The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-10
Junior Dance April 10.

another of their delightful dancing
parties on the evening of Friday.
April 10. and the entertainment COM
mittee is arranging to provide an un-
usually good time. The party will
hc given at the I.acotah and the
h"rke orchestra ~ play
Intending House Party.
Fargo Courier-News: Lynn STAN
baush is spending the Easter vacation
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Stambaugh, Second venue south. lie
expects to leave Friday for a house
party al LaMoure given by Miss
Vaughn and Miss Lorraine Miller. who
formerly attended school in Fargo
sity.
Held Mission Meeting.
The Womcn's Home Missionary So
cirty of the Methodist church met this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.. ~.
Howard on Third enu at 3 O'Clock
and the lesson topic WAS The Church
and Social Questions" Mrs. Emma
Hoy Was the leader me after the pro-
gram there WAS a social hour m
light rcfrcshment service.
Mrs. st. Lawrence Hostess.
About thirty ladies of Golden
Rod club OF tho Degree of Honor were
entertained this afternoon rs guests
of Mrs. y. y. st. Lawrence at her
home on Cottonwood street. Cards
WAS among the pleasures enjoyed and
in the service of refreshments Mrs.
ST. Lawrence WAS assisted by her
daughter. Lillian. and Mrs. James
Cameron.
Thirty at supper Party.
Thirty young people of the Chris
iian Endcavor society of the First
Presbyterian church were guests last
evening at the supper served in the
The supper and social hour preceded
the regular business meeting at which
t!lnc the society business matters were
cared for. At this time it Was dccid-
cd that the society will give a series
of entertainments in the future con-
siStinE Of programs II farrcs and
these will DO given about once ii
month.
Made Easter Bonuets.
The regular meeting of the Baptist
Aid society was held this afternoon
in the church parlors and the bust
ness meeting VAS followed ny the
usual social hour with that much
heraldcd Easter Opening as the fea-
ture. The ladies were provided with
material for making Easter hornets
and very creditable creations
were put on display. The social hour
lnent service and the hostesses We're
Mrs. r. e. Griffith. Mrs. +. Gru,niller.
Mrs. j. Fitzgerald and Dean Ella NJ.
Fulton.
Y. W. e. 4. vesper Leaders.
At a meeting Of tho religious work
committee of the Y. w. e. a. topics
were arranged for the vesper services
for the ncX two months and lea ders
assigned as follows:
April IA. Tied Hand and Foot
uowcr Of Habit)-Mrs. Z. J.. Bab-
cock.
April 81. Words. Words. Words
CRITICISM. C'oarseness. Hypocrisy
Miss Bertha Ferguson.
April %. The Twin Who Wonder
cd Whether II Coul BE True" tThom.
as,-Mrs. G.. e. Warner.
May ;. Paul the Traveler"-Mr.
May II. lis it catchins?" tThe
Law of CONFERENCE.-The. J. Grassick.
May 10. Lcader-Mrs. S. r. John
May IS. IA Vacation Subject
Mrs. W. RI. Matthews.
Miss Garrigues' monthly report as
presented to h y. W. &. 4. board AT
the last regular meeting VAS as fol-
lows:
1T is always with interest that we
take a retrospective view of the
months work. The vesper services
have not increased in numbers but in
spite Of the last pretty Sundays. has
almost cqualed that Of last month.
having an average Of ffty-three in
March as compared with fftv-fve in
February. The interest has been
good. -Four new members have en-
rolled in the lIelsn Gould club; The
steadily increased. the lowest nuln-
Der being eight. the highest thirty
four. Miss jacob entertained the
little folks OF March 81.
The English class is the only edu-
c%ational class that has not discon-
tinued for the year. Through kind
ness Miss Ferguson has consented to
take this class for the fifteen weeks
term.
"0ne social has been held during
March: thirty-fve we're present and
reported a very pleasant evening. The
shower baths have been open to the
little folks each Saturday afternoon
during the month. the number of
FATHERS ranging from sever to twenty
n n gymnasium classes have
continued with good attendance. One
new member has enrolled in the
eighth grade class.
"As the gymnasium is undoubtedly
the warmest room in the building,
the last week has demanded that the
work be changed from indoor to out
door work. Plans are being made
for ennis Tubs for the day classes
and a hiking club for the early even
ing classes.
The cafeteria. though it has fallen
off in patronage in the last ten days.
has. during the month. accommodated
more people than last month. This
month 2.lsa meals more were served
as against 2.134 last month.
THE parlors have been used once
by the Baptist Ladies' Aid committee.
twice by the Presbyterian Christian
Endcavor committee. once by the
nurses. once by the Congregational
ladies. We have had eight applica-
tons for work, twelve for help and
ten for rooms in the building. The
transient rooms have been occupied
every day during the month"