The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-25
Institute Committees 1T Work.

Inc various committees Ill charge
of the preparation for the volunteer
workers institute to be held at the
Young Women's Christian association
the first three days in November are
holding meetings daily and are maxi
ing progress every day. Last evening
the banquet committee. Mrs. Sidney
Clark, Mrs. Howard L. Simpson and
Miss JOY, met and decided that the
banquet to be held on Thursday even-
women who may be interested in the
association. They have not yet de-
ctded where it will he given but the
speakers will be three of the national
secretaries. Miss Emma +. Byers. Miss
Florence SimmS and Miss Mary S.
Bushnell.
The luncheon committee. Mrs. A.
=. Clifford. Mrs. II. 3. Griffith and Mrs.
q. Is. Burtness. are meeting this aft
ernoon to perfect plans for the noon
day luncheon to be held Wednesday,,
the first day of the institute. 1t will
be for the members. directors. visiting
delegates II the national secretaries
and the program will he II OF short
talks on the various aspects OF the
work to be taken up.
The entertainment COMMITTEES. Mrs.
j.. NJ. O'Neale. Mrs. +. Il. Griffith and
Mrs. f. r. Chandler met yesterday
TO arrange for til" entertainment OF
the seven secretaries and the visiting
delegates. They will endcavor to have
all entertained at private homes and
are working on the matter at present.
h physical culture committee has
planned the big gymnasium rally for
the last evening. Friday. November 5.
at which time DR.. Anna Baker will
be the speaker. The high school girls
will sing and Miss Gail Ridgway will
play.
First Recital at Corwin.
be given by the students of Wesley
college conservatory will be rendered
at Corwin hall Thursday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock and as in the past a cor
dial invitation is extended all those
interested in good music. The fol-
lowing interesting program has been
arranged:
Toccata Paradies
Miss Bessie T~haraldson.
Ballet Music ...... Meyer Helmund
Miss Holmes.
Don Prosser.
az The Rose complained.... Franz
CD Dedication Franz
,, Miss zula Rowe;
Miss Lilah Sannes.
+! Mss Trcacy Resigns.
Miss Mae Treacy who has served so
efficiently as bookkeeper and stem
ographer In the office OF the Tri-State
Telephone company for the past seven
Years has resigned her position in or
der to spend the winter in California
she Will be succeeded by Miss An
MISS Ireacy and her mother. Mrs. F..
J. Treacy, will leave November s for
Los Angeles n will be away six
months. ~
Mrs. Trepanier Hostess.
Mrs. Charles P. Trepanier enter
tanned a small company very informal
~ this afternoon at her Fourth avenue
nome as an honor to Miss Margaret
Mclnerney of Livingston. Mont. who
Is the guest of Mrs. J. H. McInerney.
Miss Mc1nerney and her mother who
nave been here several weeks expect
to complete their visit next Monday
and will leave on the noon train for
their Montana = home:
Miss Wolff Next Hostess.
Ihe girls Of the "?" club met last
evening with Misses Martha and Mar
garet Williams at their home on
tourth avenue and Mrs. L. Klein Van
Alstine of Duluth. one of the club
members who has not been with the
girls for some time, was present to
enjoy the pleasure Of the happy fort.
nightly gathering. Miss Clara Wolff
was chosen the next hostess and the
hostesses served a delicious lunch be-.
lore the evening came to a close.
Mrs. Smith Entertains Next,
The ladies' of the Tuesday club
passed a delightful evening this week
with Mrs W. c. Stebbins at her home
on University avenue. They INDUCED
N the usual pleasures and Mrs. Rand
smith was chosen hostess for the next
gather1ng. Mrs. Stebbins completed
the evening with a dainty r%efreshment
service and was assisted by her sister,
ln-laW, Miss Rosina Stebbins of Shell.
ton. Neb.. who is her guest.
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Gad>kf's Daughter Coming.
line Johanna Gadski, who will sing
70 at the auditorium next
Friday evening will be a guest at the
rleoerlck MOTEL during her stay in
the city n she will be ACCOMPANIED
by her daughter. They will arrive
thursday evening that the prima dom
ma may enjoy a thorough rest before
singing her conce program.
Mrs. Babcock Returns Tonight.
Mrs. Otto Babcock who has beer
AtAA6 6uOol VI DCdN ana Mrs
y. J. Babcock at University Place for
the past ten days will return this even
ing to her home at Winnipeg. Mrs
hancock is a former resident and was
the recipient of a number of pretty
social attentions during her visit.
Honors for Mrs. wilson.
Mrs. George Wilson of Great Falls
Mont, who is being entertained as the
guest of Mrs. G.. E.. Mapes of Chey-
enne avenue Is to receive two social
honors this week. Mrs. Mapes will be
hostess tomorrow afternoon and Mrs,
l.. P. Vincent will entertain FRIDAY
afternoon at her University avenue
home.
Assisting With Sale.
Mrs. Drager, formerly Miss Rose of
Fargo who has become a bride since
coming to this city, has taken a no
sition with Wesley conservatory in as
slstlng with h ticket sale for the ar
lists recital course.
Entertained at Luncheon.
Dean and Mrs. f. J.. Babcock en-
tertained as their guest at luncheon
today. DR.. kendrick c. Babcock of
Washington, D.. G.. Though no rela-
ton Dr: Babcock and Dean Babcock
are college classmates, having grad
uated from the University Of Mime.
sofa In 1889. and they are enjoying
this visit together thoroughly.
Zion Aid Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Zion
Lutheran church will meet at the
!church Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock and refreshments will be
served by Mrs. G.. Rydal and Mrs
Thomas Bake.
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