The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-07
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Home Mission Meeting.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
.iety Of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. Emma Hoy at Sayrc
1all Wednesday afternoon at : O'Clock.
The leader will he Mrs. L. NJ. Mccoy
h study topic 'Non-Christian
Religions in America" Refreshments
Nill be served and the usual social
hour will I've enjoyed N the close of The !.
program. All women are Very cordial
y invited ia attend, The completes +
will he MS follows: +
observation-disclosures. !. NJ. o'Neate.
Paper-"llinduism," Mrs. NJ. 4. ,
Hanson.
Eeading-"Non-chris,ian Mission
lrics in Christian America" Mrs. Il.
Hayward.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. w. +. Fuller.
Paper--"Christian Science" Mrs. f.
NJ. Mccoy.
Reading-Mrs. w. u. Hoover.
Club Women Attend.
%Crookston Times: The club ladies
will represent the various clubs
of the city at the annual district
meeting of federated clubs AT Fergus
Falls. will lcav" tomorrow evening.
The meeting will be held "Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. and the
Crooiston aides will bc guests of
tho W"man'S. Schumann and Read
ing clubs. Mrs. George r~hcsterman.
will represent tho Matrons' club. Mes
Virgil McGregor. c. NJ. Graves.
T.. I.evins and James Hanson will
represent the Woman's club and Mes
DANES Rosenthal, a. A. Just. s. NJ.
Sivcrts"n and f.. w. .Akers. the Cur
Events club. The party will re-
turn home Friday morning.
Devils Lake Juniors BANQUET.
SATURDAY evening was the occasion
of the nnual banquet of the juniors
to the seniors nf the Devils Lake high
school n it was an even, long to he
remembered by those privileged to at
tend. IT was given in the Masonic
and the rooms were decorated
in the two class colors. purple and
and black and gold. a five
course repast was served and the feast
vas followed by Il program of excel
toasts. All the faculty members
were present and tho following seniors
and juniors:
Seniors-Albert Powell. Noel Rhu-
Mahle Shelver. Rchecca Calder
wood. Mary Wood. Pearl Webster,
Alice Da"ley. Marvin Kirk. Howard
Huscby. Albert Jaqua. Freda Schlirt-
ling. Dorothy and Chester Dodge.
Chisholm. John Smith. May
belle Serumgard. James Elmslie and
Ralph Glerun.
Jlniors-Fd Edna Hansen, Clara Place.
Fern RaNcr, Mary Hcnzie. Helen
Horne, Iona Rimel. Jessie Henley,
Mckay. Arthur Serumgard.
Elmslie. Don Bowman. How
Duel!. James Torbet, Hope Wal
lace. Sylvia Nelson. Gertrude and Cor
Ryan. Edith Witkopf. Myrtle
Holmes. Gladys Tucker. Gaia and
M,lrriel Skratass. Marie Evenson,
McCauley AMI Ruth Lee.
ANNUAL Crittcnton Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Florence
Crittenton Home at Fargo was held
yesterday afternoon and was attended
by Mrs. G. r. Jacob as the represent
tative of the lncal C%rittenton Circle.
Mrs. Jacobi will make a complete re-
port at the annual meeting Of the
local circle next week but all mem
bers will he interested in the follow
account of the meeting which is
from the Fargo Courier-Eews:
The Florence C'rittenton Home asso-
citation held its annual meeting vester-
day afternoon at the home. with Il
laTE" a~Ilf1uanCe.
The public has been invited to in
may visitors called and en-
hibited warm interest in the institu-
The industrial exhibit elected
admiration. many exquisite pieces of
work calling for especial comment.
The work this wear was Of a finer
nature than has been observed before.
some of the liandwork on the tiny
gowns and models being very choice.
Dresses We're made where beading was
in mos beautifully, featherstitch-
was dainty and lingerie was at
tractively designed and finished. Con-
splcuouS in the collections were gowns !
Of Bingham and tissue. one of the
material in pink calling for
admiration. 1t was so dainty |
and Frenchy in finish and design. Or |
ders were taken for all sorts Of work,
possible. Fhc dresses were priced at
t" $50 for the making. and lin
seric gowns from 81 tn s. for Very
work indeed.
\ featur" OF the afternoon to thai
was the sight Of the school at
..endan's. nine of them. under the di-
OF Mrs. Pearson. The school
BOARD has kindly consented to locate a
tea"her at Crtttenton home, and Mrs.
PEARSON claims there is great satisfac-
ion IN teaching the girls, as they are
30 Interested and ali seem so eager to
earn.
The association met at 4:15 o'clock.
md after a few minutes of routine
business. the ears ports were read.
and officers of the board elected.
rnese we're AZ follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
8. H.. Hollister. MIR. and Mrs. f. c.
Gardner, DIR. Carpenter. Mrs Kate
Wilder, Mrs. H. l.. Bolley. Mrs. w.
y, Barnett. A. l.. Wall. Stewart Will
son. n, W. Gearey. Mrs. II. Fl. .Aaker.
lHhcers for the ensuing year were
elected by the board as follows:
President-Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock.
Vice President-G. H. HOLSTER.
Secretary-B. G. Tenneson.
Financial secretary-Miss Van Horn.
Treasurer-H. w. Gearey.
At h conclusion Of the hoard
the annual banquet to the
board was served in the large dining
room covers being laid for thirty. In
guests were Rev. and Mrs. Beh-
ner. Rev. and Mrs. Walters and Miss
Frances Miller, DR.. n Mrs. Mac.
Sregor and DIR. and Mrs. Savage, DR..
and DR.. Savage being on
he regular staff of physicians Of the
hospital.
The table was PRETTY decorated
with pink carnations. and A color
of green and yellow was
adopted. There were four courses, all
cooked n served in faultlcss fash
lon by the girls Of the home. a cook
Ing school is maintained. where the
girls are taught the principles of