The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-21

Holiday Time Is Hero.
The homecoming Of young men
ana women from eastern schools and
the general stir everywhere in antici-
patton of mex, Wednesday,. the hap
piest day in all the year, has put a
thorough Christmas spirit into every.
Trims and today society is eagerly
awaiting he a festivities that are
to COM with the proper observance
OF Christmas and New Years day.
Entertainment in any form viii he
quite n%nthought Of from now until
Christmas day with the exception Of
the Sunday school Christmas trees and
the Associated Charities party for the
poor but after Santa comes. all at
%tention will then be turned toward
having a jolly good time Just as long
as vacation lasts.
In addition to all the handsome
dansins parties scheduled for next
Week there will he numerous other af-
fairs. Tho coming Of David Warfeld
IN The Return of Peter Grimm" at
Ithe Metropolitan on Friday evening
Viii DC an exceptionally splendid OPP
n%"rlunity for holiday entertaining.
reach the usual number for the holt
day season and dinners and suppers
Will not be few. The dancing par
ties include the December co.illion Of
n German club at the paco,ah ON
fldaN evening. the Ccmms club cotil.
lion at the pacotah on Monday even-
ing. December so. and the knights of
Coiu1neus informal holiday hop on
the same evening. the Elks New
Years hal. on Tuesday evening. De.
een1her 81 and the high school juniors
dancing party at the knights of Col.
INDUS Club rooms on New Years
night. The presence Of numerous Wis.
1tins guests will add to the interes,
Of all these parties.
IN Monday. January s. the girls Of
ST. Michaers Young Ladies Sodali,y
Civ. a surprise" party in the church
auditorium and will entertain as
guests their gentlemen friends and all
YOUNG men of St. Michael's parish. 4
splendid time Is being provided but
everything is to be on the surprise or.
der: For the day after Christmas the
sophomores Of the high school have
arranged a sleighride and the Young
people will have a supper after the
outing.
The Sunday school Christmas trees
and programs begin Monday evening
and continue all through the week,
some OF the Lutheran churches having
'ieitS on TlOdN evening.
!Cantata at Zion Lutheran.
a Christmas cantata. Holy Night"
at the Zion Lutheran church sunday
evening a: $50 o'clock. The choir
VIII he assisted by a quartet and SOLO.
lists including Miss Jennie Anderson.
Soprano. Miss Agnes Hassell, aItn'
Emil odegaard. tenor, Lawrence An
aeron' bass George Anderson. bari
and Miss Amanda Berg. organ.
ist: The ean:ata will consist Of the
following choruses and solos:
chorus. carol-"Wonderful Night"
Recitative, tenor-"There Were
Air. tenor-"From Highest Heav.
Chorus-"1t is the Christ"
Solo. hass-To You the B~ies.ednc.s
He Bears"
Chorus-"Then Let Us Ever joyful
Chozal-"An Christians May Re-
Recitative. soprano-"Mark Well
Air. soprano-"once Did the Skies
Before Thee Bow"
Congratulations. Thrice Wei.
Gentle Head"
Chorus-"Sow Praise We All Our
God" ou'
Quartet-"Wonderful Night"
chorus-"o Come, Ye Feathful
All"
Methodist Sunday Music.
The music service at the First Meth.
odtst church Sunday will SAVIOR of the
christmas season and the ogr
arranged for the day is as follows:
Prelude-Second Sonata. H. Durham
Mrs. L. e. Harrington.
ta) Processional-Christ in Glory.
cd Christmas Carol ............
Choir.
Choir. Buck
Violin solo-Andante Religioso....
Thome
Mr.. Lampert.
o Holy Night ............. Adam.
Solo by Miss Bessie Tharaldson.
ta) Christmas Carol
b Break Forth Into JOY. Shelley
0 Thou rl,a, Br hnoar: Good 7,d,nvs
to Zion. from Messiah. 800. Handel
Miss Irma Mallory.
II Sleeping Child
String Quartet-Miss Glove Irwin.
Messrs. Norman Weller, Alfred
Howe. g. A. Lampert.
Eallelutah Chorus, from .Messiah"
Postlude--Grand Chorus. 49,, GuiIman NJ
Mrs. L. c. Harrington.
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Luncheon for Fourteen Courses.
One Of the holiday pleasures for the
VIE and daughters Of President.elect
woodrow Wilson is taking place in
New York city today and a dispatch
speaks OF the afai as follows:
Mrs. Wilson. wife Of the presi-
dent-elect, and her daughters, will be
greeted by more than 1000 women at
y reception and luncheon here next
Saturday.. ~
"Twenty-two little girls have been
drilled by h e Woman's Democratic
club to make the proper courtesies be.
fore fhe next first lady Of the land. and
each will present to Mrs. Wilson an
American Beauty rose.
although Mrs. Wilson requested
that the luncheon be simple and
democratic, fourteen courses arc to be
served"
Elk Dinner for the Poor.
Devils Lake World: The 'Lsd,es
Auxiliary TO the Elke met YESTERDAY.
afternoon in the Elks' home and spent
the lime Very Dleasan tly in sewing and
playing rum DUN. At 5 O'Clock de-
llci"us refreshments We're served by
the hostess Of the afternoon, Mes
danes Myers. Gray and Holt. A short
business meeting was then held at