The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-15

O'connor. Arthur Netrher. :Ansei
Wineman. J.. Walter Hawkins. Fred
Rrockhoft. F. f. Rorkc. Albert Void.
II. F, Coreoran and Chris Hagen.
Is We'll Known Herr.
The following item taken from the
Duluth Herald refers to a woman who
Evans visited here frequently when
her nitce. Mrs. Frank Griffin. former
president Of the Entire Nous club. re-
sided here n on those occasions she
mel a great many local people. The
Herald says:
Miss Margaret Evans Of North
field. Minn... state president of the
Minnesota Board cf Women's Missions
of the Interior and former dean of
esting address yesterday afternoon at
Carleton college. and formerly pres!-
dent Of the Minnesota State Fedora
ton 1T Women's cluhs. ave an inter-
estine address yesterday afternoon at
the annual thank offering of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society Of
the Pilgrim Congregational church
At the parlors Of the church.
Miss Evans spoke of the Thanks
giving spirit which will be expressed
this month by the American people
as a nation and i'll the individual FAM
lilies and she spoke of the cause for
general thanksgiving which the wo-
men Of America as women of a chris
,ian country should. feel. As an ill.,
lustration of her talk she gave inter-
esting accounts If her travels and the
conditions she finds in foreign coun-
tries.
She spoke Of the four girls who
are working as missionaries in Tur-
key and their brave work during re-
cent massacres there and of four in
Persia. all of whom are supported by
the Minnesota branch Of the Board
of Missions of the Interior"
Held First Social Meeting.
The Young people of the Christian
Endeavor society Of Plymouth Con-
eresational church held their first
business and social session last even
ten at her home on Chestnut street.
This society has just heen organized
and as a mean of bringing the Young
people of the congregation into closer
touch with another. A social gath
ering is to be held once a month at
one of the homes Of the members.
Miss Anabelle Batten is president of
the society. Miss Dorothy Brandt.
vice president. Vernon Freeman, Sec
iretary and Henry Root. treasurer.
The social hour last evening was
concluded with a dainty refreshment
service and Miss Batten was assisted
by her mother and Miss Emma Hag-
CERT. There are fifteen boys and girls
in the society.
Gave Birthday Dinner.
Mrs. Q. L. Sateren gave a pret.ily
appointed dinner party last evening at
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the eleventh birthday anniversary Of
her daughter. Miss Esther. Just six
Of Esther's neighborhood playmates
were hidden and the dining room was
made attractive in the holiday colors.
red and green. a large birthday cake
with eleven burning tapers made d
handsome centerpiece and Mrs. Sat-
Covers were laid for eight. Miss Mary
Batten.. Miss Clara Thompson, Miss
Katherine Caldwell. Miss Agnes John.
son. Misses Thelma and Myrtle Rystad.
Miss Esther Sateren and Master Mar
shall Sateren. The little folks re-
manned for the evening and had a very
Jolly time.
Entertained Her Teachers.
Mrs. E. r. Pomeroy, supervisor Of
the intermediate department Of the
Methodist Sunday school. entertained
tine teachers OF her division last even
ing at her home on North Sixth street
and the time was passed With a dis
'cussion of plans for the years SUNDAY
school work. A light supper service
was enjoyed during the evening and
the company included Thomas Porte.
general superintendent, Rev. F. NJ.
Mccoy. Mrs. D. W. Baldwin, Miss Mol
timer. Mr.. Pratt and Ernest Coon.
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supper for Miss McMastcr.
Miss Margaret McMaster, who will
be a bride Of Thanksgiving day, is
receiving much pre-nuptial attention
from her many friends: This evening
Mrs. F. G. Fales will give a small but
prettily appointed supper party. at her
home on Chestnut street. The guests
will be just close friends Of the bride
and covers will be laid for six. Mrs.
Fales will adorn her table with ferns
and h guests will remain for the
Well Pleased With Patronage.
The ladies Of ST. Michael's Catholic
church are exceedingly we'll pleased
congregational dinner served at the
knights Of Columbus hall last evening
and as a result they will have a hand
some sum to turn ove 4 the church
fund. Several hundred people were
served and when expenses are paid
something in the n~eighborhood Of
$500 will he clear.
Grafton Guests for Day.
Miss Sue Maloney and her mother,
Mrs. Mary Maloney. yesterday en-
toyed a visit from Mrs. ". w. Rey-
feck and her daughter, Miss Verna,
OF Grafton, who came down for a
days visit before Mrs. Maloney and
daughter leave for California. Miss
Maloney entertained her guests at
the dinner given last evening by the
Catholic ladies and they returned
home this morning.
Start on Western Trip.
Fargo Courier-News: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Hammond left yesterday
afternoon for San Diego. Cal, where
they will make their future home.
They will visit western points includ-
ing Seattle and Portland and expect
to arrive in San Diego about Christ
mas.
Dinner Party for Bride.
Miss Hannah Kennedy and Miss
Elaine Rolf have issued Invitations for
\ dinner Monday evening in honor
Of Miss Margaret McMaster. a bride
of the month. Twelve girl friends
Of the b~ride-elect have been favored
with invitations and the hostesses
will receive at Miss Kennedy's Uni.
versity avenue home.
DOrcas Society Meeting.