The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-27
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Social Service Work Started.

Social Service Work Started.
At a meeting OF the social welfare
committee of the Women's Civic lea
que held last evening at the library
building the first active steps We're
taken towards the establishment of
organized social service work in this
city. With the COMMITTEES of which
Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette Is chairman, ais
met Miss Louise P~ackehusch. visiting
nurse for the Associated Charities.
Miss Mary Sutherland. teacher Of do
nestle science in the city schools.
Miss Bertha Erdman. head Of the
nurses training department at the
university. and Miss White. also OF
the university faculty. and these la
dies will work with the league COM
mittee in Quilting he plan of work
to be taken up after the holidays.
The committees decision was to
hold within the next month IL moth
ers' meeting at each Of the six city
schools for the purpose OF organizing
TWO distinct mothers clubs, n for
the south end of the city and the
other for the north end At these
meetings. the dates to be Set by the
principals of the various buildings.
Il miscellaneous program will be CIV
en- which will include Il talk to the
es are in regard to taking up this
helpful service. If they are anxious
enough for the work to cooperate
with the league the committee will
at once plan a course in domestic
science to be given for these moth
ers' clubs and beginning Immediately
after the holidays. The committee
members are putting forth unusua!
effort TO benefit needful mothers n
&c improve their own II home lie.
Entertained for Mrs .Hayford.
Mrs Reno l.. Hayford of Minneapo-
lis was prettily ho2ored yesterday att
ernoon when her sister. Mrs. Harold
Lamming of Ashton street. received
a of seventeen ladies to
meet her guest and spend IA social
afternoon with her. Mrs. Lamming
chose pink and white for her house
decorations and bowls Of fragrant car
nations were used in all the rooms.
For the luncheon service at . O'Clock
the table appointments We're carried
out in the same colors and dainty
silk spools tied TO the bon bons We're
given as favors. Mrs. c. p. Lond
assisted Mrs. Lamming with the dam
~ refreshment service and the after
noon hours We're happily passed With
chatting and need!ework.
Mrs. Hayford and her little laugh
ter, Miss Helen. plan to return to
their home in Minneapolis next We'd
nesday after having enjoyed a ten
days visit here.
Crookston Guests Arrive.
4 large party of guests have already
arrived from Crookston to hear the
Nine. Gadski concert this evening and
Northern Pacific flyer this evening.
The splendid weather made it posi-
BILE for several lot parties and all
are guests at the hotels. \ few of
those already here are Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Misner. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.. Mis-
ner, DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Morley, Mr..
and Mrs. B. D Keck. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Dot
son. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Bracelin, Mr..
Charles Bang. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Loring. Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Davies,
Mrs. a. a. Miller. Mrs. S. W. Vance.
Mrs. S. Rosenthal. Mrs. C. E. Dampier,
Miss Olive Fortier and Byron Leick.
First Council Meeting.
Twenty-Five members of the Baptist
ouiiudS ocHool COUNCIL 6dlLeTeu Idst
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Clark on South Sixth street
and gave the first meeting of the yea
the necessary enthusiasm and interest
to make it a very successful one. Miss
Barbara Henry was hostess with Mrs.
Clark and they concluded the evening
with a dainty refreshment service.
II. e. Winslow took up the even
ing discussion on the subject Plans
and Specifications for the Year" and
every member present took some part
suited in much interesting information
for all. The November meeting will
be held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Begg.
Dinner Invitations for Daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinnie have is
sued invitations for a formal dinner
to be given next Monday evening at
their home or North Fourth street in
honor of their only daughter, Miss
Vivian Dinnie. The dinner hour is Z
o'clock and eighteen guests will be re.
ceived.
Mrs. Tarling Gave Supper.
Mrs. w. H. Tarling gave as her hon
or TO Mrs. George Wilson of Great
Falls, Mont. who is the guest Of Mrs.
G. E. Mapes an informal supper par
ty. entertaining a company of six at
her home on Belmont avenue. The
supper was served at 6 o'clock with
Mrs. Mapes assisting and the evening
was spent in social chat.
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Mrs. Vincent Hostess Today.
Mrs. L. P. Vincent is today's host
ess in honor of Mrs. George Wilson OF
Great Falls, Mont, and she is enter
tanning a company of ten ladies this
afternoon at her University avenue
home. The pleasure will be concIud-
ed with a supper at s o'clock and for
the table Mrs. Vincent has chosen a
bouquet Of red carnations as the only
decoration. The afternoon was ex-
ing as the pastime.
W. c. T. Z. Reports Given.
At the regular meeting of the w. c.
T. y. held this afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. John Dinnie on North Fifth
street with Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson as
the hostess the members heard the re-
ports Of the recent state convention
n also a discussion OF THE Flor
ence C%rittenton Home There was a
good tendance of members.
To Honor Miss Ryan.
Mrs w S. Whitman and Mrs. John
Haliely Will issue invitations TODAY
for a card party to be given next
Tuesday afternoon as a pre-nuptial
honor to Miss Elizabeth Ryan who
weds November g.. They will receive
at Mrs. Whitman's home in the Dim
ME block.
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Miss Collins Home.
Miss Gertrude Collins returned last
evening from Minneapolis where she
has enjoyed a delightful months yis-
1t as q guest at the home Of her ,,naIo