The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01
In the Gay Social Whirl
Bazaar and Sup,,cr.

Annual Bazaar aMd Supper.
The ladies of Plymouth Congrega-
tional church have selected Friday.
December s. as h date for the annual
Christmas bazaar and supper. The
bazaar will be held in the church par
dining room.
Will Live In Florida.
Langdon Courier Democrat: S. f..
Dcsrosier and family are leaving their
farm one mile and n half south of
langdon this fall for Florida. where
MIR. Dcsrosier has IL plantation and
orange grove. They will stay there
for the winter and may decide to
make their home in the southland.
Returns to Michigan Homo.
Mrs. a. j.. Starkweathcr of Kala-
mazoo. Mich. who has enjoyed Il de-
lighttul five months visit here as tho
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Starkweather of
Belmont venue left last evening for
her Michigan home. Enroute Mrs.
St~arkweather will stop In Sheffield.
Ill.,. for a few days visit with friends.
Many Attended Social.
Tho II. Y. p. L. Halloween social
given in the church parlors last even
Ing was IL splendid success and was at
tended by Il large company of young
people. The committee in charge of
h affair had the church parlors on
verified into Il veritable harvest scene
with corn stalks and pumpkins and
there was no limit to the mirth and
merriment allowed. Diving for APP
pies was II of the chief amusements
While Miss Eoofrira Inh ,ocf,p, 49,,
much fun with her professional for
tune telling. Miss Griffin and Miss
Floy jackson presided at the refresh
ment booth and coffee and doughnuts.
delicious and in generous quantities,
were served.
On High Cost of Living.
Next Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock the regular monthly meeting
Of the Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church will be held in the
church and the special feature ar
ranged for this meeting is "a lemon
stration and talk on THE High Cost
of Living" by Miss Sutherland. teach
err OF domestic science in the high
school. This will be a very valuable
address for housekeepers and the SO.
ciety extends all women OF the city,
whether members Of the church or
not. a very cordial invitation to at
tend.
Following Miss sutherland's talk
the ladies' will serve a lunch that will
almost be as satisfying AS a supper.
Halloween Supper Party,
Miss Susie krochock was hostess at
a Halloween supper party last even
ing at her home on Second e
and the appointments were carried
out in the colors and emblems Of the
season. \ bowl Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and green fern made a hand
some centerpiece for the table and the
repast was served by Miss Krochock
assisted by Miss Mary Golden, Miss
Mollie Hainrick and Miss Josie Ban
lex. The evening hour Were given
over to games and music and the
guests were Misses Annie Aritch.
Mary Greenberg. Toby Goldstein. Rose
Giller. Nellie Rutstein, Rose Fishman.
Ada Tencer. and Annie Levinson.
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Miss Woodward a Hostess.
Miss Flossie Woodward gave a Hal
.lowe'en party at her home on North
Fourth street last evening and made
the hours merry with games appropri-
ate TO the season and the telling Of
fortunes by Miss Dorothy Brand. who
cleverly im~personated a real Hal
lowe'en witch. Supper was served in
the dining room which was decorat-
ed with yellow Pumpkins. black cats
II witches hung from the chande-
liers. arches and curtains. Miss Wood.
ward was assisted in serving by Mrs.
Druinmond and the guests were Miss
es Nellie Dryden. Matte Shaw. Ruth
Wentz. Alice Onnland. Anabelle Bat
ten. Amanda Lydski, Dorothy Brand,
and Eunice Packard, Henry Melby. r.
McDougal, c. Packard, w. Johns.
Fritz and Hulteng.
Club Members Had Jolly Time.
The members of the Rebekah Book
and Thimble club and their gentlemen
returned to childhood just for the
night last evening and enioyed the
pranks of Halloween as they did in
years gone by. The party was given
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. H. Redick
on South Third street and the group
OF hostesses who provided the merri-
ment included Mrs. NJ. H. Redick. Mrs.
Fred Redick. Mrs. NJ. A. Hawkins,
Mrs: George Bristol and Mrs. G.. w.
buckingham.
The Redick home was given the air
of mystery and %wierdness with the
usual Halloween spectors and the
games and diversions provided for en-.
tertainment further carried out the
spirit of the occasion. a large mum.
Der of both ladies and gentlemen at.
tended and the evening was brought
to Il happy close with a delicious re.
freshmeN service.
Parties and Meetings Today.
This evening the Young Peoples 80.
ciety of the First Lutheran church
will give a Halloween social In the
church parlors and a special program
has been arranged which promises
much fun. The hour is 8 o'clock and
refreshments will be served.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary Of st. Paul's
church Is In session this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. w. w. Fegan on
South Fifth street inc an extensive
study program on Religions of Jap
n Is being given. Mrs. Fegan will
serve lunch at the close of the moef.
ing.
The choir members OF The Metho.
Gist church will be given a supper
before the regular rehearsal this
evening and the repast will be served
in the church dining room.
The junior pupils at Wesley con-
s~ervatory appear in their weekly re-
cital at the city studios at 5 o'clock
this afternoon. Twelve numbers will
be given.
Likes Grand Forks System.
Fargo Courier-News: III the peo.
pie OF the city desire to engage a po-
lice woman l can see no reason why
they should not be allowed to do So"
declared Alderman G. H. Ruperf YES. |