The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-19

of protective work among young girl
is an important hrunch Of the Crit
tcnton work which We arc dcvotin,
much time to ut present." said Mis-
Topping. land l think that II the op
Fortunity presents itself that is III,
strong point I will rake i'll my ad
dress before the Grand Forks circl,
this afternoon. We have founded
Juvenile court work among girls ant
it has developed the need of young
girls protection" In this connection
Miss Topping referred to the l:-year'
old Miss Gunderson who was hroush,
to the home a few years - and sale
that she is now in very good health
She Is tuhcrcular and gradually de
! Ginning.
IL am proud of the Critten,on Circl,
in Grand Forks" said Miss Topping
in closing. and l ann so glad of this
opportunity to visit Your good work
ing MT q if the holiday shop.
ping does prevent Il large attendanc,
at the meeting. The Grand Forks
circle is always doing something nnC
We appreciate 1t more tina | can tell
They care for the supply of he'd lin
: en- for the homo and have never failed
I" keep this feature in the best OF
condition"
New Wears OPEN Houses.
Nv SN'V Wv l1SI!lNlitl tlSlIii WI
holding open house ON New Years day
is gradually being revived and though
as Yet only tratcrnal orders are taking
up the pretty custom it is pleasing TT
note that the pleasure of callinG
somewhere and making merry is not
to lie completely forgotten by social
deN"tees. AS yct no open house in
NitationS have been extended in this
city. Perhaps it is because the gem
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leap Year would make that seem quite
appropriate but. nevertheless 1t is
quite certain that there will be social
mingling at several of the clubs on
New Years afternoon and all should
lbs ready to acknowledge il.
The Commercial club always has an
open house gathering for its members
on New Years day and the y. NJ. Z. \.
is usually depended upon for Il similar
pleasure for the younger men. Then
there are the Elk and the knights Of
Columbus and several other fraterni-
ties that might lake up the custom and
revive il Ill manner that would
stamp them the most gallant OF men.
In Fargo the Elks have announced Il
Very elaborate afternoon for members.
their families and ladies'. The club
rooms are TO be handsomely decorat-
ed in the holiday colors and the club
men will he present To wait upon their
callers in their most gracious manner
The Y. NJ. c. a, of that city also will
he at home New Years afternoon.
In the east society women are TAX
ing up the real old custom and an
nouncins open housc at their private
homes that day. Severa ladies going
together and inviting the young mat
ronS to join them GEMS to be a pop
ular idea and eastern papers say that
the opening of the coming new year
may see Il great many OF the gentle
mcn calling upon the ladies at their
homes u extend greetings.
To Christmas at Minot.
MIR and Mrs. X. j. Scoiicld expect to
leave next Saturday for Minot to spend
Christmas With their parents in that
city and they will he away for Il few
DAYS following. Mrs. Scotield who was
i'll at st. Michacl's hospital for several
days has returned 10 her home on
thoroughly strong is able to be out
again.
Prominent ELK u We'd.
Fargo Courier-News: Mrs. Marsar-
ct Thompson makes formal announce
mcnt of the engagement of her daugh-
ter Miss Jcane Thompson TO Mr.. B.. L..
Nliii'dtl' vi tiiS SllH, anu NIllle lIc
date of the wedding is not definitely
given it is known that it will take
place during the coming month. Miss
Thompson is one of F'argos most ac-
complished young ladies who has IL
host of friends and Mir. kimball is
manager and president of the Fargo
RottlinE works and for several years
secretary OF. Fargo lodge OF E:lks. AL.
ready their friends have begun to ex-
tend CONGRATULATIONS.