The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-14
Mrs. Kelly Entertained Today.

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Mrs. Kelly Entertained Today.
Mrs. ]. Nelson Kelly opened her
home on South Fifth street again this
afternoon for the pleasure Of a group
Of teachers from the city school staff.
the affair being another OF the Satur-
day Afternoon series which Mrs. Kelly
is giving. Mrs. Kelly added to the
charm Of her home with vases Of pink
roses and pink carnations and was as
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. and Miss
Katherine Whitley.
A very enjoyable program wa pro-
Nded BY Mrs. Kelly for the entertain
Of her guests, the numbers be-
Ing some splendid readings by Miss
Porterheld. several musica! numbers
and an interesting game. A delicious
the afternoon and covers were laid
for Misses Bessie Adams, Alice Hen
drixson, Pearl Duell. Echo Turner.
Annie Mcintyre. Olga Jacobson, Emma
Carlson. Mary O'Keefe, Gertrude
Traynor, Laura Fosmark. Jessie Raw
son Helen Hayes, Emma Kelley. Mar
garet Kelly and Nora Walstad.
Christmas Music at Baptist.
Director Louis U. Rowland Of the
First Baptist church choir has been
providing excellent Christmas music
for that congregation all through De-
cember and the program for tomo-
row has some very beautiful numbers.
On account Of illness Miss Jane Smith
will not give her usual organ recital
and these special Christmas numbers
have been substituted. The choir will
give another Christmas program next
Sunday when part Of the cantata writ
ten by Mr.. Rowland will be repeated
and on the first sunday in January a
Very elaborate evening OF Christmas
music will be provided. The program
for tomorrow's services follows:
Morning.
Anthem, "Sing O Heavens. .Bergh
Solo, Before the Cruelty. ..LaForge
Mrs. Paul Griffith.
Evening.
Anthem. BE Joyful. ...Bergh
Solo. 20 Lord Hear My Prayer"....
Miss Gladys Hill.
Accompaniment for piano and or
by Mr.. Harvey.)
Choral, CAS- the Wise Mem. Nancy
Mrs: H: ) y; Cook.
College Students Dance.
A merry time was enjoyed by the
young people who attended the dane
Ing party given last evening by the
students at the Union Commercial col
lege. The party was informal and the
ball room was decorated in the col
lege colors and with remnants and
banners. Mr.. n Mrs. G. +. Thacker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hughes of
the faculty c%haperoned and frappe
and waters were served during the
evening.
The CUES list included Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Thacker. MIR. and MrF.
Robert Hughes. Misses Ruby Halvor-
sen. Violet Daubenberg. Christina
Knutson. Marie Dahl. Airline Price,
Margaret Hobh. Hazel Rowan, Mabel
Holmer. Ella Erickson, Sylvia Stone,
Olive Stone, Mabel Letvig, lane Roy,
1nga Hill. Tlilda Knutson. Matilda
Shulze, Grace Gilbertson, Pearl Grant,
Cora Webster, Lottie Thacker. VIVA
Burke. Rose Anderson, Emily Mem
Eva Primer. Jennie Woods. Rose Cas-
sidy. Gertrude Peterson, Ethel Ford
ney. Clara Johnson. Sigma Bondelid,
Mabel Rice. Clara Ashenbrenner;
Messrs. Clifford Webster. Alex Wilker,
Stanley Croker, Ernest Sweison, Lee
o Tracy, II. Huseby. A. Thorstenson,
Carl Wacksirk, Will MacIllra1th, W.
Harold Castor. Elmer Anderson, K.
c. Beck. Harold Culliton, Victor East
man. Frank Ripley. r. Aseltine, o.
Halick. Chas. Reed, Fred Smitz, A. J..
Arney, James Sweeney, Henry Melby,
Ed Driscoll, Arthur Emard. N. Nc
Gowan, Harry Ray. Albert Dummy,
i. A. Haggert, Wait Venema, Peter
Lesser. Emil Johnson, Richard Ger
ZACH. Arthur Schening, Fred Denker,
Carl Carlson. Will Hannahan, Carl
Amundson. Geo. Schiller, Jno. Smith,
Walter Bordany, Arthur McHaffic, n.
b. Ward. Gori Monley, Will Chittich
NJ. Wroblewski, Roy Benson, James
Culliton. James NJ. Theny, Jave Olson.
Geo. Soumer. Elmer Dangertield
Harry Larson. Herman Hanson, Ovila
LaBarge. Chas. Cameron and FLOYD
learns.