The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-14
Royal Ncishbors Elect Tonight.

The Royal Neighbors will meet at
the Empire hall at $40 O'Clock this
evening or the annual election of Of
ticers and all members are requested
to le present.
Young Peoples Meeting.
The Young Peoples society OF he
FIRST Lutheran church will meet at the
church nj s o'clock this evening.
There will be Il program and refresh
mcnts.
Away for Holidays.
Mrs. Harry q. Smell left last evening
guest Of her parents. MIR. and Mrs,
4. NJ. Attrrbcrry. over the holidays.
Mr.. Smell will join her for Christmas
dinner.
Miss Ferguson to We'd.
of MIR. and Mrs. George Ferguson OF
this city. will be among the December
brides II the date OF her marriage
to .iaenus Erickson is "Wednesday.
December 20.
Home Cooking Ono Speciality.
Home cooking and fancy work will
he the specially offered for sale by
Il ladies OF district three of the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society at the
bazaar to be held in the church Fri
day afternoon II evening and those
having contributions are requested to
leave them at the proper booth Fri
day morning.
n. w. Z. y. Christmas Party.
Inc christmas party at the Y. W.
7. ~. this year has been set for next
Monday evening n ii will be Il
CHRISTMAS tree party. The fun will be-
gin at S o'clock but all girls who wish
to attend are requested 10 send to
the association building Il gift not TO
exceed ten cents in value and accom-
panied by her card. Only those who
send gifts will be remembered by the
real santa. who will have charge of the
tree. All II women are cordially
invited and the association is planning
on a real merry time.
Class HCnOrCd Miss Hancock.
Miss Laura Hancock. who becomes
a pride this month. was honor guest
at the supper party for the Philathea
class OF the Baptist Sunday school
given at h home of Mrs. n. r.. Lin
coin on Walnut street and her sister
members presented her with a ster-
llns cream dipper engraved With the
class name. Thirty girls We're present
ana the delicious supper were serv-
cd by the members of the good cheer
committee. Mrs. John Fitzgerald. Mrs.
Charles Bailey, Mrs. Mofitt and Miss
Serena Blue.
The evening was given over to COM
pletlng the sewing for the Christmas
box which was packed ind will be
sent to a missionary pastors family in
the western part of the state.
Jane PaEett'> Birthday.
The home of Mr., and Mrs. Horace
Pasett. sol Cottonwood street was the
scene of a delightful birthday party
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. Pag-
EFT entertained a company of little
folks in honor of her daughter. Jane.
who was s years old that day. The
little honor guest was the recipitant
of many nice gifts from her little
friends who were mostly school mates.
The afternoon was spent in playing
games after which they all sat down
sisted by Mrs. +. Scott, Miss Jessie
Gray, Miss Erma Grumiller and Mrs.
Ruth Pagett of st. Paul. The guests
were Willard McCarty. Wilda Delay.
Llverne Westlund. Mary Kneeland,
Hazel Allen, Ruth Gaulke. Lillian
~Johnstonc. Irene Anderson, Ruth
Montgomery. Mildred Lentz. Margur-
cite Neville. Gertrude Neville. Laura
Tompkins. Ruth Scott, William Gray.
A'SAN
Scott and Moythen Pagett.
+ 4
Had Christmas Party.
The meeting of the Baptist Aid So
ciety held yesterday afternoon in h
church parlors was converted into a
real Christmas party and following the
work hour and business session the
hostesses, Mrs. w. S. Begg. Mrs. O. A..
Webster and Mrs. +. j. Babcock, call
ed the guests to lunch and to their
great surprise they found the table
adorned With two Christmas trees
which were heavily laden with gifts
for each II present. The gifts were
bags of home made candy which the
guests took home with them and the
service was of popcorn n candy.
The society completed the packing
OF their missionary box to he sent to
a missionary pastor in the western
part of the state and it was the most
elegantly equipped Christmas box that
has ever been sent out. 1t contained
everything necessary for a pastors
family and from the Philathea class
came a baby box with Il complete and
beautiful infants wardrobe. Mrs. w.
a. Snow of Fargo was n guest at the
gathering and the program was very
fine consisting of readings by Miss
Ethel ufman and Miss Rose Baker
and a solo by Miss Gladys Hill.
The society's next meeting will he
the annual gathering and it will he
held January 10. Election of officers
will be held at hat time and Mrs.
Y. p. Sauires, Mrs. a. j. AnDyke and
Mrs. Belle Milne were appointed the
nominating committee.