The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-30

Turns again home.
Twilight and evening bell.
Ana after that the dark!
we'll,
When I embark.
For though from out our bourne of
time and place
the Hood may bear me far,
= nope to see my pilot face to face.
When I have crossed the bar.
-Tennyson.
Guild Work Meeting Wednesday.
The ladies of st Paul's Guild are re.
99ested to meet at the parish hall
Wednesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
Tor the usual work meeting.
Returns From California Sunday.
Mrs. ]. A. Callahan Who has been
Mrs. Jared How Of st. Paul since I'll the
early part of November. is expected
home next Sunday evening. She will
leave Pasadena Wednesday and Mr.,
Callahan plans to meet her in Mime.
apons Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
How will remain in California until tho
return of the summer weather.
Miss Curtis In Recital.
Miss Josephine Leonard Curtis. vio.
lintst, will give a public recital at the
Grand Forks School of Music recital
hall in the Security block Friday even
ing at $3.50 O'Clock and q cordial in.
vttation is extended to all. Miss Cur
Tic Is the new violin Instructor for
the school of music and this will give
u musical people of the city an
opportunity not only to hear her but
to meet and welcome her as a new
resident and musical acquisition.
Mrs. E. R. Goss Here.
Mrs. e. b. Goss, wife of Judge
Goss Of Bismarck. arrived last even
ing. called by the rather serious illness
OF her sister. Miss Mabel Wright, Sec
rotary OF the Wesley conservatory
home Of DR.. and Mrs. j. q. Moore of
North Fourth street. Miss Wright's
condition seems a little improved to-
q but she Is still quite i'll and Mrs.
Goss will remain until she is we'll on
the way to recovery. An liberated
mouth caused by a defective tooth is
responsible for her illness.
Farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Clark who are
among the most valued members of
the First Baptist church for their
many and varied services are to leave
soon to spend the remainder Of the
winter in a warmer climate and that
the members OF the congregation may
bid them farewell a social gathering
will follow the regular midweek pray
er service Wednesday evening. ALI
members are invited to stop in the
church parlors that evening emmedi.
ately after the conclusion Of the serv-
ice and spend an hour with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark who will be 50 much miss
ed during their absence. There will
be a light refreshment service during
the social hour.
Gave Dinner For Elders. m
Joseph Bell DeRemer was host last
evening at Handsomely appointed
dinner given at his Belmont avenue
OF the First Presbyterian church. Mes
srs. p. 8. Houghton, Don Mcdonald,
A. F. McIlraith, F. L. Goodman, A.
l.. Shtdeler, A. L. McCallum and Rev.
W. II. Matthews Mrs. DeRemer pre-
sided over the dinner service and was
assisted by her sister. Mrs. A. s. Nc
Cracker and Mrs. Frank Gilby. II
was a delectable Ave course repast
served at Z O'Clock and the color chos-
en- for the dining roo madornment was
red The centerpiece was a mound of
luscious fruit and trailings Of smilax
edged the snowy linen. Bowls Of red
carnations and burning tapers in the
same color completed the pretty
scheme.
At the conclusion Of the repast the
guests repaired to the drawing room
where they spent the evening discuss
ing church matters and several things
pertaining to the opening of the mag
nifcent new church for which Mr.. De.
Remer has been the architect.
Mrs. Woods Hostess Today.
Mrs. A. L. Woods was a delightful
hostess Of today. her pleasure being
an informal afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Charles A. Greenleaf who soon
leaves for Cambridge. Mass, to visit
for several months with her son. Mrs.
Woods received at her Belmont ave-
u home which she made festive for
n occasion with bowls Of fragrant
cut flowers. In the hall. where the
guests were received, clusters Of spicy
pink carnations were in evidence and
the large living room was bright and
sumnery with bowls Of lovely pink
roses. Yellow was the color tone
chosen for the dining room and the
service table was adorned with beau
tiful yellow tulip blossoms.
Mrs. Woods favored Just twenty
quests with, invitations and she was as
sisted In their pleasure by Miss Susie
Kendrick and Mrs. J. H. Void. The
afternoon was most happily passed
and the company included Mrs. C.. A.
Greenleaf. Dr.. Mae Sanders, Mrs. A. G..
Leonard; Mrs. ]. w. Ogren, Mrs. T. j.
Smith. Mrs. r. L. Goodman, Mrs. q. M,
Williamson. Mrs. A. j. Ladd, Mrs. Don
Mcdonald, Mrs. ]. Grassick, Mrs. ].
H. Void, Mrs. Samuel Torgerson, Mrs.
H. e. Simpson, Mrs. e. B. Stephen.
son, Mrs. l.. q. Haxlett, Mrs. George
Kermott. Mrs. J. Bell peRemer. Mrs.
Louis Rohd0, Mrs. J. II, Owen and
Mrs. q. r. Jacobi.
Another beautiful Codlnon.
The German club members and their
beautifully Eowned iadtes danced an
other cottllton last evening 1t the Da-
cotah and again the hostess and her
assistants. MrS. J. d. Bacon, Mrs, ii.
q. Smell ana Mrs. ]. r. Bacon received
compliment and praise on the exquite-
ness Of the party and the happiness
Of tho evening There was . splendid
company in attendance and a. they
tripped The hours merrtly away the
pleasure grew more and more enjoy
able and the last dance at 2 O'Clock
was not ct all welcome.
Hector Barnes OF Fargo was again
the clubs guest ana lead the beauti-
full figures Of the German In his usual
animitable style. The h~ostesses chose
college penlaa1ts for markers on this
occasion and all through the evening
the college spirit predolninatsd. even
In the supper service which was q
magnificent tribute to u. N. .. AZ II
CUSTOMARY the supper was served In