The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-06

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Lutheran church will meet at the
church at s o'clock Thursday after
noon for the regular business meet
ing. Refreshments will be served by
Mrs q. r. Ellestad and Mrs. y. c.
Olson.
To Winter in California.
John F.. Brown of Rolla. and Mrs.
Gotchel of the same city passed
through here last evening on their way
to California where they will spend
the winter. In Minneapolis they will
be Joined by Mrs. w. \. Steele and
then continue on their way to her
home at Modesto. Calf. to be her VIM
ter guests.
Miss Matte Warren Wcds.
This evening at the home of r. Is.
Warren. a former prominent resident
of Forest River but now of %Sheyennc.
at Sunbeam ranch will occur h mar
riage OF his daughter. Miss Matte
Warren. and Herman Nandergone. also
of Sheyenne. 1t will be Il quiet home
ceremony and among the guests will
be the brides cousin. Mrs. R. w. Poole
of Forest River. mother Of Mrs. E. r.
Pomeroy of this city. The young cou-
pie will make their home in Sheyenne
and their at home date is January Z.
Franklin Club Possesses.
Mrs. a. l.. Woods. Mrs. G.. NJ. Will
hanson and Mrs, a.. \. Bruce will be
the Franklin hostesses at the meeting
10 be held tomorrow evening at the
Mrs. Williamson. 4 splendid meeting
is anticipated for the reason that the
subject is woman Suffrage and the
speakers Miss Beatrice Johnstone.
Miss Esther Pike. DR.. j. Grassick and
Rev. +. NJ. Mccoy.
Many Attended Social Today.
The district social held this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Fred Bar
members of the Methodist Ladies' Aid
society of districts seven. eight and
nine was splendidly attended and a
neat sum was realized. Several aides
from other districts were special
guests and for their entertainment
a musical program was provided. the
numbers being given by Miss Mae
Nishe,. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. w. r. Whit
by and Miss Elsie harrington. In
tor was assisted by Mrs. II. X. Child
!aw. Mrs. J. W. Young. Mrs. Monahan
and Mrs. ". P. Davies.
BAZAAR a Splendid Success.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church feel thoroughly satisfied over
the success of their annual Christmas
bazaar which was held Yesterday aft
ernoo and evening in the Methodist
church and though all departments
have not Yet reported they think the
total receipts will equal If not sur
pass those Of other years. All the
home cooked foods We're disposed of
at an early hour and the fancy work
and aprons Went rapidly. A large
number WERE served with refresh
ments during the day and the Chris
tian Endeavor society at tbs electrical
booth took in a goodly sun on the
candy and fancy work sale.
Board Luncheon Thursday.
The members of the executive board
of the Baptist Aid society will enjoy
a ] O'Clock luncheon tomorrow after
noon at the y. w. c. a. cafeteria room
and the afternoon will be given over
to the regular monthly business meet
ing. Mrs. Ida I. Lombard of Minne-
spolis who is the guest of Mrs. a. ].
AnDyke has been invited as a. special
guest together with her hostess and
covers will he laid for eight.
Mrs. Lombard will be here for two
weeks and her visit is being filled
with social attentions from her old
friends Mrs. W. S. Begg was among
ing a COMPANY Of thirty with an in
formal thimble bee and tea. and to-
morrow Mrs. Lombard will be the
evening guest 2f Mrs. F. c. Fales.
Wonlan's Day al Land Show.
There is to be a woman's day at
the st. Paul land show and the club
women Nf tho <u.S~ <4~- t-..- 49,
named to arrange the program Of en-
tertainment for the company of dis
tinguished visitors who are expected
at that time. An executive committee
mas been named and Of their plans
the st. Paul Pioneer Press says:
The executive committee OF Wom-
ms day at the land products show
VIII meet at 10 o'clock this morning
at Handicraft Guild hall. Minneapolis.
The committee includes Mrs. +. A.
Hamlin. Mrs. c. P. Moves. Mrs. Her
pert Davis. Mrs. Eugene L. Patterson.
Mrs. Albert r, Hall. Mrs. C. G. Hig.
bee. Mrs. George r. Metcalf, Mrs. A.
X. GOWN. Mrs. F. B. Lynch and Mrs.
!: f. Rose of st. Paul and Mrs. T. a..
Winters. Mrs. y. c. Sherman, Mrs.
Andreas Iceland and Miss Nellie Mer-
rlll OF Minneapolis. Plans will be
made for the reception to be given to
governors wives and other out Of
town women by the club women of
this state. and also for a musical and
educational program the afternoon of
december 10. which has been set
aside as woman's day at the show"
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Linen Shower for Miss Hancock.
Yesterday was a day Of entertain,
ment for Miss Laura Hancock, De-
cember's popular bride. and the COM
Dieting nIa2a1lPa 0,aa a lrar oto,,>
given last evening by Mrs. Louis A,
Chance and Miss Viola Cooper. They
invited fourteen girl friends Of the
bride-elect and received them at Mrs.
Chances inviting home in the Niels
block which was made festive for the
occasion In a color scheme Of red and
white. Cupids and hearts were the
appropriate forms Of decoration and
these were In evidence everywhere,
being pinned on the curtains and
Grapes. hung, hung from arches and
ight hxtures and even predominating
IN the courses of the dainty lunch.
gestive OF cupid's victory kept the
company in merry mood and the first
diversion was completing a discon-
nected story on '"The Romance Of a
Shirtwaist" with phrases bearing the
semblance Of love. Each guest wrote
a love letter to the brides sweetheart
which was read aloud and the future
OF Miss Hancock was told in illus
trative form by pictures cut from
magazines.
As favors the girls were given dain-
" 0 In red and white which con-
tanned the life history Of the honoree
told in poetic form and written by
the clever hostesses. These were the
rewards offered in q heart HINT Tho