. Householder. YOU
Media. Dale, Bradford, J. ". NeAlove.
Fulton. Hassell, Graham, Gleason,
Farsdveen. Hennessy. Wight. tsrinrell
and Misses Mansfield and Rue. After
the luncheon 800" was PLAYED during
the afternoon. Mrs. Jones receiving a
bouquet of ionquils for high score and
Mrs. Householder receiving a bouquet
OF the same flowers for consolation.
Entertained Club Members.
Devils Lake Journal: The Shake
speare ! u enloNed the hospitality Of
hostess Mrs. Mitchell Fort. LeBoeus. 4
historic spot at her home is heartily
enjoyed by all who participate. Three
new members were received. Mrs. II.
Smythe. Mrs. H. r.. Rosenberg and
Mrs. Frank Brekke. Mrs. Eugene
Eenelon gave fine readings of two of
Shakespeare's stories. Mrs. a. N.
Blaisdell OF Minot. a niece OF Mrs.
Mitchelfs complied with an invitation
y" PhSS W "FES'Li 'AS wv ' WI lllc
program. Mrs, Elaisdell is an ac-
complfehed musician and is very grsc.
ious about entertaining. Her seler-
lions We're real treats. Another fea-
ture Of the. evening was a. talk given
by Mrs. j. II. Esossrd of Grand Forks.
Mrs. Bcsard is A sister of Mrs.
Mitchell's. Her talk treated of the
old Fort IeBoeus. n historic spot ar
her old home near Erie. Pa. The fort
was built in 17a7-6T and has very In
'teresting associations. Mrs, Eosard
visited there last summer and after
wards went to gettysburg for the fifty
year celebration. Several of her rela-
tives lost their lives in the famous bat
tie and are laid TO rest on the grounds.
h monuments marking the spot
where they fell. Mre. Bosard had y
collection of pictures which gave adj
ditional interest to her talk. and the
club vas very much gratihed. to have
such an interesting visitor with them.
Mrs. Mitchell served luncheon to her
guests who remained for a social see.
sion after the program closed.
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