The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-12
League Rocention.

tended welcome to the students and
young people newly arrived in the city
with a delightful reception in the
church -parlors last evening. PreN-
dent p. H. Lehman provided an excel
lent program Of entertainment which
included a solo by Miss Jennie An.
derson of Wesley conservatory who
was compelled to respond with two
%encores. some splendid readings by
Miss Noltimier. also Of the conserva-
tory faculty. and some charming
readings by Miss Mildred Lehman,
Mr.. Lehman and the church pastor.
dresses Of cordial welcome to the
strangers and the church parlors were
made inviting with attractive decora-
lions in the league colors. scarlet and
white. Delicious refreshments were
served and the group Of girls who
presided over this pleasure were
Misses Gertrude Healy. Edna McMul-
len, Gladys Froats. Marguerite Bur-
rows and Mary Taylor.
Comus Club Membership List.
Thirty-stx young men are included
In the first membership announce
ment of the Comus dancing club which
Will open its winter series Of dance;
SSSAAAA6 ASONSIllOSI -
Plans for the first party are we'll un.
der way and the members are as fol.
lows:
Messrs. Phil Bangs. Godfrey Rolf
Ansel Wineman. Walter Hawkins, Sis
Overaas. James Bulge. Arthur Net.
cher. Sandy Mcdonald. Bruce Nc.
Donald. Ernest Rorke. Frank Rorke
Bernard sandlie. a. A. Brown. VIII.
liam Torgerson. Roy Russell. Johr
WnndR IN N,.-A ~--Is
Halverson. James Brennan. William
W'attam. George Folds. George Col.
born. Walter Cory. T. B. Holmes, Fred
Grabenstetn. Ray Dryden. Vincent
Smith. Michael Panovitz. Howard
Maher. Andy Carr. Edwin O'Reilly
Or. w. j. Hewitt. Fred Brockhon
Clarence Elkin. Perry johnson and
The following musical program will
be rendered at the First Baptist
church Sunday with Louis Upton
Rowland, directing. Miss Jane Smith
at the organ. Mrs. Homer Cook and
Mrs. Paul B. Griffith. soloists:
Morning.
Prelude, Sunrise .Karr-Liszt
Anthem. 80 Praise the Lord for
His Holiness Blair
Onertoire. Russian Romance.
Solo, THE Lord is King: r. nct.oaaa
Mrs. Homer Cook.
Postlude. Grand Chorus. ..... Rogers
Evening.
Anthem. Arise o Jerusalem. .Kins
Onertoire. Andantine 500. .cnareve;
Solo. my Lord and r.. ....... Little
Mrs. Paul Griffith.
Postiude acknowledgements West
Will Attend Convention.
Mrs. e. s. Goss of Bismarck will be
among the prominent club women
here next week for the federation
convention and she will be entertained
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. J. q.
Moore on North Fourth street. Mrs.
Goss takes part in D Of the con.
yention programs: While here Mrs.
Goss will also enjoy a visit with her
sister. Miss Mabel Wright, secretary
at the Wesley conservatory studios.
Market Value.
Your displaced furniture has a
market value or 1t wouldn't have been
good enough for you a month ago.
Advertise it for sale.
Entertained Young People.
The Ladies' Guild Of Plymouth Con.
gregational church entertained the
young people of the congregation in
the church parlors last evening. Uni.
versity students and townsfolk gath.
cred at an early hour and a Jolly time
was had as a series Of games mingled
boys n girls. strangers and stand.
bys SO thoroughly that all were inter.
ested from the beginning. A delicious
service of ice cream and cakes COM
pleted the pleasure and the. hostesses
were assured that their efforts had
not been in vain.
At McGrath Home.
Mrs. John McGauvran Of LanRdon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick McGauvran
OF Seattle are a group of guests be-
Ing entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McGrath OF Belmont ave-
nue. for a few days. Mrs. John Nc.
is Mrs. McGrath's mother
and Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick McGauvran
are former residents Of the sta te who
nave just completed a visit with rela.
tives in Cavalier county
Guest From Grafton.
Mrs. C.. 6. Jackson arrived last ev.
ening from Grafton to enjoy a few
days visit AS the guest Of her niece.
Mrs. Charles Crawford OF North Sew.
enth street. Mrs. Jackson was enter
tanned at lunch today u the que Of
Mrs. Belts.
Guests of Mrs. Finch.
Mrs. w. H. Ruggles and her little
son. Master Ralph. of crookston are
pleasant guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Finch on Chestnut
street and they will remain over Sun.
day.