The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-05
Trinity Lutheran Young pcop,c.

Trinity Lutheran Young People.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet In
the church this evening at 5 O'clock,
There will be a program and Rev. G,
o.. Mona Will be the speaker. The
members Of the Dorcas society are
requested to meet for a short business
session Immediately after the pro-
gram.
Baptist Meetings Today.
Two Baptist gatherings are being
held tins afternoon, the ladies OF the
Mission Circle holding its regular
meeting in the church parlors and
Aid being in session at the Y. w. C..
A., where they had luncheon at l
l h Mission Circle is hav-
ing a splendid program and the
board is t~ransacting business.
Committee Held Meeting.
A meeting of the committee in
charge Of the Eastern Star annual was
held at the home of Mrs. j. +. Robin
son and plans We're perfected for the
big event which occurs January Il.
invitations will he issued tomorrow
and tho Rorke six piece orchestra
TO arrange the decorations were ap-
pointed and frappe will be served
during the evening.
To Entertain Forty Girls.
Forty girls each of whom will con-
tribute ten cents to the fund of the
Bearers of the Methodist
will be entertained his even
lnG as guests OF the president. Miss
Pearl Burns, at her North Fourth
street home. Miss Burns has provid-
cd IL programs of games and music for
entertainment and light refreshments
VIII be served at The close. Several
girls of the Standard Bearers will give
n of these chain parties and Miss
Hazel Vale will he the next hostess.
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A.. G.. Junior Prom Date.
Fargo Forum: The Junior prom al
the a. G. has been announced for
January % and will be given i'm the
arn"ry. This is one of the biggest
events of the social season Mt the col
lego and is largely attended by the
young society people of the city and
colleges. Tho chairlncn of commit
tee have been appointed and as Soon
as the committees arc filled out will
commence preparations for the event
refreshments; Reginald Cooley the
decorations: and Edgar Olson tho
f1oor arrangements.
Miss Hankcy Was Hostess.
Miss Edna lIankcy was hostess last
evening at her home on Walnut street
to the members of the bridge club of
which shc is a member and the even
ing was happily passed with that
popular game. Miss Florence Neate
held the high score and was awarded
Hankcy served Il delicious lunch as a
concluding pleasure and a visiting
guest was Mrs. Grant who played in
place of Miss Caroline Hoiscth who is
still confined to the hospital in Be-
midi where h was taken after being
hurt In the wreck. Miss Amy Lysing
will be the clubs next hostess.
Miss SpriggS Entertained Club.
Miss Florence Spriggs was hostess
last evening to the girls of the w. 1.
7. Y. club and after enjoying the carly
performance at the Grand the guests
repaired to her home on North Fifth
street. Tho rooms We're adorned in
the holiday colors and Miss Spriggs
provided a splendid evening Of enter
taln1nent with guessing contests and
music. A daintily appointed lunch
o of ten covers was served in the
dining room with Miss Cora Sprigss
assisting and two visiting guests were
Miss Addie Miller OF Neche and Miss
Tessie O'Brien of I.angdon. The club
meets every two weeks and Miss Edith
Neitch will probably be tho next hos
tess.
Evening 900" Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rabinovich re-
ceived a delightful company at their
home on University avenue last even
ing as an honor TO their pleasant holi-
day guest, Mrs. Matt Siegel Of Far
go, q sister of Mrs. Rabinovich, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Essential of Crooks
ton, former residents of this city. and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Singer who leave
for New York. The evenings
diversion was cards and 500" was
the chosen game 1t vas played with
interest and jollity at six tables and
at the close the high score prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Siegel Of Fargo and
Sam Rosenthal while the consolation
honors went to Mrs. Barbara Isaacs
and Mr.. Singer. Mrs. Rabinovich
adorned her home in the Christmas
colors, red and green, and her little
niece, Miss Pearlie Siegel of Fargo. at
tended the door. Miss Siegel also add
to the evenings pleasure with sew
eral extremely pretty musical num-
hers. A delicious lunch was served in
the dining room at midnight, the hos
tess being assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Isaacs and Mrs. Siegel.
900
Aids Annual Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Zion
Lutheran church met in the church
parlors yesterday afternoon for the
annual meeting and the amount of
business to be considered made it
necessary to continue the yearly work
until next week when the various
will be appointed. New
officers We're elected and the report of
the treasurer showed that the receipts
for the year had been $4,000. OF
those 81, 500 was expended for church
work and $1,000 for the new perma-
nent dining hall on the state fair
grounds. The meeting was we'll at
tended and Mrs. A. p. Halvorson serv-
ed refreshments. The officers for the
new year follow:
President-Mrs. A. Knudson.
First Vice President-Mrs. Hattie
Second Vice President-Mrs. Anna
Third Vice President-Mrs. K.
Fourth Vice President-Mrs. An
drew Peterson.
Treasurer-Mrs. A. ]. HuIteng.
Secretary-Mrs. A. p. Halvorson.