The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-22
PROGRAM
WAS Splendid
AFFAIR
Youngsters in Methodist
Sunday School Enjoy the
Santa Claus Festival

The primary department of the
Methodist Sunday school had their
Christmas party Thursday afternoon
from $ to 5 O'Clock and the company
OF 12O wee tots, many accompanied by
their parents, has seldom, it ever, had
a happier time. The party was PLAN
ned under h direction of Mrs. T. IL.
Richardson, superintendent of the de-
partmcnt, and the excellent work of
her committees made it the splendid
success that it was. Mrs. Richardson.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Crydcrmann. Mrs. j. Fl.
Molyncau, Mrs. p. Monahan and Mrs.
w. T.. Hoover prepared the refresh
mcntS. Miss Ruth Dockcn and Miss
Mary Taylor looked after the candies
and decorations, Miss Myrtle White,
Miss Irene Pravitz. Miss Ethel Ford
G and Miss Hazel Vale provided the
entertainment md one of the men Of
the church who has the interest Of the
children at heart provided the Christ
mas tree and decorations.
Games of all sorts kept the children
busy for the first hour and at 4:3O
O'Clock they marched by classes to the
dining room where the Christmas
tables We're daintily spread and dec
Grated i'll the seasons colOrs, red and
green. Each class had a table and
the small kindergarten chairs were
provided that the little folks might
nave every advantage. \ victrola
from the Stone music house furnished
an excellent program of music during
the serving hour and the repast on
sisted of peanut and meat sandwiches,
hot baked beans. apples. cake and
spring water. Larger tables were set
for the parents and invited guests and
when the service was over the Christ
mas tree was lighted, the numerous
tiny red. white and blue electric bulbs
making it a pretty sight to the youth
full eyes. Sacks of candy and nuts
were distributed to each child.
Another Program Tonight.
This evening the intermediates,
Junior and senior departments of the
Methodist Sunday school will give
their Christmas program in the church
auditorium and to this the public is
provide the music and the program of
recitations is to be followed by sterc-
opticon Views.
plymouth Congregational.
Christmas exercises will he held at
Plymouth Congregational church,
Fifth street and University avenue. on
Saturday night at 1880. The invita-
ton is to everybody. The program
is as follows:
Opening devotional service, directed
by o.. ]. Luethi. superintendent.
Recitation, Welcome Christmas
William Berthiaume.
Recitation. Christmas Evc-Ruth
Baughman.
Recitation. The Coming of the
Child king-Gladys Warren.
Recitation. We Wish You Merry
ChriStmas-Alicc Prathcr.
poss1,, NJ -; $50, 0r,,:-. ~.-
Floyd Warren.
Recitation, His ~Star--Chlce BERTHE
aume
Song. Christmas Pictures-Primary
Class.
Recitation. My Christmas Day
Hugh Evcrson.
Recitation. A Christmas Song
Charlotte Hanson.
Recitation. a Christmas Recipe
Byron Berge.
Song. Luther's Cradle TIymn-Mrs.
Prather's Glass.
Recitation. Playing Christmas
Charlotte Everson.
Recitation, a Great Big Boy-Rus-
sell Berge.
Recitation. To Santa Claus-Glenn
Kohl.
Song, Joy Bells Everywhere-Mary
Batten.
Observation-Disclosures is Here
Maxine Lawrence, Barlow Prather.
Recitation. The Fir Trees Secret
Josephine Hanson.
Recitation. A Christmas Riddle
Margery Luethi.
Song. Christmas Bells-Mrs. Pra.
theirs Glass.
Recitation, Shoe or Stocking-How-
ard Hand.
Recitation. Santa Claus-Richard
Raughman.
Exercise by six from junior depart
nlcnt.
Batten.
Reading. Christmas Memories
Edna Rasmussen.
Program to be interspcrsed with
choruses from "Bcthlehem's King"
Santa Claus is coming to see the
tree. and distribute the gifts.