The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-17
sodality Party january 9.

Michael's church will gather on Mon
day evening. January 6, in the base
ment auditorium Of the church for
the party that should have beer given
in December u was postponed OH
account Of the Christmas season. The
all members Of the Sodality, their
gentlemen friends and all young men
Of ST. Michael's congregation. 1t is
to be q very novel affair with a whole
series Of surprises in the way of en-
tertainment. a splendid lunch and not
dull moment during the entire
evening. Every girl in the Sodality
is urged to reserve January Is for
this jolly affair, put ten cents away
for admission and make I. her duty
to see that her gentleman friend and
others in the Catholic parish are ex-
tended an invitation.
The committee has set the opening
hour at Sis O'Clock and as the first
OF the surprises will be sprung" just
at that time everyone is urged to be
on hand. The party will be very In
formal and promises to be one of the
son
Beatrice Olson Leaves Fargo.
The following item from the Fargo
Courier-News concerning Miss Bea-
trice Olson Of Hillsboro. Il graduate
OF the university who IA very pop
ular during her college days here. will
be of interest:
The many friends of Miss Beatrice
Olson. English cache at the high
school, will be very sorry to hear that
she will no return after the holidays.
She has accepted a position in the
State Industrial school at Glendale
and will take the English and public
speaking classes of Miss Mary Flem-
ington. who has been elected county
superintendent of schools. Miss Olson
is very popular among the high school
students and her departure is deeply
regretted by all. She is guardian
angel of the senior class and it will
be difficult to find another teacher to
ill her place. For the past two years
Miss Olson has directed the senior
class play and since she will not he
here next spring. will be missed es-
pecially by the senior class. Miss Oh
son will leave the latter part of next
week to spend her Christmas holidays
at her home in Hillsboro and will
take up her new duties January l."
Entertained University Club.
Prof. Vernon P. squires of the uni
versity faculty was guest Of honor at a
delightful gathering of university
alumni at Williston last week when
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Claude Carney of
SAAo - VI l IllC Nl1llSIOu
University club. Mr.. Carney who
graduated from the law department
with the class of 'O4 is the donor of
the Carney song contest prize each
year and the Williston Herald speaks
Of the gathering as follows:
After the lecture last Friday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Carney and Miss
Anna Peterson invited the members Of
the University club to a chatting dish
supper at the Carney home on Third
avenue East. AS guests Of the even
ing besides the members Of the club
were Prof. SQuires. Rev. and Mrs.
Shaw. Supt. and Mrs. Forster. Mrs.
Carney and Miss Peterson were as
sisted in serving by Miss Palmer of
the faculty of the public schools.
The evening passed pleasantly in
song n story. the club members
present renewing their youth in the
reminiscent tales Of the days when
they went to school to Prof. Squires.
Miss Williams to Give Recital.
Miss Florence Williams of Riverside
Park goes to Courtney this week
where o n Friday evening she will ap-
pear In a recital of readings. The en-
tertainment is given by the Presby-
building fund and a very large at
tendance is anticipated. Miss Will
liams will be assisted by musical
talent.
Pythian Sewing Club Wednesday.
Mrs. George Robbins will entertain
the members of the Pythian Sewing
club at the regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at her
residence. S24 Walnut street. All
members Of the order are invited and
urged to attend.