The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-12
Civic League Held Meeting.

for foreigners which has been con-
Quoted at the Y. NJ. G.. A. for the past
three weeks. The league decided to
finance the project for the rest of the
spring. a month or six weeks longer at
least as a very great interest in the
class has been taken and its numbers
have doubled since first organized.
y. G. Abbott of the university ex-
tension bureau presented the matter
Of providing lectures for the civic
league in its settlement work and ac-
ton was deferred until next Monday
when a special business meeting will
be held. The league hopes to com
plete preliminary plane for this branch
of work by the latter part Of the
month and will then commence its
course of lectures.
Tho finance committee reported that
IT had made arrangements to secure
Mrs. kathleen lawIer Relcher for a
concert hero soon and that definite
announcement of place and date would
be made Just as soon as arrangements
were completed.
Entertained for Miss WtIsic.
Mrs. L. V. Salvage entertained last
evening at her home on University
arcnuc in compliment To Miss Emma
| W1isi" who Expects to leave Saturday
for her homo in Grand Meadow. Mimi.
Mrs. Salvage extended her invitations
to a group "f girls from the Ontario
store Nhcrc Miss Wilsie has nae hor
art studies for some time and for their
entertainment she provided numerous
games and contests. During tho oven
ing the guests presented the honoree
with a pretty silver souvenir spoon
and the pleasure Mas brought 10 a
! close with u delicious refreshment
service: Misses Gina Anderson and
Clara Peterson assisted the hostess
and the guests We're Misses Wilsic.
Anna Laurent. Louise Philion, Mnudc
/ Walker. Phil"m"ne Narsnick, RHgn-
hild Anderson. Gina Anderson. Mabel
ana Clara Peterson. Nellie Coulter and
Gertrude Adams.
Missionary Meeting Wednesday.
h Woman's Home Missionary So
cictE of the Methodist church will
meet AZ tho home of Mrs, George
iSturtevant. ia Boulevard avenue.
Wednesday afternoon at ; o'clock.
Il topic for study is The Problem
of Race and Mrs. d. \. Mcleod will
be the leader. This is the regular
tendance is desired. All Ladies of the
church and congregation arc cordially
invited. The progra follows:
pcNc'ionals-Mrs. j. q. Moore.
Violin Solo--Miss Olive Erwin.
F'aper-"The Problem of Race
Mrs. y. a. Mcleod.
Vocal So'o~-Miss irma Mallory.
Farewell for Mrs. Griffin.
The members of the Entire Nous
club this afternoon converted the So
clai hour of thn clubs meeting held
at Mrs. RI. q. SHELLS home into a fare.
Well for Mrs. Frank Griffin and pre-
sented her with q handsomely hound
COPY Of Court Life i'm Italy by Mrs
Ratch"iler. Tn" luncheon service i'm
mediatclN followed and was II Of
extremely pretty appointment. At the
taoi" II humorous program was car.
, rier out and Mrs. Griffin will long ro-
member the gathering for its happi-
ness. Mrs. Grifin's place as prcsidrn,
OF the club will he filled by Mrs. Mar
shall Rra who has heen elected
10 that place aud Mrs. o. b. Rlrtncss
has been elected vice president. filling
Mrs R%rann"n's former Office.
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Miss Howe Returns.
Miss Alba Howe. Who has been
away since the first of the year enioy-
spring and summer millinery stock.
retlirne dto the city Yesterday. Miss
Howe did her buying in the markets
Of St. f'aul and Chicago and is excep-
%tionally we'll pleased with the new
styles and h patterns which she has
purchased for her opening shortly
before Easter.
Informal Supper Party.
Mrs. y. r. Lincoln will entertain
q small company informally at supper
Friday evening at her home on wal
nut street in compliment to Mrs. Will
ard Adams Of Tacoma. Wash, who
is a guest at the home of her parents.
Mr.: and Mrs. j. S. Milne. Her guests
will be Mrs. Lester F. W~eatherwax of
Charles City. Iowa. Mrs. r.. G.. Buck
ingham and Mrs, Harry Hancock.
Miss Sims Back From Fast.
Mis- sHelen Sims. head of the mill
iinerF department at Benner & Begg's,
returned yesterday from New York.
Chicago and the twin cities where she
has been since the close Of the winter
season and is busy arranging her new
quarters in that department store.
Miss Sims has purchased a splendid
line of spring millinery in the eastern
markets and will have some very
Dire things to show when she an
ho'inces her annual opening.
Silver Tea This Afternoon.
n ladies of the Eastern Star gath
cred in large numbers this afternoon
at the nome of Mrs. A.. Fisher on
North Sixth stree, and We're guests
OF Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. s. Friedman.
The ladies brought their needlework
and worked as they chatted mcrrily
from : until ) o'clock. Delicious re-
1reshlnents We're served during the
AFTERNOON and the usual silver collec-
ton was added to the treasury.
J 900
Miss Pclissicr Takes Position.
Dickinson Press: Miss Elsie Pelis-
ser LETT saturday for New England
where she will be employed as princi.
pal Of the New England school for the
rema1necr Of the school year. She
takes the place Of Prof. W. A. Land
niom, "ho goes to accept a new posi.
ton il Fargo. Miss Pellissier. a
graduate OF the Dickinson high school
and Of the state agricultural college.
ts thoroughly capable Of the school
duties which she assumes at New Eng
land. ~
Baby In ktnmore Home.
Cards received in the city this morn
ing announced the arrival ola baby
daughter in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e: W kfnmore who have frequently
Mrs. George B. W%inship. Mfr. Kin
more is Mr.. Winship's nephew and
now resides in the west.
District Aid Meeting.
The ladies Of district four OF the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society wifi
meet next Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. H. O.
Brown, 1l5 Chestnut street. All la
dies OF the congregation are cordially
invited.
Guild Meeting Wednesday.
The ladies Of st. Paul's Guild will
afternoon at 2 o'clock for a Work
meeting. All members ara. ,,.~ad -