The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-27
Crittcnlon Meeting Tonight.

Crittcnton Meeting Tonight.
All womcn interested in the work
If the r%rittenton Circle are invited
To the meeting which will be held this
evening at the Y. w. q. 4. at 1870
o'clock.
social Session Thursday.
The NJ. w. A. and ROYAL NciGhbors
will hold a social session in the En-
pirc hall Thursday evening at $50
O'Clock. Dancing and cards will he
the diversions and the ladies will
serve lunch.
Miss Anderson Club Hostess.
The girls Of The u. Y. w. y. *. club
had II merry session last evening as
guests of Miss olga Anderson at her
home on Walnut street. Woodwork
aud chatting We're The pastimes and
Ill the close :; delicious lunch vas
served. Miss Torhia Wroolie was
chosen hostess for next weeks meet
ing which will be held Tuesday even.
ing.
Surprised on Anniversary.
Yesterday WAS the fifth wedding an.
niNersary of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Ho-
hoff and when they returned from
the depot last evening. Mrs. Hohofr
having gone to meet her husband on
his return from IL business trip to
Virginia. Mimi. they found their
home in the Dinnir block in posses
sion of n company of twenty friends.
They Immediately cNtcnd"d congratu-
lations and proceeded to make the
evening merry. Music and cards wer"
o'clock II prcttily appointed luncheon
was served i'm Tho iiniOp room
Farewell surprise Party.
MIR. and Mrs. Iav" Grornbere of
street who are moving to
New Rockford. Mn. Greenh"rg having
left this morning. w"rc victims of "A
which was arranged by Mrs. Sam
E"s"nthal. The company of fifty
guests assembled AT the Rosenthal
and at Q n'clnck they took pos
session "f tn" G%recnhers residence.
Music and games furnished pleasant
diversion until II o'clock when a
dainty supper MAS served. Miss Ees-
81" Fisher and Mrs. L"uis E"ssoff as
sisted and tho rcusts were seated at
small tables. Sovcra gifts wore pre-
scntcfl Il" the honor guests.
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Foreign Mission Meeting.
-Thr Wo1nnn's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Methodist church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 5
O'Clock AT the home of Mrs. III. w.
Sims at 125 North Sixth street. Mrs.
Sims will hc assisted by Mrs. Henry,
Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Crazy and Mrs. Per
ry and all women nf tho church rs
we'll rs the society and friends are
very cordially invited. y rcfreshmcnt
service will follow tho interesting pro
Eram and the study will be- "M"l1an-
mechanism"
After devotinnais led by Mrs. w. II.
W milford t1r members will listen 10
Interesting news from field of mission
in Il letter written to III" society i,v
Mrs. Harold r. White. formerly of
this city. and it will he read by Mrs.
Hanson. tn" following will
then l,r carried ONT:
Paper. 'Mohamnedsnism" - Mrs.
W. q. Eek.
Talk. Contrast and Points nf Con-
tact With rhristianity"~-Mrs. II. Il.
Simpson.
lIunsaker.
Vocal solo-Mrs: ". r. whithy.
Delightful Afternoon Party.
Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette and Mrs. j. +.
Stevens We're hostesscs this afternoon
AT the University avenue home of
Mrs. Stevens to a company of forty
ladies. the pretty function being the
first of a series of delightful afternoon
affairs which these hostt sses will give
during the next few weeks. The
guests wore members of the Won1cn's
Civic league and other ladies from
the Fifth ward and included as guests
Of honor Mrs. Scott Rex. president
of the league. Miss Mary Sutherland.
supervisor of domestic science in the
city schools. and Miss Bertha Erd-
mann. head of the nurses training de-
partment at the university. both OF
have been actively connected
with the league in it's social service
work.
The hosesses adorned the rooms
of Mrs. Stevens inviting home with
bowls of yellow .ionquils and as the
guests busted themselves with needle
work and mingled informally they
heard many interesting things about
the Women's Civic league for which
purpose h genial hostesses have
planned these parties. The result was
that much new interest was worked
up and the afternoon proved bene-
ilclal as we'll as extremely enjoyable.
\ dainty refrcshment course ronclud-
cd the pleasure and the assisting la
We're Mrs. r.. y. Sprague and
Mrs. j. Grassick. Tho next of the Sc
ries will he given at Mrs. Gillette's
home.
Board Names Years Committees.
The first meeting of the new cXccu-
tive board Of the BAPTIST Aid society
held its first regular meeting Monday
evening in the parlors of the Y. W.
c. \. and in addition to naming all
standing committees the members dis
IilsSr0 the Iaar'S work. hof0ra th1ro
and became thoroughly acquainted
with their great tasks. The new board
is composed of Mrs. i. j. Babcock,
president, Mrs. F. f. Starkweather.
first vice. Mrs. Frank Kermott. second
vice. Mrs. II. w. Randall. third vice.
Mrs. II. IL. Geist secretary. and Mrs.
w. $. Eegg. treasurer. The ladies as.
at I o'clock and at 6 O'Clock
had dinner together in the cafe
terra Dor continuing their business
after that pleasure. Mrs. W. S. Begg
reported for the parsonage committee
which recommended several repairs
the church parsonage before the
arrival of tho new pastor. Rev. Homer
l.. Cook.
The appointment of the standing
committees for the year was the inn
portant work of the meeting and all
We're completed except that Of the
committee which will be
later. The appointments fol.
Program--Mrs. o. A. Webster.
Chairman. Mrs. n. J.. Nelson. Mrs.
Paul B. Griffith. Mrs. Frank Kermott.
Good Cheer-Mrs. H.. X. Geist.
chairman. Mrs. G.. W. BuckinRham,
Mrs. Belle Millen. Mrs. Della Towne.
tndustrial-Mrs. T. C.. Griffith.
chairman, Mrs. l.. H. Carter. Mrs. A.
X. Getty. Mrs. Charles I.eeson, Mrs.
G. E. Garvin.
Kitchen-Mrs. r. B. Grifith. chair
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