The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-15

IHt lldlS w nal clun Will meet al
the association this evening at 8
o'clock and several more are expected
To enter as the training is proving
very popular. The lesson this even
ing will he on cards. invitations and
correspondence.
Rev. Hugh BurlcSOn Coming.
Key. Hugh l.. Rurlcson. secretary
of the board of missions of The I1pis-
copal church With headquarters in
New York city and former dean of
GcthSemanc cathedral at Fargo, is
coming here for Il visit and will be
the guest of his brother. Rev. ]. *.
Rurlcson. and his mother and sister
at st. Pauls rcctory. Rev. Burleson
will stop in Fargo en- oute and will
reach h city Saturday morning.
His former parishioncrs arc planning
I" make his visit a pleasant one and
of his coming the Fargo Courier
News this morning says:
Trey. DR.. Hugh Rurlcson. former
dean of the Episcopal cathedral. who
Will visit Fargo this week and preach
Sunday morning and evening at the
cathedral will lc the guest at several
social gatherings during his stay in
the city. his hosts hning members of
tn" cathedral parish. He expects to
remain in the city for a day or two
and then go to Grand Forks to visit
his mother and brother"
do
Mrs. RalHsnck Elected President.
Mrs. +. j. Eahrock was again elect
ed president of the Baptist Md society
at the" regular meeting held Wedncs-
day afternoon in tho church parlorS.
Mrs. Rahcock has efficiently filled that
office for some terms but declined to
again acrept the office at tho regular
election. TIL" aid members. howcver,
We're 50 insistent that she finally gave
in and tho society is happy to have
such u capable woman at its head.
Tho meeting was Very we'll attended
and an important action was tho do
risinn to appoint several now conn
mittces for the coming year among
them to no II good cheer committee
and n program committee. Mrs. Bah
cock will appoint these next week and
work will begin at once. The Ladies'
Aid society will serve tho annual ham
qnet for the y. y. p. L. on Washing
tons birthday and the committee
named to take charge OF it is COM
posed of Mrs. Frank kcrmott. Mrs. II.
*. Geist, Mrs. +. +. Starkweathcr,
Mrs. II. Gaylord, Mrs. Il. j. Babcock
and Mrs. n. w. Randall a visiting
guest at the meeting was Mrs. E. a.
Mills "f CrookSton who had come
over to spend the day as the guest of
Mrs. y. j. AnDyke and Mrs. Geist.
900
Many Attended Annual Ball.
Fifty-one couples attended the an
nual reception and bali given Wcdnes-
day evening by the knights Of Co.
lulnbus at their club rooms in the
Metropolitan block and the function
was attended with all those appoint
ments which make such an even
thoroughly enjoyable. The guests as.
scnbled at $3.50 o'clock and as they
listened to the splendid concert by
Finlcy's orchestra in the club parlors
they mingled merrily and filled theil
dance programs. At ? o'clock the
first waltz was tripped and from thai
hour on until . o'clock in the morn.
. , ing pleasure was at it's height. The
supper served in the dining room was
unusually delicious and the company
of guests was one of the most splen.
didly attircd that has ever danced as
| guests of the genial knights. The only
decoration used for the event this sea.
baskets of American beauty roses
adorned the tables and pedestals ant
gave to the rooms an air of cordia
hospitality that was inviting.
h annual concludes the socia
program of the knights until after the
the Lenten season and their nex
event will be the Easter ball on Wed.
itSudN, april ~. NJ IOllOWlns
guests were included in last evening!
company:
Messrs. and Mcsdamcs w. G. Nc.
!, Donald. George T.. Thackcr. Rober,
Hughes. w. V. O'Connor, ]. j. Dun,
lop. Fred S. DuGgan. Larry O'Connor
a. l.. Larson. r. Dreeland, r. II
Courtney. Robert McGrath. Paul Cir,
ard and j. D. Turner: Mesdames 1.
II. Carter. John Valley and w. II
~ RYAN. NoSSrr ~ CiolaL, <Nl,..-,
selton. Lillian Linpuist, Madeline Tur,
ner. Eva Paupore. Clara Donant O,
Brsnierd. Mimi. Genevievc O'Keefe
Mildred Lewis. Enid Lowe. Tessi.
O'Brien. Grace Dunnigan. Lillian st
Lawrence. Frances Hogan. Sue Wig
gins. Leone Cory. Florence Collins
Nora. Lane. Anna Laurant. Margare
Ivan. Gertrude Shaw. Gertrude Nor
man. Agnes Handlon. Lillian Ryan
Ethel Kaufman. Mabel Giese, Belle
Ryan. Inez Ryan. Elizabeth Sullivan
Mae Nisbet. Vivian Ryan. Anna Pou
pore. Della Stinson. Ada Sheppard
Avis Wright. Grace Welsh and vern;
Ryan: Messrs. c. L.. Siglon. Clarenc,
Lee Norman, ]. F. T. O'Connor. Stan
ley Caldwell. Hugh Dunnigan, v. C
Brown. Charles Cameron, Arthur En-
ard, Walter Cory, Fred Grabenstein
Joe Simmer. Edward Lane, Mauric,
Girard. Albert Void. A. A. Brown
Walter Canniff. Paul Norman. F. e
J Brisbane. Phil Golden. Frank Lavalle
Fred Kelly. John Ryan. Edward Dris
coll. George Carroll. Gilmore Bates
b. j. Bagan. Bert Ryan, Edwart
| O'Reilly, Joe Mccoy. Ray Holmes
. Sandy Mcdonald. Charles Finkle
Henry O'Keefe, Jr., and l.. l.. Rose.
SEIZED POACHERS.
: Seattle; WASH. Feb. 15.--The Cana
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ed eight Japanese fishing vessels of