The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-13
Social Gatherings Today.

4 program on purity is being given
this afternoon at he meeting Of the
w. C.. T. L. which is being held at
the home OF Mrs. John Dinnie on
North Fifth street with Mrs. Elizabeth
Wilson as hostess. Mrs. J. c. Black
reads a paper on The Right of the
Child to be Well Born" and after the
business hour refreshments will be
served.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the B. Of
Z. e. is gathered in annual session
this afternoon at the Odd Fellows
hall and will elect officers az the BUSH
ness hour. A social session with re-
freshment service will conclude the
afternoon.
The Juniors at Wesley college con-
servatory appear in their last weekly
recital before the holidays this after
noon at S o'clock and those on the
program are Margare. Dow. Mary
ford. Marion Opsahl. Marjorie VIII
kerson. Leland Merrill. Mildred Leh-
a Blanche Turner, Lloyd Fried.
man. Agnes johnson. Thelma Rystad.
Loretta Glockner. Helen Gust and
Katherine Henry.
The girls of the Christian Endeavor
society of the Presbyterian church
to be served in the church dining
room this evening. The feast is being
given to raise money for the society
and plans have been made to serve q
large company.
An informal dance at the college
ball room Will be the pleasure Of the
students Of the Union Commercial COL
given from 3 to IL o'clock and the
chaperones will be Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Thacker and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hughes. The Bates orchestra will ~lay
and a good time is anticipated.
Gave . Studio Recital.
The piano pupils who study with
Miss Cordelia Hulburd at Wesley col
lege conservatory gave a studio recital
at 4 O'clock yesterday afternoon and
the following young ladies played:
Miss Della Christianson Of Carpio:
Misses Lottie Skene. Laura Olson and
Sarah Mclean Of Hannah: Miss Annie
Healy Of Glenburn: Miss Ella Bleak
ley Of Langdon: Misses Flossie Weller
and Hazel Vale Of GrandForks: Miss
Mabel Wright Of Bismarck: Miss Min.
ME Markell of Rolla and Miss Myrtle
Ellenson Of Sarles.
Successful Bazaar and Supper.
The ladies of st. Marks English Lu.
theran church are very we'll pleased
with the patronage given their supper
n bazaar yesterday and will have a
neat sum to add to their church treas.
ury. h affair was held in the
Methodist church. the Ladies' Aid So
ciety being in charge OF the sale and
the men of the church in charge Of the
supper. Mrs. L. S. earle presided over
the apron and fancy work sale and
disposed OF nearly every article.
900
Miss Richmond to Return.
Miss Mabel Richmond of Hayre.
Mont. who has been the guest of Mrs.
5. o. DeCamp at her home on Reeves
avenue for the past several weeks will
leave tomorrow morning for her
hume. Miss Richmond came from
Havre in October to be present at the
marriage of Mrs. William Gourlie.
Mrs. DeCamp's daughter and has since
oeen taking treatment for throat trou.
BILE.
Cleared About s24s.
The final reports made yesterday
afternoon at the meeting of the Off
GERS and committees OF the Methodist
Ladies Aid society on the upper and
bazaar showed that the net proceeds
will be 9246. This money will be con-
tributed to the pledge which the So
ciety makes each year for the sunnort
Of the church.
IL Driving Her Car.
Petersburg Record: Miss Josephine
Tennison is to be congratulated on
having been awarded a five passenger
Palge-Letroit touring car in the
Times-Herald subscription contest. Il
IL a hne car and Notwithstanding the
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