The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-04
Thanksgiving Approaching.

il ushered in thoughts are turned 10
the social gaities that Away come
with the Thanksgiving season. me
various dancing clubs are arranging
their winters programs. acn set.ans
the formal opening as an event IN nor.
or Of Thanksgiving week. Maids n
matrons are getting their party
gowns ready for these events and al
are eager Of the time when these snail
he worn for the first time. Many are
planning to entertain visitors ABOUT
that time and that will cause much
more entertaining. dinners, luncheons
and al homes Of different KINDS.
lust finished celebrating the Hallowe-
en- season and now dates are being an
nounced for the Christmas sales which
means that the busy holiday season
follows close upon the heels of
Thanksgiving. This leaves just one
month for entertaining and there is
every promise that November Will De
decidedly brilliant along that i'ne'
Teacher Training Class.
The new teacher training at the
Baptist Sunday school organized with
the name Of Live Wires n the fol-
lowing officers:
President-Miss Grace Buckingham.
Vice President-Miss Ella Hewitson.
Secretary = treasurer Miss Ethel
Kaufman.
Chairman of social committee-Miss
Sedonia Kermott.
Chairman of work committee-Miss
Grace Loughlin.
There are twelve girls in the class
and their efficient instructor is Mrs.
Z. ]. Babcock. Nile green and white
are their colors and at the meeting
tomorrow the class motto will be
chosen. The class meets weekly at
the Sunday school hour and their text
book is Musselman's Short Course in
Teacher Training
Reception for New Minister.
The congregation Of the Scandinavia
an Methodist church held a reception
venue and Chestnut street, last even
ing to honor the new pastor. Rev. H.
Danielson, and his family. The guests
assembled at 8 o'clock and we're greet
ed with the surprise of finding the
church, fitted with splendid electric
light fixtures, the gift being from the
Ladies' Aid society. Several men Of the
congregation spoke, giving welcome to
the honor guest and Rev. Danielson
responded at the close. Miss Marie
Danielson favored with a few vocal
solos and refreshments were served by
the ladies.
Church Not Yet Complete.
The congregation of the Plymouth
Congregational church will he unable
to announce the date of the public re-
ception for a few days yet as there has
been a delay in the arrival of some
essary for the completion of the new
edi7ce. However the committees will
be formed Immediately and prepare
tons will be made early SO that just
as soon as every detail is in readiness
the public may visit the new church
and meet its people
Mrs. Lazier Home.
Mrs. Charles Lazier, who has been
away since last June, returned home
last evening. coming from Shakopee,
Mimi, where she has been taking
treatment for sciatica at the Mud-Cure
sanitorium. Mrs. Lazier was in rath-
er poor health when she went away to
spend the summer but was not attack
ed with sciatica until shortly before she
planned to return home in September,
6he is much better but no thorough.
~ we'll yet.
Guests From c%slifornia.
Mrs. Mary Robbins Of walnu,
street is enjoying a short visit from
Mrs. o. o. Webster and son. Neil, OF
Hollywood. Cal. They have been Wis.
iting with relatives in Canada and
will also enjoy a few days with rela.
tives at Grafton before returning
home.
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Guests Mt Corliss Home.
Pleasant guests at the Reeves ave
nue home of Judge and Mrs. Guy i.
II. Corliss are Mrs. F. j. Bates OF
Rochester. n. Y. and Miss Mary Ben.
nett of Clifton Springs. N. Y.