The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-08
SOCIETY
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sv Miss Jane smith and Miss White.
Musical numbers added further pleas
iire TO the evening and at tho close
light refreshments were served.
Hostcs>cs Thi, E,rning.
Mrs. a. q. Sorlir. Mrs. r. \. Swis-
gum and Mrs. a., r Ellestad will bc
POSSESSES this evening at the meeting
of the Young Peoples society of the
Zion lutheran church which viii bc
held in the church basement AT 8
O'Clock. \ FIN" program has been pre-
parcel and n nit. lunch u.i,l he served.
Celebrated China Wedding.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
of Lansdon celebrated tho,r china
Wedding al the odd Fellows hall in
that city. by giving a reception TO
serentS-five of their friends. IT. was
all informal affair hut filled with hap
pjness and before the pleasure came
to $ close he" guests presented Mr.,
and Mrs. hamilton with a beautiful
china closet with handsome china. W.
f. opie presented :hc gift and IL was
received with hrartiost appreciation.
Fargo Soloist Coming.
Miss Marie MicCormicE of fargo. a
talented soloist. will be here next
Thursday evening to sing at the must
Gale to he given by tho ladies Of the
Altar society Of ST. Michael'S church.
Miss Mccormick has given pleasure
a great many times in her home city
and minneapolis aud musical people
here will welcome the opportunity tn
hear her. TIL" entertainment which
is To hr given in the basement audi
t"ril1n of tho riiirrh will consist of
several other very Zinc numbers and
Mrs. j. Nelson Kelly is in charge of
iii" program.
Mrs. NELSON'S Dinner.
Mrs. George y. Nelson gave a Very
prcttily appointed + o'clock dinner
Thursday evening at her Walnut
street home in compliment to the
teachers If the Washington and
Roosevelt schools under whom her
children have studied during he past
year. Miss Emma Anderson and
Miss Blanche Hutton assisted Mrs.
Nelson in the service of the delicious
course r"past and covers We're laid
for Misses Beatrice tombstone. Helen
Davies. Katherine Gallagher. Frances
Wells. Ida Flummer. Wyand, Morton
and Leone Cory.
MIR. and Mrs. Griffith Receive.
This evening from y To 10 o'ciock
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Il. Griffith will re-
Y = W WV ilSI tlliit 'llt tIltIl
marriage i'm September AZ their bea,l-
tiful home IN Reeves vrnle Ono
hundred Invitations have bcel, issued
for the pleasure and the guests viii!
lnci;'d' only the clerks from the On
tario department store. tho married
gentlemen 10 loo accompanied by thcil
wives.
Mrs. Griffith has chosen Il color
srhem" ri yellow for her home IN this
occasion and bowls of fresh yellow
J%"nnuils will be arranged in all the
rooms ln the living room where Mr.
and Mrs. Griffith will receive the as
Sl>rlnS ladies will he Miss Amy Evans
ui Mimic who WAS maid OF honor at
Mrs. Gritiitl1's wedding and Miss s;tei-
Ia Lombard Of Minneapolis who sang
the wedding music at tina time. Mrs.
Willard Adams of Tacoma. Wash,
Mill have charge of the dining room
and Misses Grace Welch. Glenna Car
Yin and Maudf Griffith will serve.
Miss Faith Griffith and Boyd Begg
VIII show the guests TO tho wrap
rooms upstairs.
Meeting on This afternoon.
Several interesting gatherings are
beins held this afternoon. The ". G
L. L. members at the home of Mrs.
y. +. McIlraith are honoring the
birthday of the national president.
Mrs. Lillian Stevens. with an excellent
program. 1t consists of papers, talks
and musical numbers and has been
made open so that a large company is
in attendance.
The Raptis, Mission Circle at the
church parlors is listening to d series
of papers on tho mission work at the
ont. The speakers are Mrs. o. \.
Webster. Mrs. &. Il. Henlans and Mrs.
y. +. Squircs and the business meeting
Is AN important ne.
At the meeting of the Homekeep-
'rs club ut the Central school this
afternoon Miss Sutherland's demon
stration will he on making soups and
Miss Erdmann will conclude her talk
on the hygiene Of childhood.
The officers ut the general and dis
trict Aid society of the Methodist
church arc holding ar executive meet
ing in the church parlors his after
noon at which all districts arc maxi
ing their quarterly reports. Other
important business is also to- be trans
acted.
AT . o'clock at the city studios of
Wesley conservatory the juniors viii,
give their weekly recital and this. as
usual. will attract A large attendance
OF mothers.
f.n'lrayors Elected Officers.
Fifty Young people gathered Thurs
day evening i'm the beautiful dining
room nj tho new Presbyterian church
and at 6 o'clock took their places at
the long and masniticently spread
table 10 enjoy tn" annual banquet Of
I'll" Christian Endcavor society. The
elegance of the new church nditict.
gave material Tor much delightful con-
versation and bright prospects for tho
future OF the I1ndeavorers were rclat-
ID on every hand. The dining hall
was brilliantly lighted and only ported
'i"n. Rev. n Mrs. w. II. Matthews
were tn" guests of honor and at 6
o'clock the delicious two course re-
past was served. the presiding nos
1Hssos hcing the members Of tine ban
l'itt conrnittce. Misses Nellie Smith.
Mildred Neitc!l. Myrtle Mcleod. Mar
carrt lIvslnp. Mac Hol.on and Pierce
an" several assisting; girls.
AT the conclusion of the fcas, the
retiring president. Miss Annie Nell
raitIl, called attention for business and
which resulted as follows, was in or.
der:
President-Ernest Bulge.
Vice President 49, Miss Mildred
veitch.
Recording secretary-Miss Jessie
Bulge.
Corresponding secretary-Miss Elsie
Smith.
Treasurer-Fred Gutknecht.
Pianist-Miss Jessie Bulge.
Chorister-T. T. Quirke.
Prayer Meeting Committee--Miss
Annie McIlraith. chairman.
Lookout Committee-Mies Grace
McCallum.
Missionary Conmittee-Miss Nellie