The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-17
Faculty Holiday Vacations.

Wesley college conservatory will
close for the annual holiday vacation
next Saturday and the members of the
faculty as Well as the students will en-
joy a rest until Monday. January s.
when studies Will be resumed. A
great many Of the staff will go away
for the vacation period and are look
ing forward to a splendid VISIT.
Miss Cordelia Hulburd. superintend-
ent Of the Junior department.. will
leave Friday evening for her home at
Morris. Mtnn., where she will be the
guest Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
Hulburd.
Miss Jennie Anderson of the voice
department will remain at home for
her vacation with friends in Minne-
apolis and ST. Paul. Miss Anderson
probably will stop at Morris. MIMI.
on her return to join Miss Hulburd.
Miss Edith NJ. Noltimier of the de-
partment of elocution and dramatic
art leaves this evening for her home at
st. Paul Park. MINI. Miss Noltimier
will be the guest Of her parents.
Miss Helen Holmes of the Junior
faculty caves Friday for the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Holmes. at Bathgate and looks for.
ward to a pleasant visit from two 9th.
er faculty members. Miss Floy Jack
son Of the piano department and Miss
Olive Erwin Of the violin department,
shortly after Christmas. The three
girls are looking forward to a very
jolly time.
Miss Nellie Halcrow, another of the
junior teachers. will go to her moth
er's home at Bowesmont and remain
for the entire vacation period. The
other teachers ave their homes here
and will not go away from the city.
Affairs This Evening.
The installation Of the new officers
Of the Eastern Star will take place
this evening at the regular meeting of
the chapter to be held at s O'Clock
in h Masonic lodge rooms in the st.
John block. There will be no social
session on Of the busy time
of year but the first meeting in Janu-
airy will be n social gathering with a
banquet. Miss Ada Nisbet. grand
worthy matron Of the state. will in
stall the officers this evening.
The girls of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority will entertain this evening at
the home Of Miss Hazel Ladd on Bel
mont avenue in honor Of Miss Margar-
ct Fawcett who leaves Saturday for
Portland. Ore.
Held Conference Here.
l. Miss Ethel Stanford. Miss Mabel o.
son and Mrs. Angela Boleyn, all mem.
bers of the Cass County Graduate
Nurses association. returned to Fargo
last evening after spending a few days
here us guests Of Miss Bertha Erdman,
II. ~. head OF the nurses training de.
partment at the university. The oh.
ject of the visit of the Fargo nursei
was to confer with Miss Erdman or
the matter OF the second annual con.
v%ention of the :Sorth Dakota Graduate
Nurses association which will he held
in Fargo the Latter part Of April.
Going Away for Holidays.
Mrs. J. II. Ruettell and children O
South Fourth street will leave Frida,
noon for Minneapolis where they viii
enjoy a holiday visit as guests O
Mrs. Ruettelps parents. Mr.. and Mrs
1T: d. Boutell. Mr.. Ruettell will toi,
and Miss Bessie Carleton who is Mra
Ruettell's guest will remain here TO
a visit with Mrs. E. Chalmers.
To Have Minneapolis Guest.
Miss Margaret Grandy of Mime
apolis who formerly resided at Bath.
gate will arrive Saturday morning t.
pleasant guest Of Miss Leone Cory q
her home on University venue.
Many Lost Packages.
Many ladies Of the city are losinl
packages during the Christmas rush
I It's amusing to watch the Lost ar,
Found columns on the Want page
Remember the Lost Ad brings
back quickly.
The sapphire is the most popular o
beauty's adornment this winter.
Tailormade suits Of velvet are chic
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