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

a Fargo college student is rejoicing
over the fact that he has secured the
autograph of Jane Adams. the noted
settlement worker who spoke here last
night. hen she passed through Fargo
en- U to jamestown. Mr.. Thomas
story follows:
While / was talking with an &C
a%uaintanc" this morning at the n. P.
depot Il lady stepped from No. :. and
hurried un To me. inquiring:
DO YOU live here?
Yes. ] replied.
WIN YOU send this for me- she
asked. and placed a telegram and a
so { piece into my hand.
Certainly | answered as / recog-
niZel il was Miss Adams.
SHE read over the telegram and
hurried back on to the train just as
1t pulled III
Il copied the telegram onto a blank.
SO tina: I now have the original sigma
ture of Miss Adams.
y believe il was my Bull Moose
pin that attracted her attention
toward me-"
Social Gatherings Today.
This evening the knights Of Column
bus will give the second Of their win
ter series If dances and the pleasure
will be al informal at the club rooms
in the Metropolitan block. The usual
orchestra program has been arranged
o'clock and during that time guests
will fill out their dance programs.
Lunch will be served in the dining
room at II o'clock and the dance will
continue until 1890 o'clock.
The Young Girls sodality Of St.
Michael's church will give a Hal
lowe'en party for its members in the
church basement this evening from
7:30 until 10 O'clock. Grinning jack
all the mysterious Halloween stunts
snown will he put On. Refreshments
will be served and the committee in
charge is Misses Viola Bristol. Mai.
vina Lemm, Irene Treacy. Aletha
Bird, Irene Valley and Anna Nc
Mahon.
The woman's Guild and Missionary
meets in. the church parlors for the
regular meeting this afternoon with
Mrs. ]. G. Batten and Mrs. Thomas
Berge az hostesses.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church is meeting this
afternoon In the church basement and
Mrs. A. Peterson Of Ojata is the hos
tess. Lunch will he served at the
close of the m @sss-
Party Was a Success.
A large crowd turned out Tuesday
evening to attend the October party
given in the church auditorium by the
Ladies' Altar society Of st. Michael's
church and as a result the treasur.
Of that society has been swelled by
= neat sum. The affair va in the ma
ture of a Halloween. ~festivity and the
feature was a minstrel program by a
pYn1ln ri local VnSinc man Tho hAS.e
put on Il clever show and we're given
most enthusiastic applause by the
audience. responding to several en-
cores. Guessing contests provided
much merriment also and refresh-
ments we're served in the dining room.
The ladies in charge Of the party
had the auditorium appropriately dec
Grated for the seaso Of Halloween.
using black and yellow crepe paper to
tv'ine the pillars and arches and scores
Of grinning pumpkin jack o'lanterns
to light the dark corners and complete
the mystic atmosphere. Following the
program the guests repaired to the
dining room where delicious oyster
stew. crackers. pumpkin pie and cot.
fee were served by the ladies.
In IT, the he. guessing guessing con sonte 5 hoi Leg 60
candy in the chance board game, his
mother. Mrs. a. schmitz won a box Of
apples for guessing the number Of
seeds in a pumpkin and Maurice Bliv-
en- took the football in the boys apple
eating contest. The hoys who put on
the minstrel program we're Bert Pres.
colt. ~interlocutor. Cleary Monley and
Ben Hall end men,. Angus Mcdonald.
George Read. Ed Lane, Dan Mckenzie,
Frank LaBine, John Hogan and
Ernest Rorke at the piano. The even
ing's hostesses were Mrs. A. L. Larson,
Mrs. J. e. Nuss. Mrs. B. H. Courtney.
Mrs. j. P. Curran. Mrs. H. J.. Bliven,
Mrs. Albert Olson. Mrs B. Dreeland.
Mrs. e. J.. O'Keefe. Mrs. y. P. ST.
lawrence. Mrs. Frank Bates. Mrs. A.
", Hunstigcr. Mrs. ]. H. McInerney.
Mrs. George Koenig. Mrs. J. B. Healy
and Miss Anna Carroll.