The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-20
Guest Leaves for St. Paul.

Guest Leaves for 81. Paul.
Mrs. A. H. Hanson Of Saskatoon,
Sask.. formerly of this city. who has
been a delightful guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schulthies on
Belmont avenue for the past two days
left last evening for st. Paul where
she will shop for a week.
Will Return in October.
Mrs. Frederick H. Koch and her
little son who vent west in the sum-
mer with MIR. Koch. did not return
with him today but will remain In
Denver. Colo, where they are guests
Of Mrs. Koch's sister for a few weeks
longer. Mrs. Koch plans to be home
about the middle Of mex month.
Party Was q Success.
The party given by the Ladies' AL
tar society Of ST. Michaers church ut
the knights OF Columbus hall last
evening was a splendid success de-
spite the inclemency Of the weather.
The guests numbered enough for
twenty tables and the hostesses serv-
ed n most delicious luncheon at II
O'Clock.
Senior Glass Organized.
The seniors Of the high school held
their organization meeting last even
ing after school hours and elected the
following officers:
President-Miss Gertrude Healy.
Vice President-James Cosgrif.
Secretary-Charles Hemans.
Treasurer-Miss Merle Rutherford.
The various class committees will
be appointed by the president. Miss
Healy. in the near future,
Miss Gibson Coming Again.
Miss Angela Murray Gibson. the
famous Scotch entertainer. was a
charming guest In the city Yesterday
for the day and she was entertained
her home on North Fourth street.
Miss Gibson will appear in entertain
ment here again this year. the Chris
tian Endeavor society having ecureo
her for the evening Of Thursday. Oc-
toher Il. Miss Gibson's booking
agent. Miss c. Mabel Gigstad of VAL
ders. Wis. spent two days here this
week and left yesterday for points in
western Canada where she will close
entertainments for the coming winter.
Program Booklets Out.
The Devils Lake w. c. T. Z. has is
sued very neat booklets containing the
full program Of the twenty-third an
nual convention of the North Dakota
W. c. T. L. which will be held in the
court house in that city September 81
to so. The booklets reached this city
today and are very attractive from a
TO the complete program the book
the names Of the chairmen
of the convention committees as fol-
lows:
Entertainment. Mrs. A. NJ. Powell:
reception. Mrs. S. o. Bondelid; finance.
Mrs. l. Glerum: decoration. Mrs.
Frances Goer: music. Mrs. Mary H.
Haig: postofice. Mrs. Margaret Davis:
ushers. Mrs. j. ]. Parry. badges. Mrs.
Mary H. Haig.
To Reside in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Tarling have
their handsome home at 1901
Belmont avenue to DR.. F. F. Fletch-
er and they left last evening for Min
neapolis where they will visit for a
time and probably establish their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Tarling has been
connected with the Diamond mill
here for the past four years but just
recently resigned his position to To-
ing into his new home today.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Tarling will be
much missed in social circles and
Mrs. Tarling leaves a vacancy among
church workers which will be hard to
fill. She has been actively connected
wit hthe Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church during her entire
and has scores Of friends
whose good wishes will follow her to
her new home.
Winter Dance Series Announced.
The knights Of Columbus today an.
nounce their program Of winter dane
es and in q few days neat folders con-
ment will be mailed to each Of the
members Of that estimable order. The
season Of 1928 is to be an excep-
tionally merry one. for the program
committee has used excellent judg-
ment in arranging their parties. and
by getting their program out early
have had the choice of dates and mu.
sic. Wednesday. October 8, is the or.
ening date and four informals, the an
nual ball and three other formal func-
and a tennis party make up the
exquisite variety offered.
All the knights of Columbus par
ties will be given in their elegant club
rooms in the Metropolitan block and
the Finley orchestra has been engaged
for h season. Programs will be used
at all parties and each dance will open
with an orchestra concert in the club
parlors which will continue for half
an hour. giving guests opportunity to
fill u their programs before the
dance begins. All informal parties
will be concluded at 1890 o'clock
while special arrangements will be
made for formal functions which are
the Thanksgiving party. the holiday
party, the annual ball and the Easter
ball.
Robert Hughes. J.. F. T. O'Conor,
N. Norman. Henry O'Keefe. Jr., and
w. w. o'Connor make up the enter
tainment committee and their an.
nouncement follows:
Opening party-Wednesday. Octo-
Der 9.
MISUNDERSTANDING, October 30.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, November
Thanksgiving overwhelmingly.
November "a.
Holiday party-Monday. December
30.
Annual ball-wednesday, January 8.
Observation-Disclosures, January 20.
Easter party-Monday, March "a.
TENTS party-Wednesday, April 16.
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Mrs. B. F. Warren and daughter,
Mae, who have been guests of Mrs. J..
f.. Smith for eona TINA 1oPt <oAou