The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-19
Mr.. aud Mrs. wcrs,lcin Here,

Mr.. aud Mrs. Wcrstlcin Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wcrstlciu arrived
this morning from Williston and arr
delightful guests ut the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John NJ. Dislrr on .Eortl
Third street. They will he here sew
eral days remaining over the Christ,
mas holidays.
Mrs. Lcggctt's Sister Here.
MIR and Mrs. William l.essrtt of
Chestnut street have as their charm
ing Christmas guest Mrs. Lessett':
sister. lrr. Mathel q. noSprrS. who ar
rived this morning from Orange City
Iowa. pr. Iiuspers. who is Mrs. Leg,
gcttS youngest sister. does not often
have the opportunity OF Il Vacation
being Il professional woman. and this
visit is going to- he enjoyed To the
extreme by both, pr. liosprrs will
be here about lwo weeks and linen re-
turns To her professional duties al
Orange City.
~" Girls Had Christmas Party.
Thirty-thrcr girls Went back TO the
days of childhood last evening and
had Il Christmas tree at the y. w. {,
y. They gathered early in the gym
nasium and while in the midst OF
joyous Christmas games old Santa
and his wife arrived and invited TN,
party TO the parlor where the h,auti-
full Christmas tree with burnins can
| dles and clisteninc decoration was
laden with gifts for EVERYONE. Santa
distributed the amusing parcels n
the fun was completed with Il Christ
ma lunch served in the cafeteria
| room.
Junior l;ali Friday.
one "f the largest and most I'M
ror,an, vents OF the year in high
school society occurs nj thc Hotel
paco,ah next Friday evening when
tho junior class will give its first
dancing parry. Preparations are un-
der WAY that proniS" to make the
party a marked success in every de
ta!i II ii is expected that II Of the
l"illrS' crowds in the nigh schools
s"cla: history Will assemble that even
ms TOR q round Of pleasure which
day season. pancins will begin at $40
O'clock with orchestra music and COM
1inW" until midnight.
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SURPRISE shower for Miss Vale.
y ltchrh shower. complete 10 the
extreme was tnc surprise given MISS
J"a al last evening. the event being
arranged by Mrs. {. II. Van Voorhees,.
MIS-. VI. y: Hanson. Mrs. ~. I. Thall"
ana MIS-. u. foruneH III honor OF her
approaching wedding. Forty maids
ana matrons made up the merry COM
nanH OF guests ana n entire party
LOOK possession of the brides nome
about $ o'clock. immediately present.
ing her with the clothes basket filled
Win a complete kitchen equipment.
n bride received the gifts with
gracious appEeclatlon ana a MOCK
was the next much enjoyed
aversion. Mrs Hanson ln~personat-
ed the nrlde..Miss Alice ticnderly III"
groom and Miss Hendrickson the
AS MISS Marie Vale rem
Iered me Wedding march the party
descended the stairs n the cere-
Im"hH was Sole'nhiy read IN the parlor.
me remainder OF the evening was
gwen oNcr To musical numbers and
re"ltatlons and a dainty tray lunch
was served at tn" close.
'''>.",N Oh KY ross Sea's.
:. -, .i'ss .hl's''iaS seals "ate "atK
:. '"en rtisin I" rhHr!'H stamps;
~ "seu '"i 'ne so'aiers reilei lHnaS
~ ".|. II, ~ ".sine me 5Nll
"H H.ssl Tue WI. lil!s lile,Hoa "l
''ISlns 'h"neH was olscontlhueh IN inns
."'hH! loI d sf,leIdtl'n' altlloush u
io"nu N"sne IN rortusai' s"ltzeflahd
".us''!a. ! rance. SPAIN. nehilarh, Nor
80. .."ss.a: I'LL anu ot'ie' r"l",
l.'H ."1'i,lles' mere are no" several
nu,urso olilereht types OF charliy
stamps "sea IN a'' parts OIL me world
az many ~ l'ttH pelns USED III AUS
'r'a ior rh'lnreh $ hospitals alone.
Sleiii's anu Sedis were iiSt hSeu u
get money for the anti-tuherculosis
crusade in Norway. sweden in 1904.
After being used in these countries for
three Years. as a direct result OF the
interest," or Jac"h Rlis in this move
mHht. the delaware Antl-Tuberculosis
association headed by Miss Emily P.
hlssell. n the Red Cross society OF
Delaware, combined in issuing a
luberculosls stamp. ;" successful was
TINS campaign that nearly 500 was
realized. and the next year in 1905.
nc American Red cross was induced
to issue a National Red Cross Tuber-
cnlosls stamp. from TINS sale. Sl"o.-
ooo was realized. that being
almost doubled IN 1902. Last year. for
tho first time. the sale was organized
on a romprehensive basis. taking in
All parts OF the United States. and
S"l"."oo worth we're sold. In 1911.
IN" slogan or the campaign is: "A
Million for Tuberculosis from Re-
Cross Seals
!" Red Cross Seals are on sale in
all PARTS of North Dakota. in which
stat" their sale is supervised by tho
North Dakota anti-tuberculosis asso-
cation. The money which will be
raised thereby will be devote to as
sisting In h G warefarc on the white
plague. Buy Red Cross seals and aid
Il worthy cause.
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Mss l0ppin" iitrc Today.
MISS Lillian u. Iorllng Of the
lorenzo '-rittent"n tome at Fargo
arrived IN the city this morning and
for the day is being entertained as