The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-31
Informal Dance Enjoyed.

me knights OIL SoloitiouS Me.S
hosts at an informal dance at their
club rooms last evening which was
enjoyed by a company Of forty cou-
Piles. The usual good time was the
vote Of the guests. the music by the
Finley orchestra being especially fine
while the lunch served at IL O'Clock
was most satisfying. The evenings
guests included Messrs. and Mesdames
W. V. O'Connor. Robert Hughes. n.
p. St. Lawrence. c. j. Monley. H. J.
Monley and A. L. Larson; Mrs. p. j..
Sullivan. Mrs Cameron and Misses
Helen Slattery. Ella Opsahl. Bella
Ryan. Mary Murphy. Nora Lane.
verna Emard. Pauline O'Reilll, Ger
trude Traynor. Sue Virgins. Lillian
st. Lawrence. Lillian Lindquist. Anna
Nolan. Florence Rose. Gladys Dunlap.
ence Williams. Leila Chase. Glare
Johnson. Ethel Maddox. Olive Chase.
Grace Rover. Agnes Rover. Gertrude
Norman. Mary Sullivan. Margaret
Lemm. verra Ryan and Anna
Laurent: Messrs. Gerald Rafter. Rol-
lie Secord. Jesse futile. Ray Collins.
y. s. Bates, George Colborn. Stanley
Arthur Williams. f. j. Mahoney. 7.
p. O'Connell. w. V. O'Brien. Gorie
MonleE. Charles Cameron. G. J.. kehl.
Frank LaBine. Ernest Mcmahon. NJ.
i. Monley. E. c. LeBacken. r. AISLE
tine. y. Bank. x. c. Beck. Earl Cas-
.sedy. George Sagen. Charles Tierney.
Stanley Caldwell. Ed Sandlie. Frank
Lawrence Norman. Walter Canniff. J.
i. Courtney and Earl Lynch.
Meet With Mrs. Fegan.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF st. Paul's
Episcopal church will meet with Mrs.
W. w. Fegan at her residence. S1S
South Fifth street. Friday afternoon
ladies of the parish are invited to be
present. A missionary box for the
Indians will be packed at this meet
ing and each member is asked for q
donation.
A Very interesting program has been
prepared for this months meeting
and Mrs. J.. B. Wineman will lead.
Japan" and the complete program
follows:
Outline of Japan-Mrs. c. c. Cow
ran
"shintoism"-Mrs. j. II. Owen.
"Buddhism"-Mrs. a. z. Watson.
"Confucianism"-Mrs G. st. John
Perrott.
Questions for the class-"Is it neces-
sary for a missionary to understand
the religion of Japan in order to do
effective work? Why?"
why is U work in Japan different
from other countries?'
why don't We try to CONVEX the
heather at home before going to Il
Japan field"
Suppose sometime in memoriam
U ancestors had held to he creeds
of Japan. what then would America
have been like in 1902"
Roll call-Current topics on Cuba.
Junior Recital Program.
The program for the regular weekly
recital by the junior students at Wes-
ley college conservatory is arranged
and will be rendered Friday after
noon at 5 O'Clock at the city studios.
The public is invited to these r~ecitals
and the numbers for tomorrow fol-
low:
Agnes Johnson.
A Wee Story Ortiz
Esther Swenson.
Voice of the Heart ........Na Cal!
Marion Opsahl.
An Old Dance Virgil
Ardell swiggum.
The Angelus .Gregh
Saba Fisher.
Mildred Lehman.
l1Cat song 6TOWu
Helen Wilder.
Evening Chimes Virgil
Marjorie Moore.
At Twilight ............ Tilenberg
Ruth Baughman.
Tamborine Girl Brown
Beth Gaulke.
Etude Ravina
Ida Rand.
Valse Brillante ........... GODDARD
Ella Hewitson.
Set Date for Fair.
The Presbyterian ladies have chosen
Friday, November %. as the date for
their annual Christmas sale and fair
and in connection with the event this
year they will serve a chicken pie
supper. The ladies are now busy
making preparations for the affair.