The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-13
First, Lutheran Aid.

| First Lutheran Aid.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Lutheran church will meet Thursday
afternoon in the church parlors at 5
present.
, Successful Sale and Supper.
The Plymouth Guild ladies held a
very successful bazaar and supper in
the Congregational church dining
room last evening and as a result
have added a neat sum to their treas
ury. Their supper was we'll attended.
Guest from California.
Miss Katie Corpstein arrived last
evening from a Jose. Cal, and is
being entertained as a guest at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. II. c. Harvey
on University venue. Miss Corpstein
and Mrs. Harvey are old friends and
their visit is being enjoyed to the cx-
IRENE. Miss Corpstein is IL trained
nurse and the car of a patient whom
she accompanied to Bismarck made
her trip possible at this time.
German Club Changes Date.
The arrangements committee of the
German club That the date
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changed from Friday evening Dcccm-
Der 20. ms was originally set. to Thurs
day evening. December IS. The
change is made owing to the many
other holiday functions set for the
first date.
Mrs. r. IL. Mccoy is in charge of
this party and will name her assisting
ladies this week. Preparations for the
party will then begin an dit undouht-
aHlN will no ono ~ fhSN hand SnnNNSt
holiday events yet chroniclcd in the
city's social history.
Mothers Meetings January II.
The members of the social welfare
committee of the Women's Civic
ripais vi the various school buildings
ot the city and arrangements were
completed for the holding of six
mothers meetings on Thursday aft
crnoon. January IL. These meetings
will be held in the Belmont. Central.
Washington. Winship. Wilder and
Roosevelt schools and at each gath
ering a ward president Of the league
and the principal of the school will
and readings will be carried out with
a tea service at the close but the
prime object will be the presentation
of the leagues plan of social service
work for the winter.
The advisab ility of organizing a
homemaker's club will be discussed
and decided Upon. giving all the
mothers in attendance an opportunity
to take part in ;he discussion and eX-
press their desires in the series of
helps to be given. The meeting was
held at the library auditorium and
was a Very enthusiastic gathering.
First Trio Number.
The weekly recital at Corwin hall.
Wesley college conservatory Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock ought to at
tract a large attendance Of music
lovers for the program is an eXcep-
tionally fine one For the first time
in the conservatory's history the stu
dents will give a trio number. violin.
plano and cello and all the other num-
hers are fine. The complete program
follows:
spring Song Mis-: p.. Merkel
Miss Frendberg
Reading: THE Angel and the shep-
Miss Halcrow.
Cheerfulness Lange
Miss Archer.
W Songs ............ Rolla
MISS lharalQEO0.
Trio for violin. cello and piano..
Miss Parker. Mr.. Howe and Miss
Holmes.
Allegro Nivace OPP. >, No. 2......
Miss Jackson.
........... Fontenailles
Miss Meachem.
sonata for violin and piano. ...Grieg
Miss Weller and Mr.. Lampert.
Mocturne op. Is. No. :...... Chopin
Waltz. c sharp minor. ....... Chopin
Miss Cory
Joa Vale a December Bride.
OF the many bridal announcements
Of the month one Of exceptional in
terest is that given out today when
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Vale of SIS North
Fifth street announced Wednesday,
December %. as the day on which
marriage to Mr.. Fred w. Bruce Of
Thief River Falls. MINI. Miss Vale
is an exceptional popular member Of
the younger society set and though
she had planned to keep her nuptial
news very quiet until her wedding day
It is quite probable that her pre-nup-
tial days will be very busy socially in
spite Of the holiday rush.
! Miss Vale has chosen a home we'd
inns SCAC1AioAS duU TIE VOWS Will De
+. taken in the evening with Rev. Franc.
is NJ. Mccoy. pastor of the First
Methodist church. officiating. Only
the relatives and close friends Of the
two families will he invited and Mr..
Truce will take his bride thai evening
to Thief River Falls where they will
be at home after February 1.
The bride is the third daughter in
Conductor Wales cstimablc family and
she has been a resident Of this city for
the past seven years. previous to that
time having resided with her parents
at Larimore. Devils Lake and Cassel-
ton. She has attended the public
schools OF this city and has grown up
as a young woman Of charming and
gracious manner. Mr.. Bruce is the
Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Bruce of Park River and was q resi-
don't OF this city for four years, leav-
ing only last month for Thief River
Falls. He has beer in the railway
mail service for the past two years and
now has a run or the 500 from Thief
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