The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-10

s. u NJ: Night N. W. 1855
Aid Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Trim
itv Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day afternoon in the church parlors at
tess will serve refreshments and all
are cordial" invited.
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Away by Brothers Death.
Nurse Nellie Morris left yesterday
~Farihault. Mimi. called by the
death Of her brother, the news COM
as a great shock to her. Miss
Norris WAS accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. G. w. Mcintyre Of Grafton, who
joined her hero.
Visiting in Minot.
Minot Reporter: Senator j. T.. Ia
Wis of Goodrich. y. d.. and his bride
guests at tho homo of MIR. and
Mrs. Julius Wcinrnhc. Mr.. and Mrs,
are returning from their hon
cImnon trip.
II. 4. Informal Tonight.
w ''f l"i'N '" 'ihN tst'iIiIlS
viii be the knights of Columbus in
formal to be danced at the club rooms
in tho metropolitan block. Tho usual
large COMPANY is expected and tho
Finley orchestra will furnish the must
program. Tho dancing hours will
toe from ? until I o'clock.
Guild Meets Tonight.
An important meeting of tho mem-
ha1.s .ff =. f,,;ll - Ga J0~,.It-
church will be held at ih. parish hall
ut $50 O'Clock this evening and every
member is urged to be present. The
of st. I'aul's Guild held "A work
meeting this afternoon and Il refresh.
in"nt SERVICE was enjoyed at the close.
Governors Children Return.
Miss Elizabeth and Master Thomas.
children of Governor and Mrs. John
Burke who spent their holidays with
their parents in Bismarck. left Tues
day evening To return to their school
Miss Elizabeth attends the
seminary al Winona. Mimi. and Mas
ter Thomas is a student at ST. Thomas
college in st. Paul.
Club Met Today.
Mrs. o. IL. isurtncss entertained the
ladies of the Tuesday club his after
at her Residence on North Third
street and the pleasure was bridge
Ii Was the occasion OF the rcsu-
lar weekly gathering IL postponed
one day on account of conflicting
events on Tuesday. The club which
began it's after holiday season by en-
,ertaining their husbands. will now
meet every Voc and the husbands
will probably share the pleasures of
another evening or two before the sea-
son comes to IL close. Mrs. Burtnrss
a delicious rcfrcshment course
at the clos" nf tho afternoon.
Leap Year Party Informal.
lh" l;llls leap year party to bc Civ
On Friday evening at the club rooms
is t" be AN informal function and the
"ommittc" Wishes this statement re
p"atnd in order that zone of the ladies
will rcmain AVA for the reason that
gentleman friend may not pos
*cSs I'm evening suit. The Elks are
Very anxious hat this ball be the best
and %jolliest of the season so are giving
il all the features that will help to
make it so. The committee members
have been kept quite busy answering
inquiries concerning the ball and have
year party will nave the record at
of the year.
To Winter in California.
Mi. and Mrs. III. l.. Withheld Of
Reeves Avenue will leave ONE time
next week for southern California to
spend the remainder of the winter and
are looking forward to the trip with
much pleasure as they will enjoy n
visit at the home of DIR. and Mrs. Web
ster Merrifield and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Campbell while in Pasadena.
They plan to divide their time between
the several popular California winter
resorts and will not return until the
warm weather returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfrcd r. Nanderhocf
Vernon avenue left for Pasadena
last evening and they, too. will be en-
tertaincd for Il time at the home of
will return after IL few
rest and sight seeing but Mrs.
will he away the remain
der of the winter.
500
Committee Met.
The committee in charge of the
program to be given at the annual
meeting of the First baptist church
on Wednesday evening. January II,
is composed of Sidney Clark, Prof.
Y. +. Squires and Mrs. z. ]. Babcock
and they met last evening. The de
tails Of tho program have not vet
worked out but AS usual the
evening will consist nf the annual
banquet ut $50 o'clock, a business
meeting at which written reports
from all departments of the church
work Will be presented and new Off
GERS elected and n social program, and
though the church is without a pas
tor NJ present those in charge want
1 n iS animal pSthnr.inp m hn tho ca -
huge success hat has always marked
tho entire congregation gets together
to become acquainted with each 9TH
or and with the affairs of the church
and the fact that there is no pastor
this year should Tot mar the attend
anco or enthusiasm.
The invitations which will he mail
cd in y day or two will go to all mem
hers and subscribers of the First Bap-
'ist church and his date should be
reserved for h :; event.
All Favor State Association.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Grand Forks County Graduate Nurses
association was held yesterday aftor-
noon in the p~arlors Of the y. W. G.. A.
and it was marked by two important
features. an interesting address by
Mrs. Scott Rex. president of the Wo-
mems Civic league, and a report of
the progress of the committee work
ing for a state association. There
was a splendid attendance of mem
bers and the routine business was
transacted during the first hour from
3 to 4 o'clock.
Miss Minnie Traynor reported for
the state association committee and
stated that five districts which were
named at the last meeting have been
heard from. They arc Devils Lake,