The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-02
Honorcd Visiting Guest.

l'Itit'I all women III llil dlStTlCl.
Honorcd Visiting Guest.
Complimentary to Mrs. Arthur
Grcenberg. who returns to her home
in Devils Lake Monday after d pleas
ant several days visit here as TIL,
guest ot Mrs. s. Friedman and Mrs
y. Fisher. Mrs. Friedman entertained
yesterday afternoon. her guests being
three tables at bridge. Mrs. C. +
Brawner and Mrs. 7. y. Haslam o.
Devils Lake received the prizes and q
dainty lunch was served.
Entertained Club Girls.
Misses Marion and Gertrude Robin,
son entertained the girls of the r. y
{. club last evening at their home or
North Eighth street and during tn.
hours of mcrrimcnt several naShligh'
pictures we're taken. The hoStcssc:
served a dainty lunch during the even.
ing and il was decided to hold club
meetings in the future only every 9th.
tr Friday. II next gathering viii
hr Il ST. Patrirk's party at which
Misses Edith Read and Pearl Paulsor
viii be POSSESSES.
supper for Batl'gatc Girls.
An informal hut prc,tily appointed
supper party Mas II pleasure Of last
evening NJ which Mrs. George Eanecn
of tn" Springs block was hostess and
h'r guests we're Misses Leone Cory,
Fl"N Jackson. Helen Holmes. Ethel
H"n"irk. Vera k"lsc, and Blanche
I'"liN. Most of tn" girls are former
Presidents Of I;athga,c which is also
In" former home of Mrs. kancen and
IN" reunion proved a happy delight
for all. TIL" delicious rcpast was
served NJ n'rIn1I and tI,o ,,.or,;--
VAS glNen over tn visiting and remin-
iscrnrcs.
Ladies Made Fruit F%rittcrS.
Another lesson was lcnrucd Friday
afternoon when the mothers Of the
H"nickccpers' club met at the Bel
mont school and took part in a cook
ing demonstration on fruit fritters.
Miss Katherine Wlhitcley was in
charge of the meeting and Miss Ser
tina Erdmann gave tho practical talk.
CONTINUING hcr instruction on the
"Ilygicnc of C'hildhood.'' Miss Mary
Sutherland and Miss Opsahl conduct
4" 9TH" demonstration MS usual and the
mothers made bananas, and
apples.
MI Enjoyed Orchestra Program.
ON account of tho several other
events "f Friday evening the benefit
orchestra concert given at the Meth
"'ilSt church was not as we'll attended
as tho ladies OF tho Women's Home
Missionary society had hoped but the
program was an excellent ono and
appreciation was expressed in repeat.
cd applause. Tho entertainment was
given by Prof. I.amprrt'S orchestra
assisted by Miss Olive Erwin of Wes.
ley conservatory faculty. a soprano
sol" by Miss Jennie Anderson. ais,
ut tn" conservatory faculty and {;
reading hy Miss Anne Often Of tbs
department Of expression.
900.
Baptist Sunday Music.
The following music service will be
rendered at tin" First Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening with
Louis L. Rowland directing and Miss
Jane Smith at the organ:
Morning.
Observation-Disclosures in E f1at......
salome
Observation-Disclosures ..........
Evening.
Frelude--Allegretto... .... Fumagelli
Offer,oire--"To u Wild Rose".....
MacDowell-Scot,
Anthem--"The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away Woodward
Fostlude--Chorale ......... Bartlett
JniiN Leap Year Dance.
The leap Year party given Eriday
evening AT IN" parish hail of ST. Paul's
Was n of IN" happiest dances of the
winter and from Q until l o'clock the
company nf twenty-siX couple enjoyed
IN" Whirl of the dreamy waltz and
lively ,Wo-st"p. Leap year rules were
strictly adhered to and it was ladies
rh"lre thu" entire evening with a few
extra r"!rtesies to make the gentle.
men feel tn" Importance and comfort
of their position as guests of honor
The Tact that many of tho charming
mati"hS took som" other woman's
husband "r some fair maids particu.
lar gentleman friend AS her evening
Sn"s, adGtd further novelty to the
rEt h!ng's Jun and there was not Il dull
minute during the entire program.
IN" Rork" orchestra furnished the
rNc'llrnt music and the guest list in.
cludcd Mrssrs. and Mesdamcs ]. r.
sou: IL: ". Whitc"mb. j. w. Ogren,
a.. F. clifford. NJ. G. Olson, j. r.. Car
Icy. c. j.. hos",h. G. w. Ross. F.. A.
TAYLOR. j. G. L"3cau. w. G.. Bulge.
l.. h. Nan.Alstine. Eugene Iovejoy. w.
n. ShuIze and NJ. G.. Bachelor. Mrs.
+: S. Sargent. Misses Helen Hamilton
Clara Wolff. Martha Williams. Char.
lotte Black. Margaret Sargent. Alta
smith, Clara Hale and Margaret vii.
!iams: Messrs. Myron Jackson. !. w.
Hawkins. Perry Johnson. Harold Nc.
Coy. w. Il. v]anderhoef. S. Chesley.
Norman Black. Lynn Sarles of HILLS.
''oro, Ninven Smith and a. Brown.
-9@4s-.
League Guest Day Monday.
The Women's Civic league will hold
its annual guest day Monday and tho
meeting at the public library in the
afternoon will he open. The hours arc
will he held at 2:30 o'clock.
and evory member is expected to
bring at least n guest.
III pleasure is to he strictly in.
and the ladies who will act as
the reception committee and also
serve will be the president. Mrs. Scott
Rex. assisted by the ward presidents,
Mrs. George Janss. DIR. Mae Sanders,
Mrs. r. A. Sprague. Mrs. l.. K. Ray
lnond, Jr.. Mrs. j. S. Hatcher. Mrs.
J. NJ. Gillette and Mrs. G. f. Brawner.
Mrs. G. F. Ruediger and Mrs. J.. =,
will pour.
II object of the annual open meet.
ing at this season is 10 revive the in
terest of the women before the bur.
den of the spring and summers work
Is upon them and to enable the ofn.
GERS and ward presidents to systema-
tize their various campaigns. Inn
.nedfately after this meeting the work
or organizing the Junior boys will be
taken up.
Two Recitals Well Attended.
The recital by the Junior pupils Of
Wesley college conservatory given
Friday afternoon in the city studios
well attended and this afternoon
seVeral came out to hear the recita;
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