The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-31
Halloween ON Today.

uASs Nv SeS1StS sIo ItldNink merry Il,
the residence Of Mrs. s. F.. Halfyard
Tonight the st. Agnes Guild part,
at the Guy c. H. Corliss residence
will be Il big event and the guests
may come In costume II they desire
An invitation to all friends Of the
guild is extended and a program Of al
the mystic FRANKS known will be car.
ried out. Refreshments will be served
and there will be fun every minute.
Last evening part of the ladies OF
the Methodist Aid society celebrated
ut the residence of Rev. and Mrs. F.
NJ. Mccoy on South Fifth street and
their husbands Joined in the fun
Mesdames Docken. Turney, Burrows
Foster and Mallory were the assisting
hostesses and they made the home
wierd and spooky with black cats
pumpkin jack o. lanterns INC witches
Fifty guests were assembled and the
chief fun vas the march of the
ghosts, each trying to carry two pc.
Won out in he contest. Other games
caused just as much merriment and
the splendid lunch at IL O'Clock
brought the party to a successful
close.
Tonight the Sodality girls of st.
Michael's church give a big party at
the X. c. hall and the fun is to be
new and novel.
Entire Club Elects.
The first regular meeting of the
year was held by the members of the
Entire Nous club yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. S. II. Ashley In
the Dinnie apartments and new officers
were elected as follows:
President-Mrs. Frank Griffin.
Vice President-Mrs. Marshall Bran
non.
Secretary-treasurer-Miss Ada Du-
rand.
The club began its years work on
the study of Holland and China and
a very excellent program was given.
As a side study they are taking up
Grittis' Brave Little Holland" and
yesterday Mrs. Ashley gave Il synopsis
Of the first five chapters. Mrs. a. E,
Logan read a splendid paper on Ear
ly Dutch History" Mrs. O. Is. Burt
ness had prepared an excellent paper
on Life on Dutch Canals" and Mrs
Marshall Rrannon read an equally in
teresting one III The Revolt of the
Netherlands" At roll call each men,
her responded to IF l should go to
Holland and the session proved eX-
ceptionally valuable n interesting.
Mrs. Burtness will be hostess next
Monday and the Holland study will be
continued. The plan of the members
is to cover the art. history and litera-
and they will begin work or Germany
after the holidays. Mrs. Ashley con-
cluded yesterdays gathering with a
dainty r~efreshment service and was as.
sisted by her guest. Mrs. Ashley OF
Milton. VT. Mrs. E. NJ. Atterberry OF
Williston was Il guest from II OF
town.
Father Very iii.
Mrs. E. ]. Densmore left today
noon for st. Paul. called by the Sc
rious illness of her father. L. L. Kid
der. who has often been a guest at
the Densnore home in this city. Mr..
and Mrs. kidder who have just re-
Gently disposed of their property in
terests in New Richmond. Wis. to
come to this city to reside with their
daughter had just reached st. Paul a
few days 6 to visit a short time
with their son. Mr.. kidder has not
been extremely we'll but this attack
wal very sudden and the news came
as a shock to Mrs. Densmore. She
will remain with him for several days
hoping that he may sufficient
~ to accompany her home in a few
weeks.
Wa Artists AcOnlpanist,
Prof. and Mrs. Louis Rowland re-
turned today noon from Winnipeg
where they have been since Friday
evening, Mr.. Rowland going as accom-
PIANIST for Miss Eva Mylott. an Aus
tralian contralto who gave two con-
certs at the Royal Alexander. one on
Saturday and one on Monday even
ing. Miss Mylott who is a protege of
Melba. sang to immense audiences and
was given a splendid reception. She
is an artist who is we'll known in the
English provinces but this is her first
tour of America.
Here for Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Cumming ar
rived last evening from Chicago and
ming. a brother of Mr.. Cumming, on
Walnut street. They came to be in
attendance at the wedding of Miss
Mae Cumming tomorrow evening and
will remain several days. MI. and
Mrs. r. w. Frazee and little daughter,
Miss Cannon. of Oslo also arrived to-
day to be amons the wedding guests.
Congregational Guild Meets.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Plymouth
congregational church will hold its
first meeting in the I'd rooms in
the new church edifice Wednesday aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock and all ladies
OF the congregation are very cordially
invited. There will be plenty of work
to do as the guild is planning for a
bazaar and supper to be given the
hrst week in December.
Miss Shinn to Speak.
Miss Fannie Shinn of Nekoma. pres.
ident of the Congregational Home
Missionary society of North Dakota,
Will be the guest of Mrs. T. A.. Rees
OF Walnut street tonight and all day
tomorrow n while here she will give
three talks at the Plymouth ConEre.
gatfonal church. She will give an adj
dress at 4 o'clock Wednesday after.
noon n again at 8 o'clock in the
IN ADDITION to an informal
talk before the Congregational guild
at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Wolff Hostess.
Miss Clara Wolff entertained the
girls of the "?" club last evening at
her home on Walnut street and in adj
dition to the club members were Mrs.
1aaroid Pond, Mrs. w. c. Bulge and
Miss Grace WEIGH. The girls passed
the evening with the usual pastimes
and at the close a dainty lunch was
served in the dining room. Miss Wolnr
used h Halloween idea for her deco
rations and the table was pretty with
candles and pumpkins.
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Junior Party Saturday.
The second Of the series Of mnothly
parties for the Junior club Of Wesley
conservatory will be held Saturday
afternoon in the city studios and the
hours will be from 9 to 5 O'clock. The
committee In charge is Miss Floy
Jackson. Miss F1ossie Weller and Miss
May Nisbet and they are arranging for
u Halloween function.