The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-05
Church

of OLIVER Twist"
Large Church Reception.
Last evening the avenues Of society
led to the First Presbyterian church
on South Fifth street where the ladies
OF that congregation gave d reception
in honor Of the faculty and students
of the state university and teachers OF
the city schools. The function was the
most largely attended Of Of that
nature ever given in this city and the
appointments were exquisite. At S
O'Clock the guests We're received in the
lower auditorium of the church. those
in the receiving line being DR.. and
Mrs. W. H. Matthews. Prof. and Mrs.
+. +. Chandler. President and Mrs. F.
Katherine Whitley. Mr.. Don McDon-
aid and DR.. a. j. Ladd. and following
the reception John Plum Of the Great
Northern Railway company gave a
very interesting travel talk in the
main auditorium, showing s~tereopticon
views of Glacier National park and
beautiful western scenery.
Mrs. j. R. Parsons had charge Of
the reception arrangements and her
SICKLE and Mrs. r. D.. Campbell in
charge of the decorations. Mrs. n. B.
Black and Mrs. NJ. G. Olson in charge
OF the refreshments and Mrs. A. E.
Lehman. Mrs. L. c. Hazlett. and Mrs.
II. L.. Lamming. parlor hostesses.
Autumn flowers and asparagus fern
were used with effective taste IN
adjoining the parlors and serving
rooms and six young ladies assisted in
the serving of frappe. the group in
Guiding Miss Elsie Wolff. Miss Char
lotte Black. Miss Clara Wolff. Miss AL
ia Smith. Miss kittie Williams and
Mrs. L. Klein VanAlstine.
| knights Give Formal Wednesday.
The first formal dance Of the vim
ter social season Of 1928 takes
place next Wednesday evening when
the knights Of Columbus will give
rooms in the Metropolitan block. In
%vitations We're sent to guests today
and each member Of the council re.
ceived neat vestpocket announcement
cards bearing the date and name Of
each party Of the series. The men,
bers will receive no other invitation
to any Of the functions.
Wednesday evening Finley's four
piece orchestra will play and an or
chestra concert will be rendered in
the club parlors from $3.50 until 9
e'elcck during which time guests are
expected to fill out their dance pro.
grams. Promptly al 9 o'clock the
company will repair to the ball room.
where dancinr will continue until I
O'Clock. At II o'clock there will be
an intermiss:on for refreshments and
style in the dining room. The COM
mittee in charge Of the Knights Of
Columbus social series this year is
composed Of Robert Hughes. J. r. r.
O'Connor, NJ. Norman. Henry O'Eeefe,
Jr.. and ". V. o'Connor.
Had Pleasant Ocean Trip.
Mrs. August Eggers and her two
sons. Masters Rolf and Lief. reached
ant voyage across. the ocean having
sailed on the steamer. Hellig olay Of
the Observation-Disclosures line from
Christiania. Mrs. Eggers is glad to
be home again after enjoying nine
months at her old home in Norway
but thoroughly enjoyed every minute
of her stay abroad. Mrs. Eggers spent
most OF the time in Christiania where
she was the guest Of her mother and
also DR.. Eggers' mother but she also
enjoyed several delightful trips up
into the mountains Of Norway. Il
was three years since Mrs. Eggers
had visited her native country and
her many old friends made her visit
extremely deliehtful;
Baptist Church Music.
At the First Baptist church Sunday
Miss Jane Smith will be at the organ
Louis U. Rowland will direct and the
following program will be rendered:
Morning.
Prelude-Impromptu So. Leschitizky
Authoritative o Jerusalem. King
observation-disclosures .Spinney
solo-'There is a River. .chadwiek
Mrs. H. NJ. Cook.
Postlude-Triumphant Mar n. Bach
Evening.
Pre!ude-1ntermezzo g.. Oliver KING
Anthem-"Rejoice in the Lord"
calkin
Duette-"Jesus. the Very Thought
Of Me" Brewer
Miss Barbara Henry and Mr..
Harold WinsIow.
Soetiuoe ....... Stern
Mrs. Stevens on Weeks Trip.
Mrs. J. e. Stevens of University
avenue left this morning on a week,
lecture trip in the interests Of The
North Dakota Anti-Tuberculosis so.
ciety and was accompanied by her
aseistant. MIS-. Nellie Nelson. Mrs
stevens has taken the exhibit with
her and will give illustrated lectures
at Park River. Conway, Pisek. Ian.
kin. Fairdale and Bisbee.
Congregational Church Music.
MT. E. G. Griffith, baritone, will
sing the offertory at Plymouth Con.
gregational church at the Sunday
morning service and the choir viii
sing as the anthem Heyser's 1T Wa
Glad"
Wesley vesper Service.
Vesper service at Wesley college
will be held Sunday evening at Cor.
win music hall at Z O'Clock. Prof
Vernon P. squires will be the speake,
and an invitation is extended to all
students.