The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-09
Little Social Entertaining.

Thep a.t week has been another
evidence of the quietness Of the Len
ten season and though there has been
some entertaining, 1t has not been of
the same elegantncss that usually at
tends winter functions before h ar
rival of the p~enitential season. Church
work ts given first thought in every
Instance. the various aid societies re-
port larger attcndanceS M prepare
lions for the different Easter sales arc
going along at a rapid pace. The w.
G.. T. u. is having several interesting
sessions and the young peoples socie-
ties arc giving moro attention to their
entertainments.
The large social affair of the past
week was Mr.. and Mrs. Grifith's re-
ception last evening while two other
Miss Stella Lombard and Mrs. Will
Hard Adams and a farewell for Miss
Emma Whsle. The Alpha Phi's are
entertaining tonight and next week
will find a great many st. Patrick's
parties on Its calendar. The day falls
on Sunday SO Friday. Saturday and
Monday will undoubtedly be quite
generously observed by both old and
young. The Thursday Musical meets
next week, and the gathering for til.
Men and Religion Forward now
ment will very likely occasion much
dinner and supper entertaining in the
private homes.
Entertaining Her Niece.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Burk Of North
Third street are enjoying a visit from
Mrs. Burk's niece, Miss Maud Millett
Of Libby. Mont. Miss Millett will be
here several DAYS Ms:.-
Women's Civic League.
A business meeting of the women's
Civic league will be held at the H.
brary auditorium Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock and all members are
urged to be present.
Mr.. Pages Family Here.
Mrs. f. r. Page and children have
arrived from Devils Lake to Join Mr..
Page, the g cashier of the Union
National bank. and they are getting
cozily settled in the former Charles
Rand residence on South Fifth street.
A cordial welcome in both church
and social circles awaits Mrs. Page
and her family.
Nurses Meet Tuesday.
The regular meeting of the Grand
Forks County Graduate Nurses assoc
citation will be held Tuesday afternoon
dt tHe i. w. =. a. PallofS beginning
at 3 O'clock. The business of the SEES
sion will occupy the first hour and at
4 o'clock all student nurses and
friends are cordially invited to hear
a paper by Miss Bertha Erdmann,
the president. on National Red Gross
Work"
Baptist Aid Meeting.
Mrs. y. G. Renner, Mrs. Olger r
RYfrfpaSS NrS I,nis (tap,phol1 aud
Mrs. w. e. Bliven. will he hostesses
next Wednesday to the members ot
the BAPTIST Aid society at the regular
meeting which will be held in the
church parlors. The new pastors
wife. Mrs. Homer F.. Cook. will be
present and every member should
make a special effort to- lie presen,
and give her a cordial welcome. The
officers make a special request tina,
every woman who possibly can be a,
the parlofs by 3 o'clock as in the fu,
ture all Aid meetings are to he con
cluded not later than $3.50 o'clock.
The program committee Of which
Mrs. q. a. Webster is chairman is ar.
ranging for a program in observance
of st. Patrick's day for his meetinf
n n dainty refreshnent service viii
he enjoyed at the close.
During the past week the Aid 80,
ciety has completed the work of hav
ing the pastors residence made read,
for the new pastor and his family. r
has been thoroughly renovated. re.
papered. frightened With fresh pain
n rarnish and made as inviting ant
o. as possible
Had a Bread Baking Contest.
1'areo-Courier News: The younr
Indies AZ the agricultural college VIII,
have been taking the short course II
breakmahins contest Yesterday after
noon hat was thoroughly enjoyed b,
the participants and all others con
cerned. Thc event was presided ovel
By Miss anna Lamb. instructor in tn,
domestic economy department. ant
Miss Hushins Mckay Of the same de
pertinent in the Fargo nigh school
served as Judge. The first prize wa.
awarded to Miss Sina Jackson o
Hoople. n. D.. and the second Il
Helma Jialvorson OF Churchs Ferry
n. IL. Miss Hoover. dean Of womer
at the agricultural college. was yer.
complimentary to the candidates stat
in that the marks were good and tn,
loaves scored very high.
The winners left for their home!
last evening. the term being closed
Many Of the young people who have
been taking the short course have be
come SO enthused with the work tina,
they have decided to remain and fin,
ish this year.