The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-03

tan, Octo
Louis Rowland; English for the for
eign speaking; sewing and millinery.
Friday-4:15 p. NJ, L. N. B. A. club.
8 p. m. Christmas club.
Saturday-10:S0 a. M. Junior sew
ing class, teacher Miss Elizabeth v.
Olson. The term opens October ~.
Those desiring to join any OF the
classes are requested to- register at
once as the number of students will
be limited. Thursday evening, 0cto-
Der 8, a Salamagundi party will be
held. All young women whether or
not they are members OF the associa-
ton are invited.
Mrs. w. w. Hall and daughter, Miss
Zoe, have been spending a few days
in the city and will return to their
Maple Lake cottage this evening. The
Halls are usually about the last fam
lily to leave the lake. 49,.
The solos to be rendered at the
services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday are "The Lord is My, Shop
herd" by Liddle for the morning serv-
ice and Faith" by Chadwick for the
evening service.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hazeltine will
be host and hostess this evening at
6 o'clock dinner in honor of Miss
nellie Sturtevant. a bride of this
month and their guests will be the
members of the BRIDES family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Dinnie were host
and hostess last evening at their home
on North Fifth street at prettily ap-
pointed 6. o'clock dinner, the honor
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Red
lex and their guests, Miss Mabel A..
Law of Northfield, Mimi, and Mrs.
Hulda Weegar of Morrisburg, Ont
The delicious repast was served in,
courses and covers were laid for.
twelve. The hostess was ably assist
ed by her daughter, Miss Marion.
| Miss Nellie Sturtevant who was
honor guest at a handsome pre-nuptiaf
function given last evening by Mrs.
e. P. Robertson at her home on Bel
mont avenue, at which the members of
the choir of the Methodist church
were guests, was presented with a
beautiful cut glass vinegar cruet as a
bridal gift from the assembled guests.
Mrs. Robertson was assisted at the
delightful bridal evening by her
daughter, Miss Lois
The following music service will be
rendered at the Sunday service at the
Methodist church:
Morning.
Grand Chorus In Minuet Form. y.
....,.!........ .;..t....... ;. Guilmant
Anthem, king All Glorius". .Barnby
Mr.. F. p. Dickinson, Mr.. Lawrence
Anderson.
Ofertory. Adagio in G. .Rheinberger
Postlude, Fuguein Eb. 49,. .Guilmant
Evening.
Variations on Home Sweet Home. !.
.:.,...-....... ............. Flagler
Anthem, Praise the Lord { .Rande ggar
Onertory, Greeting Nv. B. Field
Violin Solo, Traumerie. :. /. Schumann
Postlude, Grand Chorus in Alb. Salon1e
Prominent visitors in the city today
are Maurice Williams, Jr., and his
bride who are on their honeymoon,
Mr.. Williams is the eldest son of the
late Maurice Williams who was one
OF this city's prominent residents for
number OF years and he has legion
OF old friends here who rejoice at the
opportunity Of personally extending
him and his bride their hearty con-
gratulations. Mrs. Williams was
formerly Miss Louise Lewis Of Hast
ings, MINI. Mr.. Williams has been
located at Minneapolis for some time
and after q short visit at Fargo for
which place they leave this evening
they will return to that city to make
their future home.
The Y. w. C. A. will send out in a
few days neat little booklets. contain
Ing much information concerning the
privileges and advantages offered the
young women who become members
OF that noble organization and a COM
iplete program Of the work to be car
ried out during the year. The 'associ-
alton has most promising outlook
for the coming year, the interest and
enthusiasm being greater than ever
before. Beside the educational and
sewing classes there is an addition
to other years aliterature club which
VIII be led by Mrs. Gustave RuediRer.
Another interesting feature will be the
travel talks to be given by Mrs. Grif-
nth, Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Grassick.
Tho little books are very interesting
and their distribution will surely bring
numbers OF new members into the Or
ganixation. l'lS9s 81