The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-16
Leaves for Texas Tuesday.

N>1' w W. NSAASIl VI HE untNcTNlty
faculty. will leave Valley City wher,
she is now visiting her daughter. Mis-.
Susan Norton. mex Tuesday and pro,
coed to her home in Tcarland, Texas
planning to be home for Christmas.
Met With Hazel Fink.
The girls of the II. n. G. club were
entertained last evening as guests q,
Miss Hazel Fink and Miss Sylvia Hun,
ter at the home OF the former or
North Fifth street. The Eirls passed
he hours merrily with nccdlcwork
chatting II singing and the hostess.s
served a dainty rcpast at the close
The club will not meet next week.
\ Masquerade isans.ins Party,
One OF the most novel social events
az the holiday season will he the par.
tN which Mr.. ~ Mrs. Il. Il. Jacob al
Reeves avenue will give for their two
is to be II masquerade dancing party
and the guild hall Of ST. Paul's will
be the scene of the happy event. \
large company of younG people have
been invited and are busy planning
their maSquc costumes.
To he bridesmaid a, Wedding
Miss NINA Eabinovich. daughter al
MIR. and Mrs. Max Rabinovich of Uni.
Nersity avenue who is studying music
n art in Chicago this year will no,
he home for the Christmas holidays
y will spend her vacation with
she is to be bridesmaid at the wedding
Of a girl friend. Miss Katherine
Josephson. WIZ. is to become the hrid,
O! a Chicago banker. Harry Schiss,
ana the event is to be Il very hand
some social function
Holiday DSnrs~. Iu,j.o,i,s
The knights OF Columbus issued in
r%itations today for their annual holi-
day party. the event to take place at
their ball room in the Metropolitan
block Wednesday evening. December
-. 1t will be il formal event with mu-
Sic by the Finley orchestra and the
opening hour is $50 o'clock. The en-
Well for this function and will aim to
make it one of the brilliant events of
the holiday season. They decorate
their a and serve an elaborate sup
per.
Miss Ncatc's Birthday.
MISS Louise Neate entertained last
evening in honor of the birthday an
niNersary of her sister. Florence. and
the happy affair was a complete sur
prise to the honorce. The girls Of
the bridge club We're the invited guests
and the first pleasure was Tendance
at the Grand theatrr. This was fol-
lowed by q dainty supper service at
Miss Neatc's home on Second avenue
II the guests were Misses Caroline
and Mary Hniseth. Jennie aid Mae
Nishet. Edna Hankey. Amy Lysing.
Alice Dahl and Florence Neate.
Miss Topping Coming.
Miss Lillian Topping of the Flor
SOce C~ritfrNfDN HON, n, I>,rr> ,,;1l
arrive Monday evening to spend IL tla,:.
with the local circle and then she will
continue on to Grafton in the inter-
ests of her work. The members of
the local Florence Cr!ttenton Circle
Will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'CLOCK at the y. w. c. A.. parlors
and Miss Topping will he present at
that gathering.
Miss Topping has just completed a
trip to Valley City and other points
IN that section and after her visit
heres he will make a short trip to
the twin cities. She finds willing and
Interested workers everywhere she
goes this year.
\. W. G.. 4. Christmas Service.
Inc sunday service at the Y. W. G..
~. tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
VIII be the Christmas religious pro-
gram and it will consist largely of mu-
seal numbers. Miss Ida Lamson is in
charge of the service and several
Christmas carols will he sung by the
different association choruses. Miss
Gladys Hill will render a solo. An
young women are invited.
The associations Christmas party
occurs at the association gymnasium
Monday evening and to this, too, all
Young women are invited. There will
ne a Christmas tree and a Santa Claus
and each guest is requested to send
to the building before the hour of the
their card for only those who send
sitts will be remembered by Santa.
Marjorie Moore:s HirtHday.
Miss Marjorie Moore. daughter of
Or. and Mrs. j. G. Moore Of North
today and in honor Of the occasion
her mother gave her a beautiful birth.
day party. She invited eleven little
girls as her company and the hours
We're from 2:30 to $3.50 o'clock. The
nome was converted into a Christmas
paradise Of red and green. the rope
OF evergreen being looped and fcs.
ings OF red Christmas bells in al
sizes. a program Of all the merr,
game known to the fond mother to.
g"ther with musical numbers ant
rcc1tations mad" up h afternoon:
diversion while the completing pleas.
IRE was a p~rettily appointed course
dinner.
The dinner hour was 500 o.cloc,
and the little guests found their place.
at the Handsomely spread table h,
means of dainty place cards, TIL,
delicious big cake with eleven burnins
candles was the c~enterpiccc and Mrs
Moore Was assisted in serving b,
Wright. Miss Nellie and Miss Ethe
haicrow. Covers were laid for Mise
Marjorie Moore. Alice Reese. Adelin,
Denham Gertrude Jack, Sophie John
son Doris Burns, Ruth Mccoy, Mari,
vale, Doris Whitman. Jean Smith
fa'th Burke and Helen Moore.
Among State Brides.
Inc month Of December is CROWN,
very popular with brides and winte
weddings are now almost as numerou
as those Of June and September. A
1'ark River two brides were nnoun
ed during h week. the wedding O
and Mrs. Ole Rinde. and Andret
Tedji. a young business man q
lloople. taking place in this city OF
Wednesday while that Of Miss Aura
liza Olson of this city and S. Ebbsel
o tPark River took place at Crooks
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. F'cdji are W
on a honeymoon trip and Mr.. an
Mrs. Ebbscn have gone to h%ousekeep
ing in Park River.
NJ. y. Duffy. night operator at tn
Great Northern station in Rugby, an
Miss K. koppang of Milton wer
quietly married at the Methodist par
sonage in Rugby n the couple ar
now receiving the congratulations o
their many friends.
Miss Edith Williams Of Pleasan