The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-30

Many Attend Social.
More than 100 women attended tn,
open social meeting Of the Crittentoi
Circle held Yesterday afternoon at tn
home Of Mrs. NJ. G. Olson on Reeves
avenue and though the guests wer,
disappointed in not meeting Miss Jan.
Addams. the lateness Of her trair
making 1t impossible for her to I'll
that engagement. they we're given q
most excellent program and enjoyable
social time.
Mrs. Charles A. Greenieaf prepar,
ed the company for Miss .Addams
coming by giving a most interesting
and complete review Of one of Jane
Addams' best works. "a New Con.
ry Garere gave the company a splcn.
did insight into the doings Of the
Rig Sister Movement in New York
by reading a comprehensive paper or
the subject and other Pleasing mum.
hers were a reading by Miss Nolti.
mier and Il solo by Mrs. Homer NJ
Cook.
The afternoon was completed with
ia delicious refreshments service. the
hostesses being Mrs. II. G. Wouta,
and Mrs. F. F. Stokes.
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b. =. r. 7. Party Thursday.
The &. Y. p. L. Will give its an.
nual Halloween party in the parlors
evening at 5 o'clock and all young
people OF that congregation and their
friends are cordially invited. The
committee in charge will have all the
necessary decorations for a spooky at
mosphere and all the Halloween
p.anks. old and new. will he included
in the lively Program. Refreshments
will he served and a good time is
promised to ali.
Hcmnled Towels for Bride.
Mrs. W. V. Panovitz and her sister
in-law. Miss Elizabeth Panovitz. gave
q pretty function this afternoon at
Mrs. Panoyitz's Belmont home as a
pre.nuptial honor to Miss Mayme De.
Camp who weds next month. Twenty
girls friends of the honoree were ia.
vored with invitations and they gath
cred at the Panovitz residence at an
early hour to hem dainty tea towels
for the bride. When this pretty task
was completed the guests were hidden
to the dining room which was con-
verted into a charming bridal bower
with quantities Of pink roses. Here
a delicious buffet luncheon was served
with Mrs. S. Panovitz pouring and
Mrs. o. 3. Burtness. Mrs. H. q. Smell
and Miss Lou Hall assisting the hos.
tesses with the serving. The service
table had a bowl Of lovely pink roses
for a centerpiece and the delicate COL
or scheme was further carried out
with a gorgeous bow of pink ribbon
and tiny green baskets filed with rose
blossoms.
Following the refreshment service
a musicale was the pleasure and the
program was a delightful treat of vo-
cal solos by Mrs. Edgar Wells. violin
numbers by Miss Clara Wolff and pi-
ano selections by Mrs. ". c. Bulge.
The guests from out Of town were
Mrs. Leo Hanigan of Denver. Colo.
who is Mrs. F. H. Koch's guest and
Miss Mabel Richmond Of Havre.
Mont, who is visiting Miss DeCamp
until after the wedding.
First Student Recital.
A series OF evening recitals by the
advanced students at Wesley college
conservatory will be opened tomor.
row evening. the first program to be
given al Corwin music hall at
o'clock. These recitals will be given
twice a month. the place alternating
between the Methodist church down
town and Corwin hall at University
Place. Programs at the church will
be given at s O'clock in the evening
m at Corwin hall at . o'clock. while
the intervening weeks will be given
over to studio recitals. Prof. Row.
lands pupils and Miss Hulburd's pu-
pills have already held their studio re.
citals for October n the program
arranged for the public recital tomor-
row evening follows:
Sonata up. Beethoven
Miss Helen Holmes. :.
Chopin from Magic Lantern
Miss Olive Page.
A Birthday Song ........ .Coombs
Miss Bessie T%haraldsen.
Reading, Jimmie Browns, Prompt
Obedience
Miss Gladys snan1..
Rose Softly Blooming ........ -
Miss Lulu Rowe.
Miss Jessie Grassick.
Aoaglo .Goltermann
Alfred Howe.
Reading. Farmer Whipple. Bach
eior' :......... James ". Riley.
Miss Ruth Noltimier.
Prelude. & Sharp Minor
Rachmaninoss
Miss Lillian Paulson.
Carnival schu,,
Prelude
Nocturne
Caprice
Miss Bessie T~haraldson.
Dinner Enjoyable Affair.
When leaving this city last evening
for Sioux City. Iowa, where she
speaks tonight. Miss Jane Adams
spoke o .graciously Of the enter
tainment accorded her while in this
city by the Officers Of the Votes for
Women club and she said that the
evening would be remembered IS ono
OF the happiest events Of her frs.
campaign tour. The club. officer:
gave a dinner at the Dacotah for Mis-.
Adams and though the delayed .r.i.
was at first disappointment because
the dinner hour vas set for SO,
o'clock. it later proved a double pleas
ure for the women Of the club were
privileged to have two visits with the
distinguished guest from Chicago and
famous philanthropist. The ladies
Went direct to the hotel from the
station and enjoyed four courses of
the delicious dinner. then went to the
auditorium, where Miss Adams ad-
dressed an immense audience for an
hour and Il. half and after the lecture
returned to the hotel and copniotad