The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-20
Juniors Had Splendid COMPANY.

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h desir" of til" entertainment
committee of the Junior class of the
high school was fully realized last
evening when the largest company of
the wear turned out to enjoy the last
Junior dancing party. II Was given ut
tn" Hotel Dacotah and the company
Was all thar the spacious dining oom
could accommodate. Tho music fur
nlShrd Il The" Rorkc orchestra was en-
rcllent and tho young people were
cllap"roncd 10y Miss Edna Twamlcy
and Prof. &. *. Eaarman of the high
schoul faculty.
TIL" party was n of tho prctticst
even gwen by tho younger set, for the
sirls were ~attircd in their new sum-
MGR rocks and were in the happicst
"t spirits. Programs We're used and
tn" first halt hnur Mas Givcn over TO
III" pleasure of filling them out, the
dane" t"asins At - O'clock. The
evenings guest list Included the fol-
lowing:
Misses Vera KELSEY, Vivian Din
ME. Pauline Wolff, Louise Dug
gan. Lillian ErNS"rl, Vera Soy III
Marion Torg"s"n, Zola seymour, Mu-
ri"l t'k"'t'. ';rar" Mct'ullum. Mari"
bti"rman. ';rac" Carroll. Margaret
Lucas, Th"int Peters. Pearl Hannah,
Esther Sims. ticnevievc o'kecfc, Sc
~ y WIZ 4NS'l'sN IltIllIIilt, lIlI-
Liam -. I-a"r"n'e, E'anch" Green, FL.
sln Rhode. Roth EoN. Enid Lowe.
Ninnifr"d Churchill. .Adclinn Ilazlc.t,
'ialr" johnson. Irene rraNitz. Grace
S"rlie. l:lgi' l~'lrrington. Florence
Gallup. Mabel Mirtlor, Nora Lane.
ora h"ono. Lillian l'airchild. Temple
irwin, l.rn"siinr .Ihrnhi. Gertrude
norman. Ella npsahl. Gladys Mayer.
Martha F;arnes. Grace Rorke. Ada
lyIlIyIr trlJItS IItri.I, Nfll;,.
Turner. Marsar", sutherland. kittie
Williams, Geraldine Jacob and Grace
Greenwood, Mcssrs. Fred Brock
lIoff. Arthur knutson, V. Giles, MAJ
Tracy, Fred Frrble. \. j. Palmer.
MNron Bacon. Bruce Mcdonald. Ran
som i'arncs, Lloyd Reilly. II. McDon-
ana, Henry MclhY, James Moods,
Carter; Earl McF'addcn, KEN
per N"mland. Clinton Ferguson of
Minneapolis, Edward Lane, Herman
Wolff. Howard Coulter, Othmar
M~"nte"m"ry, Cory Monlcy, Lee Riggs.
.harl"s b1N"cfc. Hume Bacon, j. IL.
Moulnor. Stanley Lodmcll. .Albcr.
ARMSTRONG; Frank Mosher. Roy Rus
S'!, NJ Is: land"l, Donovan Payne.
,,rTal Meliattio. Emil johnson. ROY
Ferguson. Clifford Hail. Wilbur Will
liams. Douglas Hougllton, oscar Gni-
h'ks"n. jess" futile, Ed Lowe, Will
nam Hurk. Gcors" I:nGstrom. Throan
fakk", John SHAW. Victor Rasmus.
s'f, Charles Cameron, Russell Bur-
i"hlng. Albert Duggan. Arthur
f:mard, Clement Woods. Gerald
! hurchlli. Lee Henry. Louis Burfrn.
ing, James Bulge and Clarence Has.
sci.
All Day Work Meeting.
Wednesday will be Il busy day for
IN" ladies of the Baptist Aid society
Tor the program for the day includes
an an daN work meeting. beginning al
~ 'l"rk IN the morning. "A rummage
sal" and the regular aid meeting i'm
the afternoon al the usual hour. The
work practically begins Tuesday after
moon Tor those having articles for the
sale are requested to have them at thn
rhurch not later than Tuesday noon 50
mat inc committed of markers NAV
their task that afternoon.
me fummag" sale will br held in
me basement, while the work meeting
VIII u" held in the pHrlors. Lunch will
ne served from l. To . o'clock and n,
. "'l"rk tn" aid meeting will be call
20. the host"sscs tn he Mrs. r. G.. Crit
nun Mrs. William Gilhrcath. Mrs. G. T..
IarNin and Mrs. Gay. The regular
missionary program at this m,etinn
WI be postponed until the return of
Mrs \. j. Nelson from ST. Louis
"hrr" she will be ono of the North
i'hk7ta delegates AT the annual meet.
ing of the Wonen's Raptist Eoroirn
missionary S"' iety of the West. Mrs.
Nelson leaves for ST. Louis tonight and
~ the aid meeting two weeks hence
convention.
''"'in Moore Entertained Bows.
John III. Moore gave extreme Meas
'irc To the young boys of his Sunday
school class of the Methodist church
last evening when he entertained them
AT a class party. Mr.. Moore. we'll I'M
1~erstandinE III" likes Of tho boys UNI
der ms instruction, provided as the d.
version for the early part of the even
ing an hour of games at the Y. NJ &.
\. gymnasium and was assisted in
ms program hy Ernest tIurd. He
til"n took them to his home on North
f"urth street where they INDUCED In
some l1iStN singing and were later
WITH Il group of readings hy
Miss Ethel iihlcrow. Miss lIalcrow Sc
iet'"a a group particularly suited TO
N"''ng boys and among them were
Coin to Cry No More" and This is
the Way You Look" all followed by
cncOrcS.
a delicious service Of refreshments
tbe n,nripc re- i''ei't9
This was served h,. Az d .lose ana
and s,star NJ ~ N.oores mothcr
class are rIarance Inc Joys OF the
Gordon ynunn r. rs hnrr Nlitse.
Eoemer Secord ,sa.c Miod nafIlnston;
Sutherland Isrpns, m1oen' Ea"afd
Irroats Per-. ,n.,. laasseIl' Charies
'''u""s ana Eugene
-aa~
Owe Of ~ go, s.hA T..
cyents If nc rnar ss.lns tnusical
locked forward tn hr M ohe eagerly
hear i, ;s he ons, ~ us ln.ited 10