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

been a delightful guest at the HON,
OF her sister. Mrs. John NJ. Disher Q
North Third street. for the past few
weeks left last evening to return (,
her home III Williston:
Stunt Party Friday
Next Friday evening the girls O
the y. w. G. a. will give a stunt part!
In the association gymnasium ant
they extend all girls an invitation I,
Join in the merrinent. Each cues
will he expected to put on some anus
ing, stunt and there will be a refresh
ment service at the close:
X X
A Skating Glass
All girls interested in skating ar,
requested. to meet ut the Y. W. C. A
gymnasium Monday evening at
O'Clock and a skating club will he or,
ganized. Instruction in skating viii
be given at the club meetings and the
pastime and hcalthful exercise will b,
enjoyed.
To Pack Crittcnton Box
At the meeting Of the W. G.. T. U
to be held next Friday afternoon a,
the home Of Mrs. George Hyslop a,
BIZ Cottonwood stree a Christina.
box will be packed for the Critten,
ton home at Fargo. Members are re,
quested to begin soliciting early tina,
the box may be a credit to the unior
and the city.
t;ronna Family to Washington
Senator and Mrs. AISLE j, Gronna al
Lakota accompanied by their child.
rem. Grace. Lillian. Amy and Arthur
were prominent guests in the city TO,
a short time last evening while en-.
route to Washington. D. c., where
they will remain until the close al
congressional session next spring
Miss Grace will not accompany the
family to the national capitol, how.
ever. as she stops In Chicago to con.
tinue her musical studies. Miss Am.
and Master Arthur will attend schoo,
in Washington:
Alpha Phi Gives Bazaar.
The Alpha Phi girls of this city viii,
he interested in the following item
from the Minneapolis Journal which
tells Of the activity Of the alumni
members there in their efforts to swell,
the chapter house fund:
The Alpha Phi alumnae are ready
for the fair tomorrow afternoon and
evening for the benefit of the chapte,
house building fund. The fair is al
uotn ~ niS "a. =. AOnne, SlU
Curve venue. Each booth /.
presided over. by three alumnae, and
the freshmen are to act as cash girls
n booths will be presided over in the
following order:
. Towel Booth-Dorothy Stevens. Ell.
len Overlook. Madeline Doolittle.
Linen-Mrs. J.. F. Lyon, Mrs
Charles L. Chase and Bernice Bah.
cock.
Layette Boo.h-Mrs. O. D. christen.
sen. Louise Covey and Bessie Healy.
Bag Booth-Charlotte Blair, Vera
Cole and Frances Reed.
Fancy Goods Booth-Mrs. A, s. Nc.
Laughlin. Mrs. S. H. Baxter and Mrs
MacMartin.
Delicatessen-Mrs. W. II. Wheeler
and Lillian Mcmillan.
Ten-cent Booth-Mrs. Lynn John.
son. Mary Buchanan and Marie Bard.
we'll.
Fish Pond-Marion Traxler and
Mrs. ]. S. Montgomery. Jr.
Aprons-Mrs. Charles R. Williams.
Towels-Caroline Roberts. Mrs
George L. Storer and Mrs. C. A. Paul.
son.
In the early evening, coffee will b.
by Misses Agnes Yerxa, Marie
Mcdonald and Florence Hill. and Mrs
a: H. Poehler, Mrs, F. H. Barney and
Mrs. H. H. Willis will assist"
Mrs. Moore Returns Home.
Mrs. J: r. Moore, who has been q
guest at the home of Mr.,
M Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs for the past
several weeks, left last evening to re
turn to her home in lronwood. Mich,
in Duluth enroute for a short
visit with friends. During her visit
here Mrs. Moore has been the recipi-
ent OF a number of very handsome 30.
cial attentions and the final one wa
event of yesterday afternoon when
Mrs. Sidney Clark entertained at cards
The guests filled Ave tables and bridge
was the chosen game. White chrysan.
tnemums were used for decoration and
the assisting ladies were Mrs. viii,
A. Joy, Mrs. Q. J. Barnes and Mrs
II. D Campbell. A dainty luncheon
completed the pleasure and novel gift.
We're presented to the honor Ruest
Mrs. Moore. Mrs. 6. NJ. Williamson and
Mrs. Miller.
Visiting Nurse Committee Thankful..
The regular monthly meeting of tn.
visiting nurse committee Of the Asso,
ciated Charities was held yesterday IL
the new city hall and in addition Il
the usual routine business plans fol
the christmas season were taken VI
and activities toward preparing fol
the attention Of the city's poor ant
unfortunate at that time will begin a
once The report Of the visiting nurse
Miss Louise Packebusch, rave rise I,
much expression OF thankfulness o,
the part Of the various members To-
the able support which is given then
by the citizens in general and by tn,
professional men especially. in carry
Ing u tnelr many and various lines o
charitable work. Owing to the gener
osity OF different thoughtful citisen,
the committee has never been withou
money. Several very generous sum
have been contributed at. differen
times and this money lie expended b,
the committee for drugs, medicino
M materials used in. the treatment O
the sick. and this bill each month 4
not a small one. At Thankseivin,
time q gift Of supplies for dinner
came from the pupils Of the Belnon
school through the effort of the prin
cipal. Miss Katherine whiteley,. Th,
GIT was 50 generous that not all Of |
was needed so the canned goods hav,
been packed away and will be used !,
the Christmas donations. :.
1t is quite probable that only a SINAI
majority Of the people realize nov
much charitable work is done by tn,
city's profession men, the physician.
the dentists and the specialists. No
M has ever hesitated to receive a pa
ttent brought to their notice BY tn,
visiting nurse and in response the.
have given them their very best wori
without asking. or even accepting mon
etary remuneration. Not a mont
goes by but. what the visiting Mrs
finds In her travels children with de
fective eye sight or poor teeth. who's
parents are unable to nave them care,
for. She Immediately takes them q
the necessary specialist and they hav
always been received with as mucl
interest as though they were able {
pay the full price for their treatment
An example of one instance prove
this. A dentist did $50 worth OF worl
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