The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-09
Dinner for Debaters.

Dinner for Debaters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 8. Duggan. will
be host and hostess at dinner this
evening at their home on Chestnut
street and their guests will be the
Young men on the University Of North
hour 10 $3.50 o'clock and Mra. Duggan
has chosen the university colors. pink
and green, for her table decoration.
Covers will be placed for eight guests,
the debaters who meet the Manitoba
and South Dakota teams and the al
ternates. Messrs. Edward McIlraith.
Lester Smith. Earl Louden. Theodore
perm. Rheinhart Kamplin and H. A.
Mackoff.
Baptist Sunday Music.
The music service arranged for the
First Baptist church Sunday by Louis
L. Rowland. director. and Miss Jane
Smith, organist. is as follows:
Morning.
Prclude-Allegro Maestoso. i. Shelley
Duet Will Magnify Thee.
Miss Lombard and Mrs. Paul B.
Griffith.
observation-disclosures ..... Dickinson
Anthem-"Sing Allclujah FORTH.
Postlude-Triurnphal March. Buck
Evening.
Prelude-1ntcrmezzo 100000. Hollins
Anthem-"Call to Remembrance.
offertotre-serenade :;::::.;.:::
Northumberland
Anthem-"The Radiant Morn Has
Passed Away ........ Woodward
Postlude-Hosanna .......... Wachs
The Sunday school orchestra which
began holding regular rchearsals last
week has prepared three numbers to
be used during the session Of the Sum-
day school.
Thursday Musical Program.
The March meeting of the Ladies'
Thursday Musical club will be held
next Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. F. S. sar-
gent on Reeves avenue. Miss Mildred
Corliss has been assisted in the pre-
paration of the program by Mrs. w. II.
Shulze and tho subject is the study Of
the opera. The Battered Bride" by
friedrich Smetana. Each member is
requested to read up OH the story and
composer before the meeting.
The musical part Of the program
will be Illustrations from the opera
and Miss Leone Cory will do the piano
work. The solo parts will be taken
by Mrs. B. !. Spence. Louis Rowland
and Miss Floy Jackson. Miss Jose
phine Curtis will render the violin
numbers.
Alpha PHI Party Tonight.
This evening the girls OF the Alpha
Phi sorority of tho university will en-
terrain at the home of Mrs. p. S.
Houghton OF Reeves avenue and
among the guests in addition to the
sorority girls will be the four Alpha
PHI women. Mrs. F. l.. Mcvey. Mrs.
4. II. Taylor. Miss Louise Marclay and
Miss CAROLYN Salisbury. and the pa
tronesses, Mrs. j. Walker Smith. Mrs.
O. G. Libby, Mrs. E. ]. Lander and
Miss Esther NJ. Pike. A very novel
little farce entitled Mrs. Oakley's
Telephone" has been provided for en-
%tertainment and the appointments will
be carried out in theater fashion. At
the box office at the door the girls
will receive as tickets dainty little
Alpha Phi book marks and ushers will
show them to their seats in the living
room. The library will be utilized as
a stage and in the dining room will
be converted into a palm garden for
the service Of ices. chocolate and
cakes. Gray and red. the sorority
colors. will he carried out in the pro-
gram and decorations.
The girls are plannin gon a very
Jolly time n the cast top resent the
farce follows:
Mrs. oakley-Miss Blonde Holt.
Miss Constance, her friend-Miss
Annie Poupore.
Mary. the cook--Miss Christine Fin.
layson.
Emma. the maid--Miss Stella Hod-
gins.
$40
Splendid W. c. T. L. Meeting.
Friday afternoons meeting of no
w. C.. T. L. was a red letter day in
more a tina none for the a
that 1t brought out an attendance of
about thirty ladies. the program was
Of h most interesting of the wear
and a great many new subscriptions
to the Union Signal were signed. The
meeting was in observance of the
birthday of the national president,
Mrs. Lillian Stevens, and annually it
is celebrated b ysoliciting subscrip-
tons for the unions official paper.
Mrs. j. e. Stevens had charge Of the
meeting and she opened by address
ins the members on the value Of the