The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-20
In the Gay Social Whirl
to Faculty Members.

reception to Faculty Members.
resident and Mrs. Frank L. MONEY!
have Issued cards for reception
!IaeSdsy evening to be given at their
| residence on the university campus.
lFhe hours VIII be- from $40 until II:
tetions are the members Of the uni
versity faculty.
Enjoyed Day It Ba&hgate.
MI. and Mrs. g. jackson, Holland
OF Minneapolis who are spending a
Few days in the city accompanied by
at Bathsate where they spent the day
as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chapple
and Mrs. Hollands sister who ia a stu
dent at the school. They returned to
the city last evening:
Mr.. Anderson Visited Fargo.
Preston Anderson Of Jamestown. state
president Of the w. c. T IT,. is spend
ing the day in the city the guest of
Mrs. r. M. Pollock Of Eighth street
south. Mrs. Anderson wal formerly
Of Valley City. but has moved to
Jamestown with Rev. Mr.. Anderson,
who IL pastor Of the Methodist church
in that city. Mrs. Anderson IL ma
tional recording secretary for the w.
lC II. u.
Have Planned Southern Trim.
A pleasure trip through the south is
planned BY Governor John Burke and
Mira. Burke early In January when
they leave Bismarck to give over the
governors mansion to Gover.elect L.
b. Hanna and Mrs. Hanna. Governor
and Mrs. Burke and their family Of
the most distinctive residence in the
state for six years and their retire.
ment from dispensing gubernatorial
h0nOrS and social pleasures 10 much
regretted in both the official and So
cial circles Of North Dakota's capital.
At present Miss Marian Burke. the
visiting In Fargo with her uncle. Ed
mond Burke, and she probably will
accompany her parents on their south
lern trip. The other daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, Is in school, attending. the
Visitation convent in st. Paul. and the
son ia a student at st. Thomas college
in st. Paul. The two older children
END Of the year when 1t is expected
that the ex-governor will have his
home again established in Devils Lake.
The people Of Bismarck will regret
Ito see the governor and Mrs. Burke
leave their city. AS the first lady of
the state. Mrs. Burke has greatly en-
cleared herself to all the citizens Of
ldience there. She has discharged the
numerous duties coming within the
range Of a governors wife in a most
|capable, gracious manner, which has
done much to establishing q high
standard for that position. While she
has always been found devoted to the
interests Of her home and children she
Ih0Q nPaotHod nyyor thA aAN1ol rsHnNtinnQ
lin a way that won the admiration Of
|all and has always been found ready
to respond to the demands which may
have been made upon her in that d.
ERECTION.
Churchand Social Gatherings.
u, Church gatherings are numerous al
the afternoon for the meeting Of the
Golden Rod club. Mrs. A. G. Won
derlich Is hostess and she 10 entertain
ling at her home on BELMONT avenue.
"A service Of refreshments will follow
Itheh n~eedlework hour. -,
The moAthly social and business
meetings of all districts Of the Meth
+ odist Aid society are being held this
Afternoon and fve hostesses are Mrs.
ID. w. Kemerer. Mrs. ]. NJ. O'Neale,
and Mrs. W. A. Crary.
The Presbyterian Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary society is
holding its regular meeting in the
church parlors this afternoon with
Mrs. W, H. Matthews. Mrs. d. NJ. Nc
f1ntosh. Mrs. ]. r. Mclean and Miss
JenAie Mahoney as hostesses. Mrs.
e. 8. Kneeland opened the program
with devotionals and several very in
|teresting papers were read, among
oh avn hafn- ma nm cola rh{~oO hHv
lMrs. A. 1. Hunter. and on New
China" by Mrs. Scott Rex. Mrs. An
drew Veitch read. some letters from
Japan. Mrs. ]. Arthur Williams told
a story on ."Giying to Missions" and
Miss Zula Rowe contributed a solo
with piano accompaniment by Miss
Hazel Rutherford. Refreshments will
be served at the close.
st. Marks Aid society Is having a
%countr ymeeting today. Mrs. Dan Per-
kins being hostess at her farm home
Perkins will serve a dainty supper be.
lfore the close Of the afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the swe-
dish Lutheran church is holding its
Irregular meeting in the church parlors
as the guests OF Mrs. P. ]. Holmberg.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pres
byterian church has been holding an
all day work meeting in preparation
for the bazaar and supper Friday.
This evening the interesting social
party is the November gathering Of
the Young Ladies' sodality Of st.
Michael's church at the knights Of
columbus hall. It will be a back to
childhood" affair with all m girls
dressing as six year ODDS. short frocks
and hair hanging in curls or braids.
1.-The games Of school days will be re-
vived and refreshments in keeping
with the order Of merriment will be
served. The fun begins at 8 o'clock.
The girls Of st. Asnes Guild Of st.