The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-31
school Season Returns.
Evidence of the retu.

Evidence OF the return OF school
8, and college life is on every hand. The
railroad stations today were crowded
>, with groups of university girls en-
'hl; route to various cities of the state
Office f9ere they have taken teaching posi-
stta, he's and as many had not seen each
and otht, since the festivities Of COM
N, ement week in June. there were
,,.nv delightful reunions. Grand
{ s has been a meeting place for
srn Wales OF students and alumni during
Il is past few days and the exchange
entire Greetings so evident everywhere.
IS the first realization that III"
1r,,,, lner months are gone. College
H"N' Is at home are busy getting ready to
''i turn to their studies and in another
he reek many will have taken their de-
%Darture for the east, though not as
many as in former years, are deserving
their own state educational institu-
tions for those so many miles away
from home.
Summer visitors. too, are beginning
to say farewell and the past week has
been another gay one with handsome
parties in honor of the several visit
ing guests. The opening of the city
schools in another week is bringing
many of the summer cottagers back
from the lakes and those who have
travelled greater distances during the
vacation months are being heard from
as on their homeward journeys.
The milliners, too. are getting back
lEoIIl lllelI puIClIdSiliS ltiPS dil'A III
ing their windows with the new
autumn styles. soon the openings will
be announced and september Will not
live long in summer garb. Gu work.
too, will soon take on renewed activity
as nearly all the month If September
will be needed for preparation for the
entertainment of the North Dakota
Federation Of Mo!n5n's .lua when
they meet here in annual convention
October 10, IL and Il.
Methodist .Aid "Wednesday.
The ladies OF the Methodist Aid
society have adopted IL new system
= ~ W. the coming year which they hope
open b. bring much more benefit and
s:rateeasure to those OF the society who
" church work. The new plan is To
hold general meetings of the society
I on the first Wednesday of each month
' in the church parlors and to take
up the discussion OF such subjects as
home sanitation, eugenics, sociology.
psychology, home marketing and
home economy. Two musical pro-
grams will be given during the Year,
perhaps a dinner or supper or what
ever work may seem two great Tor
the individual districts.
At these general meetings the diff
ferent districts will he the hostesses.
Refreshments will be served and an
invitation is always open to any wonl-
IA Wv 49, iAAiSA y III tAH ~"
work. The district meetings will be
held on the third Wednesday of each
month at the different homes of the
members and as each district has
pledged TO raise 500 for the genera
society. most of their time be given
over to that effort.
The first meeting of the general aid
under the new plan will he held in
the church parlors next "Wednesday
afternoon at ) o'clock and the ladies
Of District 3 Of which Mrs. F. NJ.
Mccoy is president will be the hos
tesses. \ discussion of pickles and
relishes will be the program and eacn
member will bring a recipe of the
choicest pickle or relish that she can
make. Those who can will bring sam
piles to be tasted and the meeting
promises 20 b" one Of exceptional
benefit just at this time of year.
Music at Baptist Church.
The program of music arranged for
the services at the First Baptist
church tomorrow is as follows:
Prelude, 1dylle .........Laurd-selby
Violin solo. Melodrame. ..... Gulrard
H. X. Harvey.
ofertoire. salut d. Amour. .Elgar
Anthem, He Shall Gown Down
po lthH Ram s5 n1sk
Evening.
prelude. Offertoire King Hall
Anthem, TeDeum ........... West
Anthem, In Thee o Lord. Tours
Offertoire, Berceuse .......... Soils
Solo, Come Unto Me-. $3.50 oenan
Mrs. Homer Cook.
rost'uoe -eas- West
Will Visit Here Next Week.
Miss Catherine Lille who was To-
Gated here as a trained nurse for
some time will arrive the early part of
the week for a few days visit as the
CUES Of Mrs. H. H. Hand of Univer-
sity avenue. Since leaving here Miss
Lille has been at her home in Wi