The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23

It's Thursday. don't you see?
And then. dear me, l quite forgot.
1t stands for turkey, too:
The bird that gobbles out 80 loud
I run from him, l do.
So sing a song for Thanksgiving
That day 80 soon to be.
For turkey. pie and cake, you know.
Just suit me to At"
Week of Weddings and Dinners.
So filled is the coming week with
handsome social affairs that it Is quite
this years Thanksgiving season as
one of the busiest in many years. In
addition to all the festivities that are
bound to come with the Thanksgiving
holidays there is a seemingly endless
series of weddings. church and home
affairs, all to be attended with ex-
quisite appointment.
Wednesday morning the Hart-Lacey
wedding at st. Michael's Catholic
impressive church ceremony. At the
same church Immediately following
this wedding is to be the Duggan-
O'Byrne marriage, another beautiful
church ceremony which Is to be fol-
lowed by a large reception at DR.. and
Mrs. F.. j. Duggan's home in n att
ernoon. On h same day at Michigan
another Grand Forks couple. Miss
Alice Donnelly and NJ. William Cotton,
will be we'd, returning to the city that
evening to make their home. while at
the Sacred Heart Catholic church In
East Grand Forks on the same day &C.
ours the marriage Of Miss Laura Mar
tell and Mr.. George Connolly. The
mex day local society will be interest
ed in the marriage of Miss Margaret
McMaster and j. Glen Remfrey which
takes place in Minneapolis at high
noon 1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Tinker. formerly of this city. while on
Saturday the thoughts of many will
go away out to Portland. Ore. where
Miss Evelyn Lane, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. f.. j. Lane of this city. be-
nm the bride of Leonard Ketchum.
a former Grand Forks and Larimore
hoy.
Then on Thanksgiving day there
will be SO many elegantly appointed
and delicious turkey dinners that 1t
would be quite impossible for the So
ciety editor to hear Of all of them
but the page will chronicle just as
many as it Is possible to gather. There
is always much entertaining on this
day, family reunions. daughters and
Sons home from school. and h dis
CllStl VI AhoSR1t0AAey - ~
are so far from home that they can
not Join their own family board. Most
of these dinners will be served at
noon, the afternoon being an observed
holiday for all. and the evening will
be given v to the theaters and 9TH
Ell parties.
The opening ball of the German
casion of the week and this handsome
function will be at the Dacotah on
Friday evening. 1t will be a cotillion
Of many elegant appointments and
Mrs. Finley D. Cameron. the Novem-
Der hostess for the club. will be as
sisted by Mrs. Charles ]. Murphy and
Mrs. Harry B. Finch. Mrs. Ray jack
son will lead the cotillion.
The knights Of Columbus give a
formal Thanksgiving party on We'd
nesday evening at their club rooms
and this will attract a large company
of both young and old.
Tuesday evening President and Mrs.
F.. l.. McVey give a reception at their
home for the members of the univer-
sity faculty and they will receive from
$40 until IL o'clock.
Thanksgiving night the big party
for university students will be the Y.
NJ. c. A. and Y. w. c. A. annual at
the gymnasium.
Presbyterian Music for Sunday.
The program Of music arranged for
the Sunday services at the First Pres
byterian church with w. w. Norton
directing and A. P. Clifford at the or
gan is as follows:
Morning.
Anthem mo Shadows Yonder'
qholy City, e eau
Frederick A. Parson. f. E. Dick
inson, William w. Norton.
Evening.
Anthem There is a Land of Pure
Delight Snclley
Incidental solo-Miss Irene CrossJ
Tenor solo II Do Not Ask. o Lord"
F. e. Dickinson.
violin Obligato-Mr. Norton.)
knights Issue Invitations.
The knights of Columbus issued in.
vitations today for their annual
en- at their club rooms in the Metro.
politan block next Wednesday even.
ing. The affair will be informal and
the hours will be from $3.50 until
1890 o'clock with a half hour con
cert program at the opening for the
filing OF programs. Light refresh.
ments will be served in the parlor:
at ii o'clock and the Finley orchestra
will play.
CrittentOn Fruit Shower.
Fargo Forum: Friends of the Crit
tenton home are looking forward with
interest to the annual Thanksgiving
fruit shower which will be given a
the home Saturday. All who are in
terested in the work and have not hai
an opportunity to visit the new hospi'
tai are cordially invited to be there
on that day as open house will be
kept. All donations will be mos
thankfully received. as the home de.
ponds on this event to supply them
with fruit for the winter.
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Blptism of Children.
At the morning service at the First
Methodist church Sunday there will,
be baptism Of infants. All parents who
wish to bring their children for thi:
significant service r welcome to dc
10. The morning service begins at II
o'clock.