The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-21
Baptist Aid Meeting.

Baptist Aid Meeting.
The regular meeting of the Baptist
Aid society will he hold in tho church
parlors at the usual hour tomorrow
afternoon M all members arc urged
to he present. An interesting pro
gram has hecn arranged and refresh
mcnt will he served.
Social This Afternoon.
The new social committee of the
trittcnton Circle held its first social
gathering this afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. l.. l.. Eckman on South
Fourth street. Mrs. NJ. G. Olson and
Mrs. T.. Il. Fcetham We're the assist
ing llostesscs and the afternoons pro-
gram included some delightful solos
by Mrs. r. SOVEREIGN Smith and read
ings Ivy Miss Geraldine Jacob. Light
refreshments We're served and a large
number attended.
Foreign Missionary Meeting.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
hold tho MAY meeting in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon at ;
O'Clock and as the girls of the Stand
ard Bearers are to servo the rofresh-
ments an unusually large attendance
II uiSti. Inc StdHttdIu bearers arc
working for funds to apply on their
pledge I" support Miss Mabel Lee. the
North Dakota missionary. a cordial
invitation. as usual. is extended 20
everyone.
Tho delegates to the Methodist
general conference will make their
reports al this meeting II tho sub
.loct for tho program will bc Christ,
tho only Light" The complete pro-
gram follows:
Devntionals-Nrs. j. G. Moore.
"NhN Compare Relationships.
Emma Hoy.
Reasons Why Christianitv is Great
CT Than All Other RIGHTEOUSNESS.
w. 2. Fowler.
Reading. "WhH l Believe in For
cisn Missions Mrs. L. p. Robertsol.
Solo. guitar Actumpaniment-Mrs
Lehman.
Beading. The LOST Word"-Mis.
Rose L. Baker.
Tho Chain Parties Continue.
Daily invitations are going out for
parties to he given before June i by
tho hostesses of the city for the pur-
pose of swelling the Y. ". c. A. fund
and while almost every day of the
week is already taken several have
chosen the same day and Thursday
will he an especially busy one.
Mrs. l.. r. Vincent has issued in
v%itations for Thursday afternoon and
will entertain at hcr home ON Jniver-
sity avenue Tho pleasure will be i'm
formal and her guests will be Mrs.
Will CARPENTER. Mrs. Harry Gaylord.
Mrs. NJ w. Day. Mrs. r.. Grumillcr.
Mrs. G. A. Loushin. Mrs. John lew
itson. Mrs. Henry Hancock. Mrs. Jack
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Charles Lesson, Mrs.
NJ. Schneider, Mrs. G. II. Froats. Mrs.
George Coulter. Mrs. a. r. Swcnson,
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Sorenson.
Mrs. r. A Fraser has also chosen
Thursday afternoon and will enter
tain from 3 to ) o'clock at her home.
613 North Third street. She will
have Il company of ten.
Mrs. Thomas Bergc and Mrs. Ed
ward Olson will entertain Thursday
afternoon from 3 to 3 o'clock at the
y. w G. "A. parlors n have invited
a company OF twenty guests. They
will bring their n~eedlework and at
o'clock lunch will be served in the
cafeteria.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Rather
inc Whitley. Mrs. George \. Wheeler
and Mrs. Torserson will entertain a,
the y. w. c. a. and their company
will number more than thirty guests,
Mrs. Torserson has invited her com
pany which includes Mrs. W. H. Matt
news. Mrs. II. A. Bronson. Mrs. NJ
Rasmussen. Mrs. q. II. Naramore OF
Linton. Mrs. a. I. S%tinson. Mrs. p. S
Peterson. Mrs. a. Abrahamsen. Mrs
l.. Il. Hassell. Mrs. 3. q. Paulsness
Mrs. p. O. Thorson, Mrs. O. T. Files.
tad. Mrs. X. j. Nomland. Mrs. Siam
pen, Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette. Mrs. Jensen
and Mrs. Sorenson.
This afternoon about $50 ladies are
gathered at the Y. ". c. A. parlors
as guests of tho ladies' who were in.
vited by Mrs. j. NJ. D'Eeale, Mrs. II
II. Healy and Mrs. S. Paige johnson
Refreshments arc being served in the
cafeteria n it is expected thar the
silver collection will be q big lift TO.
ward the goal.
Mrs. F. j. Babcock's company this
afternoon will enjoy a visit to tho
ceramic department in the school o1
mines building at the university anG
on their return they will have a cur
Of tea from a teapot made Of NORTH
Dakota clay.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. ". "
Witherstine. Mrs. q. B. Burtness ant
Mrs. Fl. E. Simpson entertained thirt,
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