The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-22

adorned with yellow daffodils and.
fern, tiny yellow chickies. and the
birthday cake with its nine burning
candles. Little chickies given as ia
cream dishes.
The afternoons amusement was a
recital of musical numbers and reel
tations and the guests were. Misses
Beth Harrington. Helen Norman.
Dorothy Dunlap. Muriel Collins, Ruth
Hillegoss, Melvina johnson, Edna
Jeliss. Evelyn Pickett, Ella Olson.
Inez Neome, Dorothy Muldowney.
Margaret Dow, Adelaide Collins Mari
on Bird, Josephine Lynch. Rosetta
Duggan. Mary Newell, Evelyn Enright,
Erma Twite. Ethel. McGowan, Cecilia
Nestor and Lulabelle Turner and Hair
~ Turner. 1870.
Publicity Committee Met.
Mrs. A. +. Hunsaker. Mrs. o. r.
Burtness. Mrs. E. j. Babcock and Miss
Media Garrigues. the Y. w. c. A. pub
tctty committee met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. S.. Paige johnson who
has taken UP the duties of the secre-
tary's office until a permanent score
tary is secured and a great many
things In connection with the various
departments of the association work
were thoroughly discussed. 1t was
pioiiic2 ~ 6lNe SOule OI INeSe aQNan-
tages greater publicity that the pub
lie may be informed on all things Of
Tered there and given an opportunity
TO come into closer touch with them.
Tho committee will become more ac-
tive along these lines and it anticipates
great good as a result.
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Baptist Council Had Meeting.
The members Of the Baptist Sunday
school council met Thursday evening
at n residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
B. Griffith on Reeves avenue and the
hostesses were Mrs. N. ]. Nelson and
Miss Jennie Buckingham: The SUBJ
ject for discussion was The Social
Life In the Sunday School" and the
interesting speakers were Mrs. o. A..
Webster of the Baptist church and
Mrs. Fl. H. Healy of the Methodist
church and president of the Y. w. G.
A. Both speakers ventured some yer,
splendid ideas and plans and the dis
cussion- which followed was very live
ly. The evening was concluded with
the usual social hour and light. re.
freshments were ssrscd. 4.
Entertains Tonight.
Miss Stella Hogenson will entertain
a company of intimate girl friends this
evening at her home on South Fourth
street in honor Of her guest, Miss rs.
Their Mcfarland of Cando. The guests
will be Miss Laura Rollofson. Miss Ida
Thompson Miss Petra Gilseth and
Miss Gina Tauberg:
Baptist Reception Tonight.
This evening the CONGREGATION Of
the First Baptist church Will receive
at the church. parlors In honor Of DR..
and Mrs. Homer M. Cook, the, occasion
L hAtN~ N ny@1o~-f>- .->~>- a. A.
new pastor and his wife. The hours
will be from 8 to 10 o'clock and all
members Of the church, their friends
and citizens In general are cordially
invited.
The decorations in both the parlor
and dining, room win be in yellow and
blue and the girls Of the Live Wire
class in the Sunday school dressed in
Dutch costumes will serve while those
vice will be Mrs. H. K. Geist, Mrs. H.
w. Randall. Mrs. Louis Campbell, Mrs.
N. j. Nelson, Mrs. Leslie Stinson. Mrs.
p. Grumiller., Mrs. o. A. Webster, Mrs.
T. G. Griffith and Mrs. F, c. Fales.
In the receiving line with DR.. ana
Mrs. Cook will be Mr.. and Mrs. r.. n.
starkweather. MI. and Mrs. c. E. Car
win. Mr.: and Mrs. N. r. Lincoln ana
Mr.: and Mrs. Paul b. Grihith. : NE.
and Mrs. r.. b. Grihith will receive. the
guests at the door ana Miss Grace
Buckingham will introduce the guests.
The parlor hosts and hostesses vii. be
Dean and Mrs. C. H. Crouch. MI and
Mrc; NJ; "; spauldink. Mr.. and Mrs.
y; Carter, Mrs.. Frank KerJmott, Dean
Ella Fulton. Miss; Winifred NeIe4n.
Miss Jennie Buckingham, HI. u. WIN.
Low. ofyille Nc1Iadas ana lStis aBo1.
-'0soo Jo6HDtono.