The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-14
entertained Club Today.

MTS. NaltcT ADAMS CtterlalnCu inc
ladies of the q. \. w. club this after
noon at her Walnut street home and
the hours were husily spent on Christ
mas sewing. In the service of Il
dainty lunch at the close Mrs. Adams
was assisted by Mrs. John Ncrhonccr
and places We're arranged for just the
six members.
Entcrtains for Bride Tonight.
Mrs. Melvin Jcnson and Mrs. Tor
ser Jenson will be ~pre-nuptial hos
tcsses this evening. having issued in
NitationS for a party in honor of Miss
Ida Anderson who weds this month.
Twenty girl friends of the bride have
been favored with invitations.
Emmett Madison to We'd.
Cards received in the city yesterday
/ announce the approaching marriage
of NJ. Emmett Madison. formerly o n
nected with Benner. Begg & Garvin
the land business at Saskatoon. SaSk.
The wedding takes pla,a December
- and his bride is Miss Edna Mabel
Merriek OF McGregor. Sask.
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Entertained NJ. e. c. Club.
This weeks meeting of the NJ. q.
c. club was held last evening at the
home of Miss Gladys Odegard on
Chestnut street n the girls passed
the hours with necdlework and chat
ting. The hostess was assisted in the
service of a dainty lunch by her sis
ter. Miss Louise. n the hostess
chosen for next week is Miss Norma
Ellestad.
Mrs. f. \. Mills Returned.
Mrs. f. a. Mills of Crookston ac-
companied by her husband who join
ed her last evening returned home on
a later train after a pleasant visit
since Monday at the nome of Mrs.
II. X. Geist and Mrs. a. j. .AnDyke.
While hero Mrs. Mills was among the
guests at Mrs. Geist's large party on
! Monday and Mrs. Mary Adams OF
South Fifth street gave Il prettily APP
pointed l o'clock luncheon for her.
MIR. and Mrs. Snow Here.
MIR. and Mrs. w. \. Snow of Fargo.
| field workers for the North Dakota
! Sunday School association. arrived
speak at the meeting of. the Baptist
Sunday school council to he held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Gar
Win on Belmont avenue. Their SUBJ
tect will be The Sunday School Com
pletely Organized and Equipped" and
the assisting hostess will be Miss Lot
tie Griffin.
Will Return for Holidays.
Miss Mollie Eiken of Crookston who
has been a charming guest for the
past week at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Panovitz on Walnut street will
return home this evening but will
return after Christmas to be among
the many holiday guests in the city.
Miss Eiken has enjoyed her short visit
thoroughly and was among the guests
at the Masonic party and the presen-
tation of Queen Zephra" at the
Metropolitan last evening,
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Party Hostesses Tonight.
Miss Kathryn Ryan. Mrs. ]. Nelson
Kelly. Mrs. c. Il. Winslow. Mrs. a. S.
Dinnie. Mrs. W. F.. Hohoff. Mrs. a.
l.. Ludwig. Mrs. Joseph F'ahey. Mrs.
f. S. L'Esperance. Miss Anna May
Carroll. Miss Margaret Lynch. Miss
Helen P~rindeville. Miss Agnes Duggan
and Miss Elizabeth Sullivan will be
at the Knights of Columbus club
rooms for the December party Of the
Altar society of st. Michael's church.
They have made preparations to en-
terrain a large company and the even
ing's program will be concluded with
a refreshlncnt service.
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Junior Recital Program.
The juniors at Wesley college con-
s%ervatory will appear in recital at the
city studios at j o'clock tomorrow
afternoon and the public is cordially
invited. The following splendid pro-
gram has been arranged:
Pastime Virgil
Edith Lamming.
Song of the Sea Shell..... krogman
Lillian McGibbon.
March Of the Guards. ...... .Ducelle
Margaret Galbreath.
Evening BELLS .......... Mcintyre
Henry Schultheis.
Slumber Song ............ Gurlit.
Helen Wolff.
Dance of the Gnomes ........ Bohm
Mamie Fogel.
'oiSepA sung virgil
Richard Baughman.
In Twilight ............ Gauschals
Estellc Dcichert.
Cradle Song Jeffre,
Katherine Read.
Mignonette Bch;
Helen Routzahn.