The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-23
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Visiting AT COrlis> Home.
Mrs. X. II. Yaeck of Richardton is
visiting this week with Mrs. Guy G.
II. Corliss and her daughter. Mildred.
AT their home on Reeves avenue and
last evening Mrs. Corliss had a few in
for dinner in her honor. On the COM
pletion of her visit here Mrs. Yaeck
will return 10 tho home of her par
ents in ST. Thomas.
Was Enroutc Fast.
Miss Ada DcLorimer of Havrc.
Mont. spent a short time in the city
Friday evening as the guest of Miss
Cassie Cumming while on her way tn
%lIihhine, Mimi. and other eastern
points. Miss Cumming met Miss Dc
l.oriinrr last summer when she visited
Miss Mabel Richmond ut tIavre.
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Silver Tea Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. ~. Hawkins will he hostess
Tuesday Afternoon at her home. 409
Franklin avenue. to the members of
nightly silver tea and her assisting
ladies will b" Mrs. NJ. A. Blair. Mrs.
Harold l,amming and Mrs. Oscar l..
Loo. The hours are from > TO ) o'clock
and all members of tho order are cor
daily invited.
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Pupils Piano Recital.
Groups of interested mothers and
friends gathered at the Grand Forks
school of music this afternoon to bear
tho weekly recital and the children
who PLAYED included Margaret Libby,
Margaret Gillette, Ella Munro, Eva
Matthew'S. Cicmrntine Bronson, Violet
EEsperanHe, GLADYS Edwards. Dor
othy Webster. Berry, Seymour, Marion
Lond. Mildred odcll. Carleton Ladd,
Marie Bowcs and llenr" LeDaun,.
Rev. Warner Addressed Union.
About Twenty-Five ladies attended
The meeting nt tho w. G.. L. L. held
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
a. H. Woods and the principal mum.
h"r on tho program was a splendid
temperance talk nv Rov. c. G. Warne.
ot III" congregational church on Tho
Battle for Prohibition Mrs. Fred
Parsons favored with q vocal solo and
the meeting was concluded with the
reports of the officers and committees
Suffrage Gu Had Fine Meeting.
IN" first regular meeting Of the
Not"s for Women club held Friday
evening in the council chambers of the
city hall VAS attended by q splendid
gathering ut men and women and a,
tn" business session the club selected
the first Tuesday of every month AS its
regular meeting day. Tho sessions will
be held in the city hail and in the
evening so that the men as we'll as the
women may attend and tho &
committee will rrang To have a good
speaker at every meeting. some one
Nersed in the laws and whose address
VIII be an education to both the mem
hers and those who wish to become
acquainted with the principles of
woman suffrage. The April meeting
will be held on the regular date, Tues
day. April >.
me clubs president. Mrs. Alice Nell
son Page. presided at Friday evenings
meeting and Rev. w. RI. Matthews
pastor "f the Presbyterian church. was
the speaker. Rev. Matthews is an ar.
cent supporter of equal suffrage
rights and gave the club and it's guests
q very enthusiastic and encouraging
talk. Mrs. Page followed with a shor,
nut instructive talk on the procedure
necessary to get n bill through the leg
lslature and securing al amendment
7 the state constitution which ster
VIII be necessary before woman s,lf.
frage can he gained.
Inc business meeting Of the club
followed the open session and severa'
matters came up for lengthy discus,
sion. Plans for securing aid from IN.
national association in New York were
1akeh up and Mrs. .. T. Rishoff rea6
d very interesting magazine article or
'ne suffrage question. The climbs
membership is now over seventy. aboui
zen having Joined last evening, and a,
,hn next meeting the women hope tr
bring it 10 the 100 mark.
New Pastor Welcomed.
Nearly 400 members and friends -,
the congregation gathered last even.
ing at tho First Baptist church par.
,ors TO extend welcome to DIR. Home,
NJ. COOK. the new pastor. and his es,
hfhahle wife. the reception being Ar
@Sauisitely appointed social function
arranged by the ladies of tho Baptis,
Aid society. The reception hour.
were from y to 10 O'clock and at time.
the church was uncomfortable crowd.
cd sc eager were the parishioners Il
meet their new pastor and extend hi!
acquaintance to the citizens in gen
efal. During the evening there wa,
a short program hour presided owe,
by MIR. &. j. Garyin at which shor
welcome addresses were given by rep
resentatives of the church and CITY
This feature was opened with q splen
dld quartet number by Mr.. and Mrs
RAUL b.. Griffith. Miss Barbara Henri,
and Harold Winslow and other equal
~ delightful musical numbers wer,
a violin solo by Miss Josephine Curt
and vocal numbers by Miss Stell,
Lombard, Miss Jane Smith presidin,
at the piano.
F. r. Starkweather welcomed DR.
and Mrs. Cook on behalf of tn,
church. Rev. w. III. Matthews, paste
OF the Presbyterian church. spoke TO
the Ministerial union. and Dr.. G.. +
iiemans. superintendent of state mis-
sions, spoke for the state in his wei
come. Or. Cook responded mos
graciouslE and made his c~ongregatio
feel that he is glad to be here to sta,
n enough o accomplish grea
good. nr. Cook outlined the chat,
OF circumstances which resulted II
his coming n said that in the frs
place he wanted TO come to Gran,
Forks. in the second place he believ
cd that the people wanted him ar
thirdly that circumstances seemed t
assure him that it was the will of tn
Master that he should come. Fl
spoke briefly but both seriously an,
humorously and assured his peopl
that he was here for the good Of tn
church. city and state.
The ladies in char"e of the recep
ton carried out every detail witt
handsome appointment and chos
blue and yellow for their decorative,
scheme. The walls Of all the room
were draped crepe paper and In tn,
parlor on the library table was a gor
geous basket of yellow daffodils. o.
the piano and serving table were has
kets OF violets and yellow tulips an,
the girls who served. Misses Pear