The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06
Guild Sale and supper.

The ladies of st. Paul'S Guild added
another star to th"iy crown last cNeh-
ing when they served another OF thos"
delicious dinners for which theS are
So famous. More than 200 people en-
,ioycd their elegant mea! this year ana
il was some hours afterWard before
those people ceased to repeat the
praises If the guild ladies as domestic
sci.nv. artists. The meal was most
deliciuusly cooked. il was served hot
and with precision and the tables were
most handsomely spread. Pink cam
dies in crystal sticks We're used for
adornment and there were groups OF
ladies and maidens AZ each table suf-
t%icicntlN large to care tor everyone
with III" necessary haste. II attend
anrc was larger than those in charge
had anticipated but they We're able TO
car. for all and generously.
The bazaar was another success,
even greater thar in former years,
and the two affairs brought in some
thing over $500. The fancy work
booth where so many novelties for
Christmas gifts were displayed brought
in SOS and was in charge of Mrs. c. n.
Barnes. Mrs. W. II. Alexander in
charge of the apron booth took in
about SIS and Miss Mary Burleson i:
charge of the abalone she'll booth was
able To net a neat sum as commission
from her sales. Mrs. \. E. Watson
had charge OF st. Margaret Guilds
booth, Miss Clara Hale had St. Agnes
lery. Mrs. y. G.. Schulthies and Mrs.
Moors the handpainted card booth,
Mcsdanncs j. +. Wineman. c. {. Cow
ran ard W.. w. i'egan the Woman's
Auxiliary and Mrs. w. s. Whitman:
the candy booth. The ladies not hav-
ing booths had charge of the supper.
To intend Buckeye Reunion.
President and Mrs. Y. L. McNcl
hay" been invited TO attend the an
nual banquet OF the Fargo Ohio so.
cirty 81 the Hotel Gardner in that cit!
next Monday evening and also hay
Deem iaoMuf"d with a place in the re-
cciEing ;,n". tins following item con-
corning ;1t social affair is taken from,
tn" Fargo Forum:
I'm the receiving line for the recep.
tion which will u" given l,y the Ohio
s"":tty i'r:"s 10 their annual bunuuc,
on mNi Ni"nda> evening Will be Prcsi.
dem and Mrs. j. II. Wors; Of til,
a. G.: Attorney and Mrs. w. :. STAN.
ha"gh: Nh and Mrs. John Franz
Tree: '""si1"nt and Mrs. j.. u. No.
NcN al til" st,itr university: Presid-n.
and >;r$. Goo. n. Mcfarland of tn.
''t if''i .t't "a. valley t'iN
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Hoiderman: Mrs
Harry T.. MagiN. Hiss Frances Free.
man %nd Earle u. Fleming. The re.
c%ri,tion vii! h" held in the pariors a
the tia:dn". hotel from $50 unit
ESQ. "hen an elaborate banquet vii
b" served. The committe" in cllarg,
ot 't~ cvent consists Of Prof. r. G
n"n"gn"" If IN" \. c.: Robert G
I'at"T+"n Ind Or. Arthur +. ScllAlk o
the y. g.. and they will be a~ssiste,
bN Mrs. D":ieghu" and Mrs. Schalk
The annual reunion of the buckeye
who's" homes are in North Dakot;
Is II Very delightful occasion which j
looked forward !" by those who ar
cliEihi" 10 invitations With a grea
deal ~ pleasure. The event this yea
Is i'll III" h:n1s of a Very capable com
mite" and all details FOR one of III
hapl,i"s' s"cial events "t the seasol
are being. perfected"
--a.S-
Man" Hcar! Gcrwin Recital.
tn" recital given last evening a