The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-02

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ladies are cordially invited
Mrs Duggan En~tertainins.
Mrs. Fred 8. Duggan 10 entertainin
informally this afternoon at her HON
on Chestnut street and her guests ar
the twelve ladies who assisted her
short time ago when she gave the car,
!chael's church. The ladies brough
their nedlework and the afternoon vii
be concluded with n light refreshmen
service.
Baptist Church Music.
The following program Of music viii
be rendered at the Sunday services a
the First Baptist church:
Morning.
Perfect Peace ......... Demares
Violin solo-"Sanctus'',. 1000. Gouno,
Miss Ridgway.
Evening.
Christmas Carol ........... Bochal
Anthem-"He Shall . Come Down
Like the Rain".:..:............
Miss Paulson Hostess.
Miss Pearl Paulsoh was hostess las
evening to the members Of the B. n. c
club and entertained at her home OF
Cherry street. Miss Maude Hanson O.
Minnewaukan. Miss Leguee of Crook,
ston and Miss Cherlc Klingman were
invited guests and the evening Wa.
given over to Christmas needlework
Miss Maynle Westacott was chosen
next weeks hostess and in the service
of a dainty lunch the hostess was as
sisted by her sister. Miss Lillian. anC
her aunt, Mrs. j. \. Erickson OF Ink
ster.
Christian Endcayor Bazaar.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Presbyterian church will hold 6
bazaar next Tuesday in connection
with the Ladies Aid bazaar which
will he held in the basement Of the
Methodist church and the chief fea,
ture will be the electrical displays
The booths will be electric lighted ant
they will have all kinds Of electric toy!
for sale. also Christmas articles, candy
and fancy work. The French cand.
will be a speciality and the members
hope to realize 2 goodly sum-
Wick Woods Birthday
Fargo Courier-News: Wick W
Wood Of the Courier-News reporting
force had a birthday yesterday anG
his wife had a pleasant surprise fol
him In the evening. Unknown to the
%celebrant OF the occasion Mrs. Woo
prepared a cumptuous s o'clock din.
ner at their apartments In the I'm.
provcment company building anG
when Mr.. Wood arrived he found hi.
three employers. Messrs. Hatcher
Baker and Gushing awaiting his ar.
to the dining room, where Mrs. Wood
proved herself the best Of hospitality
dispensers. With cigars Mr.. Wood
was presented with a little memorial
ct the occasion by his guests and g
pleasant hour was spent before the
good wishes for many returns of the
day and other good wishes were all
said and the guests departed. Upon
arriving at the ONCE Mr.. Wood wa.
presented with a handsome English
briar pipe by the reportorial force and
Later the editorial force of the Cour.
ier-News was entertained with a mid.
night banquet by Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
and the occasion was a most enjoy.
able The newspaper men found
to table loaded with all the goo6
things imaginable. During the day Mr.
Wood was the recipient Of many good
wishes and a number Of remembran'
ces. But the question still remain.
unanswered: How old is Ann?"
Miss Hancock WEEDS in December
Miss Laura Ethel. second daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Henry Hancock o
314 North Sixth street. is to become
a bride in December, the announce.
ment Of her marriage being made las
evening at an exquisitely appointed
dinner given by her two sisters. Mrs
Herbert q. Buckingham and Miss Ed
ma Hancock. The fortunate young
man IL Mr.. Lester Fawcett Weather.
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dent OF this city when he was a stud.
ent at the state university. but nov
located at Charles City. Ia, where he
fs connected with the Red.path Ly.
ceum bureau. Wednesday, Decembe,
81. is the wedding day and from nov
until that date the popular bride cleo,
will be busy receiving the attention.
Of her legion Of young friends,
The announcement dinner was mos
uniquely planned and the happy new
came in a manner that was a com.
plete surprise TO all the guests. All
the rooms were made festive and in,
viting with flowers and greenery eff
fectively arranged but on the dininf
room had been spent the. artistic skill
OF the h~ostesses and this was q per
feet bridal paradise. Red and whit,
was the scheme and hearts and cupid,
hung in myriads from every nook ant
corner. At M large table places
were arranged for eighteen guests ant
the centerpiece bore the welcome an
nouncement. the telling phrase beinl
Laura and Lester. December 81" de
signed in red lettering among the tin.
red blossoms and green fern. Hant
painted place cards further sugseste,
the success OF cupid and the elegant.
appointed dinner was served in fou,
courses. The cards numbered place
for Mrs. Paul Grifiith, Mrs. Louis q
Rowland. Mrs. Louis A. Chance. Mrs
Samuel F. Pease. Mrs. Flora Fost
Mrs. Henry Hancock Of Scott, Sask.
Miss Lillian Paulson. Miss Jenni
Buckingham. Miss Barbara Henry
Miss Winnifred Nelson. Miss Vera
Fuller, Miss Elizabeth Henry. Mis-
Bessie Perry. Miss Gertrude Skinner
Miss Floy Jackson. Miss Grace Carter
Miss Hancock.
The evening was given over Il
viewing the bridal chest and expires
sions Of happiness over the good new1
Miss Hancock Is to have a home wed
ding and all the members Of. her fam
ly will be home for the happy event
Her home, however. will be in Charlie
City and they will leave immediatel
after the wedding. :
The High School Ball.
Fifty couples from the younger 20
cial set Of the city danced last evening
at the Dacotah as guests of the boy
OF n high school football team an,
no party in past years has been NOR
enjoyable. Il was the first high schoo
gathering OF the year and the youth
full damsels were gowned in their pret
test. for this opening event. The Rork