The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-06
Ia SOCIETY III
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Gunn. Ralph Lynch, Charlie O'keefe,
VIII Cotton, Edwin Lowe. Fred Nell
rafth, Gerald Raftcr and Harry Bulge.
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Music For Baptist Church.
The program of music arranged for
the services at the First Baptist church
Sunday is as follows:
Morning
Solo-The Hiding of His Power
Brooks
Mrs. Paul Il. Griffith
Anthem-''Sing O Heavens" . Bcrgh
Evening
Anthem-'Abide With Me
Churchill
Miss Rice Visited Here.
Miss Luvcrnc Rice of Seattle,
Wash. who was a resident of this city
until about a ear ago visited old
friends here the past few days and
Rice now holds Il position with the
Pacific Steamship company at Seattle
and was having ii short holiday vaca-
ton. When here Miss Rice was
S~tenographcr for Judge Corliss and
Bangs. Cooley and Hamilton.
Dnrcas Glass Banquet.
Friday evening the Dorcas class Of
the Baptist sunday school held its am
''h Pill'lutl VI inc tiluTCn DuTIOTS,
The tables were artistically decorated
in the class colors. purple and gold.
I'm the same colors the place cards
wished each of the guests Il happy
New Year. Much credit is due the
president, Miss katherine Babcock,
aud the chairman of the social COM
mittcr. Miss lingo Marie Forscth. for
the success of the evening. Those
present were Misses Jane Smith, Ida
! n m m n Ntp IN~tl--> - 1---t-
ton. Charlotte Stephens. Marie For
seth, Eva skinner, Eva Anderson,
Esther Lamhe. Lillian Stcarns. Mabel
Cooley. Hazel LaPagc, Hazel Ber-
thhulnc. Ruth f.ambc. Agnes Lind
quist. blanche Jones, Zelma Woods,
Tessic F'orde, Ethel Wilson. Olive
Clay. Katherine Babcock. limo Patch.
.iuxiliary Hnd Large Meeting.
Tho meeting of the Woman's Aux
iilar% of 81. Pau!'s church held YES
terday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Hugh Reid on South Fourth
street was marked with an unusually
good attendance. considering the Sc
verify of h weather. an excellent
program n tho service of a perfect
~ delicious lunch at the close. Mrs,
John ii, Owen lead the study lesson
IN the second chapter of the text
book. The Conquest of a Continent"
in - most interesting I'M and was
assisted with beneficial discussions by
Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs. i. r. Wine
man, Mrs. c. c. Gowran, Mrs. c. II.
Robinson and Rcv. J. X. Burleson. A
paper replete with Interest and valu-
able information on the life of Bishop
kemper was read by Mrs. A. J. Fair
child and the program was opened
and concluded with music.
The hostess two daughters, Misses
Margaret and Florence, served the
dainty lunch at the close of the social
hour and h hoStesses chosen for the
next meeting are Mrs. William Flynn
and Mrs. A. ]. Fairchild, the meeting
to he held at the home of the former.
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Mr.. Tarplce Returns with Bride.
r.. Clyde Tarplec, district agent for
the Home Life Insurance of
New York with headquarters In this
city. has Just returned to the city ac-
companied by his bride and is busy
receiving the congratulations of his
was formerly Miss Martha Louise An
derson of Aberdeen. S. d., and their
wedding took place on New Years
day In that city. 1t was a prettily
appointed home ceremony solemnized
at the residence of the brides sister.
Mrs. c. r. Zimmerman. and Rev. J..
Rosser Jones, pastor of the Aberdeen
Presbyterian church, officiated. Mr.
and Mrs. Tarplee left that evening for
Grand Forks which will be their flu
ture home and they have taken apart
ments at Hotel Hall, where they will
receive after February I.
Though Mr.. Tarplee has been here
only since last September he has
made a large circle of friends, both
in the business N social world, and
his bride will be cordially welcomed.
Mrs. Tarplee has been 4 resident of
Aberdeen for a number OF years and
Mi. Tarplee was located there for
four Years, being connected with the
same firm which transferred him to
this city me promoted him to the
position of district agent.
Grand Forks Ladies Invited.
Grand Forks ladies arc to be nuln-
hered among the special guests at the
ladys day reception which the Fargo
Commercial club is giving next Friday
afternoon. Th" committee of ladies'
in charge held Il committee meeting
with Secretary Stinc of the Fargo club
and requested that special invitations
he sent to the Grand Forks ladies
through its Commercial club. to Mrs.
John Burke of Bismarck, wife of the
governor, Mrs. r. Y. Sarles Of Hills
boro. wife Of Ex-Governor Sarles, and
5. G.. Moore of Buffalo. n. Y.
The following account of the COM
mittee meeting is taken from the
Fargo Forum of last evening:
The ladies' committee who will he
in charge of the preparations for
ladies' day at the Commercial club met
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 to confer
with Secretary Slime and to look over
the rooms prior to making plans for
that event. The tables will be re-
moved from the dining room. which
will be used as the main reception
room and rugs will be laid and easy
chairs taken from the smaller offices
and rooms and placed about. The
smaller dining room will be arranged
for serving. The offices and reception
room will also be suitably furnished
for the occasion.
"Mesdames J. p. Hardy. c.. p.
Brown. Y. r. Lowell, A. G. Rupert. +.
A. Graham. Geo. Rusk. G.. A. Whee-
lock, W. f. Hunt and c. f. Nugent are
the committee in charge and they will
be assisted in receiving and entertain
ing by Mesdamcs NJ. A. Baldwin. w.
}: Howe. H. c. Plumley. Hubert Har-
rington. w. f. Gushing. G.. H. Hollis
ter and W. r. Rowland of this city
and Mesdames l.. A. Huntoon and W.
r: Richards of Moorhead. A number
of the young ladies of the city will be
asked to assist in serving.
1t was decided to invite the ladies'
of Grand Forks through the CONNER
cial club Of that city and Secretary
Slime sent the message last evening.
Mrs. John Burke Of Bismarck, wife of
the governor: Mrs. f. Y. Sarles, wife
of Ex-Governor Sarles. and S. G.. Moore
of Buffalo will be sent special invita-
tons.
THE reception will be held on the
afternoon of Friday, January ~ from
2 O'Clock until S and the appointments
throughout will be most beautiful. A