The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-15
SOFIA, Events Of ron,ph,.

Social Events Of Tonight.
This evening will be a busy one for
thr society world of the city for there
are three big functions to attract their
attention. The most important is the
formal opening and dedication of the
maSnif1cent new city hall. 1t is a
splendid building of which the entire
city has Il right to feel proud and the
cordial invitation extended by Manor
". +. Murphy for every citizen to get
ont tonight and see it in all its splen-
dor will surely bring out an eXcep-
ticnally large social gathering. The
Inspection "t the new building will
hc vi keen interest to all and then
there follows the dcdicatory program
4, which will attract all the older pcpu-
lation "f the city.
At the First Baptist church citizens
will gather to hid farewell to Rev. and
Mrs. L. w. Walker Fush who leave
within a few days to make their flu
turc home in Winnipeg. Rev. Pugh to
become pastor OF the Tabernacle Bar.
tist church \ cordial invitation has
been extended to the Baptist ccngrc
cation and all other friends of the
cstimah'c couple and many will stop
al The reception Il few minutes before
continuing on to the city hall. In the
receiving line tonight with tho guests
Of honor will I've Dean and Mrs. E. j.
Eahcock. Harold Winslow and Miss
Emma Wil,se, while tho parlor hos
tesscs will he Airs. NJ. w. Spauidins.
Mrs. y. j. Nelson. Mrs. NJ. ]. Curric.
Miss Laura Hancock and Miss Viola
Cooper. The rcfreshment service will
il. presided over by Mrs. III. *. GciSt,
Mrs, VI. w. Randall. Mrs. Paul t;rif-
It'll, and Mrs. o. Is. Eurtness and the
twelve young ladies Of Mrs. Eahcock's
sunday school class will serve. Mrs.
T.. w. S%chlahere and Mrs. Paul Crit
the church and Prof. Rowland has ar
ranssd the musical program for the
evening.
Al the knights of Columbus hall the
Younger set will gather at . o'clock
for an informal dance ana the party
will II" Il large one. Splendid music
will be provided aud the light fantastic
will lie tripred until ! o'clock.
Commatce Held Meeting.
The subcommittee appointed by
Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette. chairman of the
social service committee of the Wom-
ems Civic league. TO outline a plan of
social serviC, lectures and helps for
mothers for the winter months met
at the Y. w. {. a. Tuesday evening.
They drafted the plan which will be
submitted to the social service COM
mittee and when this is approved by
the league active work will begin. 1t
is expected that organizations of moth
ers will be perfected next Week, a
meeting to he held in Zach of the city
school buildings. and these will then
he formed into two branches. one TO
meet at the Belmont school and one
At the Central. the two buildings
which are supplied with domestic
science equipment.
Old Pioneers Gather.
Thomas Walsh who makes his home
with his granddaughter. Mrs. J. E..
Nineman of Fourth Venue. was SO
wears Old yesterday and six of his old
pioneer friends remembered the old
gentleman n made the evening one
Of a pleasure to be long remembered.
MT. Walsh was not planning on any
celebration of the event and was quite
surprised when these six men who
at the supper hour to dine with him
and chat over old times. Naturally
the conversation was largely upon the
growth of the city since they first saw
II and in the onpa were Messrs.
y. NJ. Holmes. James Elton. Don Me-
Donald. w. l.. Wilder, w. C. Nash
and Edward Walsh. a son of the honor
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Guest Arrived Late.
Miss Ethel Bourbon of Red Lake
Falls. Mimi. arrived last evening 10
spend a Week as the guest of DIR. and
Mrs. II. Fl. Healy at their Riverside
Park homo but delayed trains pre-
vented the party which Mrs. Healy
had planned for her. Miss Bourbon not
arriving until real late in the even
ing. A small informal gathering will
be substituted this evening for the
pleasure that was denied last evening.
Miss Nisbct Hostess.
Miss Jennie %isbet will he hostess
tomorrow evening to the recently or
ganized bridge club which will meet
every W weeks. Miss Nisbet will
entertain at her Cottonwood street
home and at this meeting u name will
be selected for the Club.
Mss Garrisues Leads Tomorrow.
Mrs. Routzahn conducted the ten
minute prayer service held at the Y.
W. g.. a. today noon in observance of
the worlds week of prayer and each
Day the young women arc adding to
the worlds nickel" contribution. Miss
Media Garrigues, the physical director
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~ Society Personals
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Mrs. Fl. w. Dezotell was called to
Grand Rapids. Mich. last evening by
a message announcing the death of her
father.