The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-30
for Friday luncheon,

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parlors. ' :
Guild Social "wednesday. !.
Mrs. w. r. IsaSham has given Over
her home at 500 South Fourth street
Tor q social for st. Paul's Guild next
Wednesday afternoon from 3 to Z
o'clock and she will have assisting her
as hostesses Mrs. F. A. Brown, Mrs
9. H. Irwin. Mrs. William Flynn. Mrs
g.. H. Olmstead. and Mrs. w. B. Sin.
lair.
Alpha Phi Initiation.
The girls Of the Alpha Phi sorority
OF the university will hold their an
nual initiation saturday, October II,
and the ceremonies In the afternoon
will be followed by a banquet in the
evening in honor Of the new mem
beers. Those to be initiated are Misses
Hilleboe. Adella Stinson and Johanna
Londergan.
to Their Homes.
Mrs. F. A. Matson Of Northheld,
Mimi. and her mother, Mrs. William
AnDyke Of Dundas, who have been de-
lightful guests at the homes OF Mrs
AnDyke's son. A: J. AnDyke. and he.
f5a;aadSas sssair. Mrs r., H. their * aei xs,, lief
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homes. The ladies have been here
for the past ten days and have a most
delightful time with much social at
tention and visiting with their rela.
tives.
To Colorado for Winter.
Mrs. J. B. Woodruff. who has been
Mrs. e. o. Mallory on Walnut street,
since breaking up housekeeping last
spring, will spend the coming winter
in Boulder, Colo, and leaves Sunday
evening. She 10 to be the guest OF
her niece, Mrs. F. f.. Faust. and Il
looking forward to the trip and visit
with much pleasure. From here she
will go to Minneapolis to spend ten
days with her daughter. Mrs. John
Gregg, her niece, Mrs. Charles WILL
son and her son, Grant Mason.
Dinner and rhe.ter Party.
Mrs. Thomas D.. Campbell Of Pasa-
dena. Calf. who Is Mrs. H. W. Whit
combs charming guest was given two
honors Friday evening. q
appointed dinner and .
theater party. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
gave the dinner honor al
their Vernon avenue home and the
delicious repast was served at $50
" SkOShs SVSCkS "S1C AoIO 4OA S1SS0Ai
guests and Mrs. .Vanderhoef adorned
her rooms in the yellow colors tones.
using .prettily shaded, candles and
dainty place cards.
After the enjoyment Of the delecta-
BILE repast the dinner guests went to
the theater as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Finch and saw Sam Bernard In
his musical comedy, He Came From
Milwaukee" The party included Mrs
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Jack.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Finch, Mrs. Thorn
s.. iCorrigan and Miss Helen Harnil.
ton.
Industrial Committee Met.
Mrs. N. ]. Nelson entertained the
Of the industrial committee
Of the Baptist Aid society Friday aft.
ernoon at her home in East Grand
Forks for the purpose Of combining q
ing plans for the coming years work
They gathered. at her home early ir
the afternoon and among the several
things suggested for the year will be
several socials to be given in the form
Of showers for the boxes that will be
packed for missionary fields. These
boxes are sent at Christmas time and
one will go to the missionary among
the Indians at L~odgegrass. Mont.
up for the Dakota missionary, Miss
Lund. in the Philippines.
Mrs. Nelson brought the afternoon
to a close with a dainty tea service tr
her dining. room. She was assisted
by her daughter, Miss Winnifred, and
pink and white asters adorned the ia
BILE. The committee members pres.
ent were Mrs. F. e. starkweather
Mrs. N. R. Lincoln, Mrs. G.. H. sher.
man and Mrs. Gull.
Y. w. c. A. Classes Announced.
All educational. religious and indus.
trial classes at the Y. w. C. A. viii
open Monday, October 9. and the list
of teachers. are announced today. The
class hours. will be arranged Just q,
soon az the enrolment takes place
and there will be accommodation fol
morning, afternoon and evening stu
is q very efficient one and are az fol
lows:
Bible Study.
Methods Of Evangelism"-Rev. F
The Man Of eaililee"-Miss Flor
ence Palmer.
"Aliens or Americans"-Miss Mar,
McCumber.
vesper service on Sundays at
o'clock.
erland.
Domestic Art-Teacher to be an
nounced later.
Elocution-Miss Bessie s. Moss.
Chorus Club-Miss Ida Lamson.
Beginning EnElish-Miss Amber
Nelson.
Advanced English-Miss Clare
Koeneman.
A Literature club.
Physical Culture.
Morning. afternoon and evening
Garrigues. physical director.
First Aid to the ,Injured-Miss Der
tina Erdman. r. N.
Frolics every Saturday evening and
all special occasions observed.
Honored Mrs. Keith Today.
Miss Elizabeth Panovitz gave o
sister. Mrs. Kent Keith Of Fargo. 1
bride Of but . few weeks: She enter
tanned at her home on Walnut stree
and twenty intimate friends Of tn,
honoree made up the delightful com,
pany Of guests. The different room,
on the first floor were adorned in Al
effective color scheme Of yellow ant
white with bowls and baskets Of bril-
liant daisies and upstairs bowls o
lovely sweetpeas were lastly arrang
ed In all the rooms. Bridge was pro
vided for the afternoon pleasure ant
the tally cards. too. were done in tn,
prevailing color tones. The guest
filled five tables and when the gam,
was completed the tables were spreas
for a delicious two course luncheon
service and the hostess was assisted
by Mrs. F. r. Hall, Mrs. 8. o. De
Camp, Mrs. e. w. Hough and Mrs. H
r. McKinnon. r..
Miss Panovitz's guest list included
Misses Charlotte Black. Mae and Gas
sic Cumming, Lou Hall and her guest