The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24
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Guests MAY Dress at "Y."

Guests May Dress at "Y."
The committee in charge of the
Y. W. c. A. Halloween party announce
that the guests who will join them in
their hilarious celebration at the as
ISOLATION gymnasium on Thursday ev-
ening OF this week will be privileged
to dress IN their sheet and pillow cast
attire after they reach the building.
The boys from the Y. NJ. c. A. may
a time by dressing before they
come but those who come a distance
are invited to come early and make
use of the association room Each
girl of h association is privileged to
invite a gentleman friend and all boys
OF the local Y. NJ. c. 4. are included
in the invitation list.
Every detail for the party is now
complete and the special Halloween
committee composed OF Miss Amy
LNs!ns and Miss Ernestinc Jacob has
been assisted by Mrs. Frank Griffin.
Mrs. A. f Logan. Miss Florence
Neate. Miss Blanche Clarke. Miss Ida
Lamson. Miss Lola Lavelle. Miss
Alice Hendrickson. Mrs. ]. S. Hatcher
and Mrs. o.. j. Barnes. The decora-
tons in honor of the witchy night are
to be Very elaborate and a feature of
the entertainment will be much for
tune telling and the dancing of the
Virginia reel. The lunch will be a
part OF the UNIQUE program.
Mrs. Miller Returns Tonight,
Mrs. Avery Miller and her niece,
Miss Lottie Miller. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sim Miller of Riverside Park.
who have been travelling through the
east for the past four months. are now
in Fargo on their way home and Mrs.
Avery Miller plans to reach home to-
night. Miss Lottie will remain in Far
so for a few days longer. being en-
tertained at the home of her sister.
Mrs. James a. Van kleek. where her
parents met her last Sunday, just re-
naming owe the Week end.
The trip which these ladies have
Just completed has been a most en-
loNable one and they have seen al
o everything of interest in the east.
They left here June % and took the
lake trip to Detroit. Buffalo. Niagara
Fails II on down to Toronto and
Montreal in eastern Canada. where
they have a great many relatives and
friends. Later they took the ST. Law
renee river trip to New York city and
lis they returned to complete their visit
in Toronto.
Working OIL Club Program.
The program committee of the La
dies Thursday Musical club are work.
ing hard on the arrangement of mu-
steal study for the year and will be
ready to nnoun the various operas
hat will be taken up at the November
meeting which will be held next week.
The study of modern opera was the
nhnSon 81 $ho 01,,h -~or~l-.- 80 xl.-
years heavy work and the committee
has been endeavoring to secure the
scores and other material necessary
for a thorough study Of the operas
which were suggested by different
members. They have been unsuccess-
full in a few of their efforts out feel
confident that the selection will please
all in the end.
The program to be given next week
is being arranged by Miss Margaret
Sargent and will be given Thursday
Mrs. Goodman Hostess Today.
Mrs. F. L. Goodman was hostess this
afternoon at her delightful home on
Reeves avenue to the ladies of the
Eastern Star. the occasion being the
fortnightly silver tea which has be-
come the popular social pleasure Of
eaAo oA6o1AlES1IIOG. liz ldul6S gain"
cred at 2 O'Clock and found Mrs.
Goodman's home brilliant in the Hal
lowe'en color with bowls of pretty
elbow garden flowers. They brought
heir sewing as is the usual custom
and chatted merrily until 5 o'clock
;Nnen a dainty repast was served. Mrs.
Goodman was assisted by Mrs. Fred
Darlington and Mrs. ". P. Fowler.
Interested Inquirers.
Fargo Courier-News: That the
proceedings of the federation as pub
iished in the newspapers are largely
g is evident from the fact that
ince the meeting at Devils Lake.
numerous inquiries have been receiv-
ed by Mrs. Young relative to the or
ganization of new clubs. Some have
come from very remote districts. one
from so distant a point as a settle
ment in Saskatchewan with earnest
requests for information. The note
of Rural Conditions" has appealed
Very strongly to the many women
who have taken up their abode in
isolated districts. and they rightly
feel that the aim Of the federation
is growing more and more to consid-
err their especial needs.
Mrs. Withcrstine Entertained.
hlS w. II. llIeISllHC maze neT
home on Belmont avenue festive in
Halloween decorations today and re-
ceived the members Of the Lad Elks'
Card club this afternoon. Black cats
and grinning pumpkin faces were
hanging everywhere and a bowl of
yellow blossoms adorned the table
in the dining room. When the de-
licious three course lunch was served
small pumpkin favors were given the
guests and Mrs .Witherstine was as
sisted by Mrs Max Rabinovitch. The
afternoon pleasure was 800" and the
guests were enough for three tables.
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Visitors Leaving Today.
The scores of hostesses who have
entertained the visiting ministers and
their wives during the past week are
saying farewells today for the confer
ence is over and a weeks absence
from home makes most of them anx-
iOus to return. A few will remain
over a few days in order to see more
Of the city and have a little time for
real visiting but the majority took
last evenings and this mornings
trains out Of the city. All had the
highest praise for the Grand Forks
hostesses and none will forget the
many pleasures given for them during
/ the weeks gathering.