The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-06

From a land that no 1 seetn 10 a
land that no man knows.
Anna Tozier.
Several Church Affairs Today.
Wednesday is a favored day in
church circles as we'll as for weddings
and this afternoon several gatherings
are being held. The November gen
eral meeting of the Methodist Ladies'
Aid society with Miss Mary Suther-
land. teacher of domestic science in
the high school.as the speaker is be
ing held in the church parlors in the
nature Of a dime social. All women
of the city have been invited to hear
Miss S~utherland's talk on High Cost
of Living and the hostesses. the la
dies of the Fifth district. will serve
refreshments.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid is meeting
in the church parlors with Mrs.
Greenleaf's review of the book "A
New Conscience and an Old Evil" by
Jane Adams as the feature Of the
program arranged by Mrs. r. b. Grit
fth. At the close Of the program
Mrs. Sidney Clark. Mrs. L. P. Vincent
and Mrs. H. NJ. Cook will serve re-
freshments.
st. Marks Ladies' Aid is having its
first meeting with the new president.
Mrs. A. 1. widlund. this afternoon at
the widlund home. The Lutheran
ladies are planning their work for the
wear and Mrs. Widlund will serve
lunch at the. close of the meeting.
st. Paul's Guild is holding its week
Nv meeting at the parish hall this att
ernoon and the little girls of st. Mar
raret's Guild will. serve hot chocolate
and cake at 4 o'clock. The little girls
guild is packing a missionary box and
takes this means Of raising necessary
funds.
The Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid
serve thei rannual supper in the
o'clock this afternoon. The ladies
have prepared a delicious feast and
will serve until 9 o'clock, having made
arrangements for a large patronage.
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Reunion Mt Fairchild Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Fairchild Of
South Fourth street are happy over a
family reunion at their home which
is Il matter Of c2-incident. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairchild's oldest son, A. r. Fair
child. an electrical engineer who has
been located at Spokane for some
years, arrived last evening to visit the
home folks until tomorrow while en-
route to Greenville. Tenn. where he
has accepted a position as superin-
tendent Of a large power and con-
struction company. Miss Lillian Fair
child who Is attending the state nor
ma school at Mayville came home
family circle DR.. Guy B. Fairchild
who recently moved from Forest River
to Red Lake Falls, Mimi. will come
home tonight. Miss Eva Fairchild.
the youngest. Is at nome and the fam
lily is having the first reunion since
their Oldest son went west some time
ago.
Another pleasant feature Of Mr.. A.
r. Fairchild's visit is his meeting an
old school and college friend. Profess
sor Pope Of the agricultural college
who is here today as coach of the agri-
cultural college football team. These
boys have not seen each other for
about ten years and both were equally
surprised to meet each other here to-
day. Mr.. Fairchild leaves tomorrow
evening for Greenville and his wife
and children will remain in Spokane
until spring.
Thursday Musical Tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon the November
meeting of the Ladies' Thursday Musi-
cal club will be held at the home of
the president, Mrs. NJ. G. Olson on
Reeves avenue. and it will be the first
AkAOCS1Al6 Va ltS Sluo ullOcl liz new
study plan. Miss Cordelia Hulburd
has arranged an excellent program
and all members are assured of a val
liable afternoon and urged to attend.
The hour is $3.50 o'clock and arrang-
ed program follows:
Puccini-Mrs. W. E. Fuller.
Perosi-Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook.
Wolf Farrari-Mrs. ]. S. Hatcher.
Boito and Mascagni-Mrs. Paul B..
Griffith.
Leoncavallo and Franchetti-Mrs.
L. U. Rowland.
sgambati-Mrs. W. r. vanderhoef.
Miss Jennie Anderson will sing a
selection from Madame Butterfly
(Punccini) and The Jewels Of the
A. Lampert will play one of Sgam-
BATHS compositions.
Vel Pleased With Dinner.
The ladies of the Women's Civic
league served about $50 people at
their chicken pie dinner last evening
and are we'll pleased with it's success.
Patrons were generous in their ex-
pressions Of praise for the quality of
the meal and assured h ladies in
charge that it was just the proper
way to treat the busy citizens on cleo.
tion day.
The tables we're Handsomely spread
LOT Iue OlNncT service n the aides
served the courses with precision and
charming taste. The meal was hot
n the guests were glad of an oppor-
tunity to forecast election returns with
one another as they dined. The ward
presidents were the ladies who made
up the dinner committee and We're
Mrs. A. l. Hunter. Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette.
Mrs. George Jauss. Mrs. G. E. Draw.
ner, Mrs. Don Mcdonald, Mrs. Her
man Wolff. Mrs. r. A. Sprague and
DR.. Mae Sanders.
Illinois Guests Return.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. n. DeGolyer,
who has been the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. F. F. Grant OF Eighth street
south for h past SIX weeks, left to-
day for her home at Evanston, III.
Mr.. DeGolyer who has also been a
guest at the Grant home, left Satur-
day for Evanston.
Ladies' Auxiliary TO Meet.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the B. of
l.. e. will meet Friday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at Odd Fellows hall for
the regular meeting and a social SEES
sion will follow the business hour.
Refreshments will be served and the