The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-20
Ms NfcCumbcr. Hostcss.

ator and Mrs Porter J.. Mccumber.
Miss Helen McCumber. who was in
troduced to the society Of the national
capital last week. was a hostess Wed.
needay FOR a group Of young women
and the Washington Post chronicles
the affair az follows:
Miss Helen McCumher entertained
at luncheon at the Willard yesterday
In compliment of the young women
who assisted her coring-out tea last
week. Her guests were Miss Carrie
! stepuhens. Miss Doris Drain. Miss
! Florence schneider. Miss Edytln Nc
tQuade. Miss Lanette Smith. Miss
; Katherine White. Miss Elsie Orme.
! Miss. Marie Adams. Miss Katherine
; Birney. Miss Wheaton. Miss Mildred
Barnes. Miss Ruth Nolan. Miss Dor
! othy Shuey. Miss Pattie Morris. Miss
Nelly Howard, Miss Beatrice Cameron.
Miss Isabel .Lucey. Miss Adelaide
Chain Of Philadelphia, and Miss
Dasny Nelson of Fargo. n. D."
Emmett Roddy Coming.
Emmett .Roddy, who ie q student
1t the American School Of Osteopathy
at Kirksv1lle, No. will arrive home
tomorrow morning 10 be the holiday
80CoI VI IAlS p0ICt4Sc. H4l. IN "a
]. Roddy Of South Fourth street: Mr..
Roddy has q three weeks vacation.
To Have sleighing Party.
The sophomore class Of the high
school has planned a sleighride party
for Thursday evening. December Is.
and the 7. NJ. c. A. will be the assem-
bling place where the hobs will be in
waiting. A supper will be served fol-
lowing the ride.
Cffristfnae st Fargo.
Mrs.. Finley D. Cameron and three
children will 60 to Fargo tomorrow
TO spend Christmas week a. guests Of
Mra Cameron's parents. MI. and Mrs.
F. T. J. Grant Of Eighth street south.
Mr.. Cameron will Join his family for
the Christmas day dinner.
Lectures at Seventy.dx.
Minneapolis Journal: Professor
Maria L. Sanford. former head Of the
English department Of the University
Of Minnesota. celebrated he seventy
sixth birthday anniversary today by
delivering two lectures at Sleepy Eye.
MINI. Before leaving her home. 1860
Thirteenth YER southeast. late yes.
terday for a trip Of several days on
a lecture tour she regretted that she
could not be al home today to receive
the fluctuations Of friends of more
than a quarter Of century and enjoy
than a quarter Of a century and enjoy
meeting. them. She spoke late today
before the women's club at Sleepy
ESe:on How to Make the Home Hap.
py" and lectures tonight before the
teachers On Macbeth
""I never felt better in my life"
said Professor Sanford as she hurried
for the. trip. II: know. as time goes
that I. have not long to work and I
want to be busy during the rest Of my
days. There IL 50 much to be done
IN the world and such a loud call for
those who by insight. by earnestness
and by tact are fitted to do 1t we'll;
there 10 10 much to be learned, 30
much to. be discovered that will lift
UP and bless the world that no one
who has a skilled hand and a trained
can afford to hold back from help.
MY message to my old students
and to all my friends is Make the
most Of your lives"
Miss Sanford retired from active
service at the university three years
ago and since that time has been lee
Sponds. to the call Of women's clubs
ana teachers associations and during
the fall. and winter has been on the
road almost constantly speaking in
Wisconsin. Minnesota and the Dako.
tas. She will lecture Friday at Tracy
and Saturday. and Saturday night at
Marshall She frequently occupies To-
cal pulpits when visiting towns over
Sunday and. altogether has made sew
eral hundred speeches during the last
year.