The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-07
Busy Holiday Time Here.

WIN luC Guy . uASA
echeduled as the browning social event
of the coming week and Christmas
less than three weeks away. society
,'aids and matrons will put in a $
time from now on. OF course the
Charity ball which will be given at
the Auditorium will be the biggest
affair that the city has witnessed IN
some time and it is requiring the at
tention of a small army OF matrons
in order to have everything in readt-
ness for that evening. However the
church bazaars have had to be at
tended to the past week.. Christmas
parcels must begin to be wrapped mex
week and then there is the everlasting
shopping which. despite the resol9-
tions to do it early. must demand val.
liable moments up to the very nour OF
Christmas eve. For this reason n
social affairs will be few. the only
invitations out for next week being
those Of Mrs. Charles Bartles and Mrs:
L. L .Eckman for Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons. The several
clubs viii have their last gatherings
until after the holiday season, needle
work societies will meet afternoons
and evenings in order to complete
their gift lists and those charitably
inclined will remember the poor and
do their share in preparing Tor the
various church and Associated Chas1'
ties Christmas parties
Preparation for the return Of the
young folk away from school also 10
on and their coming means q full 80:
cial calendar from their arrival until
after New Years.
Dinner for Guests Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Smith OF
Fowlerville. n. T.. arrived this morn:
guests at the home Of MI. and Mrs.
Charles S. Dow on Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Smith is a sister Of Mr.. Dow and
will be remembered here as the for
mer Miss Lillian Mae Dow who was a
resident Of this city for a great many
years. This evening Mrs. Dow vii
entertain at dinner for her guests and
covers will be laid for twelve. those
favored with invitations being the
family relatives and former intimate
friends of Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were married
at Fowlerville OF Thanksgiving dag
ing to this city. They will complete
their visit here Monday evening and
then go to Winnipeg for q few day.
before returning east.
knights Will Entertain.
The knights Of Columbus ISSUED
invitations today for a card party It
I've given next Wednesday evening a
their club rooms in the Metropolitan
block. Playing will begin at 8 O'CLOCK
and a service Of refreshments will fol
!ow the game. The entertainment
committee of this organization Is Civ
;,,- 1,<,.> an0$t>e nc N<tNsStoS osp %~S th
members of the order and thei,
friends who do not patronize the dane
ing parties and the last one was
splendid success. The younger mem
hers AS vel, as the old attend in good
ly numbers and real jolly times arr
had.
Your Quota.
Its Christmas time and not a hom'
in this city hut has a quota Of dis
rard"d furniture. rugs. stoves per
hsp=. - w~hcelbarroW maybe. A few
cents for Il want ad and some on
who needs the very article that lie
r"ttins in your garnet will call an.
pay YOU for it. You are better off
ne~ wne is pleased-and the articl,
itself is contributing to the reduction
of the high cost of living.
Rchckah Dancing Party.
Next Tuesday evening the ladies o
Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge will Civ,
n dancing party in the Odd Fellows
hall and have issued invitations to
large company. The committee il
charge of the party includes Mrs. L
w. Pratt. G. r. tombstone, Mrs. r
J.. Ferguson and Mrs. A. E. Mccall
lun. Supper will be served and tn
music will be furnished by the Emar,
and Fishman orchestra.
Mrs. Gronna Very III.
Lakota Americana: Senator A. j
Gronna departed Wednesday 70
Washington to resume his seat in tn
senate. Mr.. Gronna planned to leav
last week. hut on account of the sc
iious illness of Mrs. Gronna decide
TO remain until she was out Of dan
ger.
Need Cash?
Need g little cash to finance tina
proposition? \ Want Ad may find tn
fellow who has the idle cash which h
would be glad to invest. Its wort
trying. A few cents will do it.