The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-11
TO Visit Miss panoyitz.

row from Crookston and will ne enter
tanned for IL week as the delightful
guest of Miss Elizabeth Panovitz at
her nome on Walnut street. Miss
Eiken has visited here frequently and
Is always cordially welcomed by her
many friends.
Book ny Hugh Burleson.
The Conquest OF Il Continent is a
hook which the Woman's Auxiliary of
st. Paul's church will study in their
mission work this winter II to know
that the author of the book is Rev.
Hugh l.. Burleson of New York, gen.
eral secretary to the board Of missions,
a brother OF the pastor of ST. Paul's.
Rev. j. *. Rurleson. may attract a
great many mere students. Rev. Hugh
Rurleson is 4 very intellectual man
and the study of his book will I've one
of the most beneficial works which the
auxiliary has Vet undertaken.
Womam's Auxiliary Meeting.
The Women's Auxiliary of st. Paul's
Episcopal church will hold its regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon this week
instead of Friday and Mrs. Fl. l.. Pitts
will be the hostess at her home in the
Dinnie block. flat .. The meeting will
be held at 3 o'clock and as the mem-
Hers are TO begin the study of The
Conquest OF a Continent" it is hoped
that as many women of the parish as
possible will avail themselves of the
opportunity to study with the auxiliary
together.
Party at Else Home.
The home of Conductor and Mrs.
George Else at Antler was the scene
of a delightful dinner party Thursday
evening when Mrs. Else entertained
a company of young people in honor
OF the birthday anniversary OF her
son. John. who was that
day. The guests presented the honor
ed guest with IL handsome watch fob
as Il remembrance of the occasion
and places at the table were arranged
for Miss Margaret Murray. Miss Edith
Reid, Miss Emma Mcintosh. Miss
Lois Else. John Conlin. Lorne How
ard. Garret Inman and John Else.
Mrs. Lombard mcrtained.
\ company Of thirty ladies We're de-
1ightfully entertained this afternoon as
guests of Mrs. \. j.. AnDyke and her
daughter. Mrs. II. X. Geist. at the
lattcr's home on North Sixth street
and the onored guest was Mrs. Ida
Lombard of Minneapolis who is visit
ing with Mrs. AnDyke. The pleasure
was lid hcu Will ClldIIIllIS lIllOTIIldIl-
ty and the guests brought their Christ
mas needlework with them in order to
pass the chatting hours industriously
as we'll as happily. Mrs. E. A. Mills
was a charming guest from Crookston
and the hostesses completed their aft
ernoon with the service of a prettily
appointed tray lunch. Mrs. Paul B.
Griffith n Mrs. H. W. Randall as
sisted in the service Of the luncheon.
sufrragettee at Land Show.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: The period
Of the land show in St. Paul. Decem-
her IL to 20. will have all the activity
Of a political campaign for the suf-
frage organizations. which are plan
ming to take advantage Of its crowds
for energetic propaganda work. This
has especial fitness from the fact that
the materials for the land show itself
are drawn largely from the states in
which equal suffrage is an accom-.
plished fact or is regarded with n de-
gree of favor. The presence of the
governors of several suffrage states
and many others familiar with equal
suffrage in actual operation will be
a spur n announcement to the
Minnesota workers in their campaign
ing and will help to create a favora-
BILE environment for the educational
work planned.
The inquiries at Mrs. Eneline
Pankhurst's recent lecture showed a
general and serious desire for anthem
tic information in regard to the
workings and results Of equal suf-
frage. This the suffragists will en-
deavor to satisfy at their booth at the
lane show by providing a liberal
amount of literature covering these
points and by having present at all
times representatives able to give full
information. The work OF arrang-
ing for the booth has been done by
the Minnesota Suffrage association Of
which Mrs. a. T. Hall of St. Paul
is president. and the details of the
plans are largely in her hands. In
the carrying out Of the plans the
state association will have the en-
thusiastic help OF the Woman Suf-
frage party and Of the Political equity
club and members Of all these organ-
izations and other local suffrage So
cieties will assist in the booth.
One Of the first acts Of the recent
ly elected executive committee Of the
state association was to provide for
the enrolment of all persons commit
ted to the principle OF equal suffrage
as members of the association with
out the payment Of any fee. An i'm
portant part of the work at the land
show will be enrolling new members
under this provision. An interesting
feature will be an illustrated lecture
on suffrage by Mrs. Hall, the new
state president which will he given
on wonan's day. Friday.