The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-29
Guild Food Sale.

Guild Food Sale.
The Congregational Guild will hold
u God sale in tho front room of the
hasemcnet at Plymouth church Sat-
urday afternoon, beginning at 3
o'clock.
Friendly Visitors Meeting.
4 meeting Of the friendly visiting
committee of the Associated Chart.
ties will be held Saturday afternoon
mt 1880 o'clock ut the library.
Kings Herald Meet Saturday.
The Kings Hcralds of the Methodist
at gao o'clock at> the home Of Mrs.
Earl w. Whitman. 41% North Seventh
street. and all members arc urged to
be present.
Miss Donna I4yCan Here.
Miss Clara Wolff is entertaining as
her charming guest through the holi.
day season Miss Donna LNcan Of Be-
midi. Miss IINcan has visited this
her of friends among the girls who
will make her stay delightfully."- pleas
ant.
Fargo Girls Open House.
Fargo Courier-News: \ number of
the young ONE of the city will keep
cpen house on New Years afternoon.
at their homes. No formal plans have
been made in many cases. but calling
will be the order of the day. The
quaint and charming custom has been
cities. and it is evident that Fargo
Will not he an exception to the rule.
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Misses Fisk We're Guests.
Bismarck Tribune: Wednesday
evening Il number Of young ladies as
semhled at the home Of Miss Anna
Carstens and enjoyed a slumhcr par
tN. AT midnight Il luncheon was scrv-
cd. Cards furnished the diversion Of
the evening. which was spent in a
pleasant Among those who
were present were the Misses Eliza
beth Burke. Isabelle McGillis and
Helen and Doris Fisk.
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Miss Veitrlh Among Guests.
Bismarck Tribune: Miss Hortensc
Moore entertained at luncheon at her
home "Wednesday afternoon to 4 par
ty Of her girl friends. Those present
the Misses Lois and Ethel
Barnes. Mabel Will. viroque Little.
Laura Keenan,. H%arriette Falsoner.
Clara Tatley. Elizabeth Remington,
dred Neitch of Grand Forks and Helen
Haig Of Devils Lake.
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Entertained Miss Rappaport.
Mrs. Sam Rosenthal entertained a
large company last evening as a fare
we'll honor to Miss Rose Rappaport of
Mass. who soon returns
home after III extended visit with her
sister. Mrs. Nathan Papermeister.
Music and games were the pastimes
and at midnight a dainty supper was
Miss Mary Fishman assisted
Mrs. Rosenthal and red and white
were used for the table dec
Grafton. The out Of town guests were
Leo Rosenthal OF Glendale. Louis
Rosenthal Of Crookston. Matt Siegel of
Fargo. Mrs. Herman Arnovich OF Win
nipeg and Miss Nell ~Silverstein Of Win.
nipeg who are guests at the Rosenthal
home.
Mrs. Page on Observer.
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page. former So
ciety editor Of the Herald but until
connected with the Inter.
Ocean at Devils Lake. has again taken
UP her profession and after January !
will be connected with the Observer
Publishing company as its city repre-
sentative. Mrs. Page is a clever news
paper woman who has the interest and
best wishes Of the entire newspaper
in the state and her Very
Wild and popular acquaintance in this
city will make her a valuable addition
to the editorial staff of the Progress
Observer. Mrs. Page has been
at her home in this city for the past
two months taking a much needed rest
but will be ready to take up the duties
Of her new position next week.
Miss Lanson Entertained.
Minot Reporter: Miss Ida L.amson
was. Il honoree at an enjoyable aft
gathering yesterday when Miss
Matilda Dahl, her hostess. entertained
a group of young women. Each
guest brought her sewing and merry
conversation and busy needles We'd for
honors. Miss Lamson gave several de-
lightfu1 vocal selections much to the
pleasure Of the guests. refreshments
brought the afternoon to a close. Miss
entertained fifteen guests. This
afternoon Mrs. w. E. Towner enter
for Miss Lamson and Miss Dahl.
Miss 1+amson and Miss Dahl were
accorded a most cordial reception
when they appeared at Crosby last
night in recital. After the
splendid program Of musical numbers.
heard by a large audience, they We're
made the guests of honor at a dane.
ing party.
Entertained Mothers.
Mrs. H. W. Randall, superintendent
Of the primary department Of the Bap-
fist sunday school and her corps Of
teachers. Miss Edna Hancock, Miss
Barbara Henry, Miss Lolita Griffin,
Miss Gladys Hill. Mrs. John Jackson,
Mrs. G. l.. Tompkins, Miss Gertrude
Skinner and Miss Grace Carter, gave a
party in the church parlors yester.
day afternoon for their pupils and the
mothers of the tiny tots. Games were
provided for the little folks and the
teachers sought to gain the interest
Of the mothers by telling them Of the
work Of the little folks in the Sunday
school and showing much Of the hand
work that is done. Light refreshments
were served and the pleasure from 3
to s o'clock was thoroughly enjoyed.
This afternoon Mrs. August Pabst
fs giving a party at the church for
the boys OF her class. they being Of
the Junior departmsnt.
People Travelling.
Crookston Times: This is the time
Of the year when many people wish to
seek warmer climates, and among
those who will start next week are Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Loring, who will
leave Sunday noon for the Isle Of
Pines. They will 60 by way Of New
Orleans. and expect to be away a
month OF more. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Fournet and Miss Mamie Fournet
leave next Thursday for Tampico.
Mexico. where they will spend the win.
ter. They will return about the first Of
April. Mrs. C.. E. Dampier and Miss