The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-05

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noon at . o'clock in the parish hall.
Preparation for the Easter sale has
begun and it Ia necessary that as many
members AS possible assist with the
work.
Illustrated Lecture Tonight.
Wednesday evening another illus
trated lecture in the series hcins Civ
en by the Woman's Auxiliary of st.
ish hall at 8 o'clock. Rev. J. *. Bur
Lesson will deliver the lecture and the
public is cordially invited. The SUBJ
jert will he Cuba"
Cottage Prayer Meeting.
The devotional committee Of Bible
class No. 3 Ut the Methodist church
this evening at 1880 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. -. r. Mallory. $40 Wall
nut street. This meeting is not to in
i ~tarferc with the regular Wednesday
evening praye service. Everybody
will be welcome.
| Returns to Montana.
Mrs. F. 7. McCrea who has been
visiting friends in the city for the past
several days leaves this evening for
Fort BENTON, Mont. neal where she
has 4 claim. Mrs. McCrea's claim adj
joins that Of Mrs. S. F. Mahaney. for
merly of Willow City. and both are
quite pleased with their farms.
Mrs. wcrst,cin Hero.
Mrs. Fred F. Werstlein arrived yes
terday from Ashland. Wis. and sur
prised her mother. Mrs. ~. Anderson.
and her sister. Mrs. John NJ. Disher.
h had not been given the least in
tination of her approaching visit. Mrs.
W'erstlein will remain several days
and will he entertained at tho home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. oisher on North
Third street.
Farewell for Miss Whsle.
Unique invitations have been is
sued by tho members of the Philathca
class Of the Baptist Sunday school for
a farewell party 4" he given this ven
ing AT the home of Miss Gertrude
OF Miss Emma Wilsir. Miss Whsle
who is the class president is closing
her art studio and leaves next week
for her ON i'm Grand Meadow.
Mimi. After enjoying a month with
the home folks she plans ON going
to Montana. where she has q. claim
and probably will locate in tina state.
She will be much missed in church
and social circles here. having been
a resident for the past our and a half
years.
Annual Banquet Tllursday.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church will hold it's
annual banquet and meeting in the
day evening at Gao o'clock and the
committee is arranging for an even
ms of unusual pleasure as we'll as
one of important business. New Off
Gers will be elected and the reports
for the year Will be read.
over will be placed for forty at
the banquet tables. invitations having
been extended to just members of the
society. and the repast will be fol-
lowed by a program Of toasts. The
annual business meeting will occupy
the remainder Of the evening.
Back from Buying Trip.
Miss Mary Hoisetl1 has returned
from her eastern buying trip and was
accompanied by Miss Maude Colborn
of Milwaukee who will again fill the
position OF head trimmer at the Hoi-
seth millinery store. Miss Hoiseth did
her buying in Chicago and Milwaukee
and is delighted with the new spring
and sun1mer styles. She selected a
stock that she feels confident will
please her patrons and will hegin
showing her stock Just as soon az it
arrives. While away Miss Hoiseth
had the pleasure of a visit from her
sister, Miss Sara Hoiseth of st. Louis
Who met her in Milwaukee.
Many Attended League Gathering.
About s~eventy-five ome attended
the open meeting OF the Women's
Civic league held Monday afternoon
IN the library auditorium and though
the gathering was very informal II
was filled with many interesting and
enjoyable features. Miss Gladys Hill
favored with delightful soprano solos.
ITO a Moon Flower" by Mary Turner
Salter. and "Niolets" by Ellen Wright.
and Miss Grace Docken gave n read
ing from Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch in a. manner that drew forth
much applause. The leagues pres,-
dent. Mrs. Scott Rex. gave an infor.
NAL ak Of greeting to the guests and
spoke most interestingly Of the years
plans and Mrs. r. A. Sprague. the
leagues food and market inspector.
gave a short informal talk on the i'm
proved conditions in the CITY baker
ies and also spoke Of the need of a
change In the slaughter house con.
ditions. Tea and delicious waters
were served, Mrs. II. NJ. Wheeler and
Mrs. g. F. Ruediger presiding at the
service table, and the ladies' chatted
over the work as they slipped,
Presbyterian Council Met,
The members Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school council met Monday
evening as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis A. Joy at their home on South
Fifth street and were benefited by a
splendid program. The papers were
presented by Miss Katherine Whfteley
and George Rich and the subject taxi
en- up by Miss Whitley was How
Far Day School Methods Should BE
Used in the Sunday School" Miss
Whiteley emphasized the Importance
OF punctuality and regular attendance
and cited many other details that add
to the progress Of the Sunday school
Mr.. Rich's subject was How TO Hold
and Interest the Twelve Year Old
Boy and it was equally interesting