The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
I'll SOCIETY III
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To sunday at Fargo.
l.. F.. Goodwin. boys secretary at
the Y. NJ. c. A.. inc Mrs. Goodwin
left today noon for Fargo to enjoy
an owe Sunday visit with friends.
They will return Monday morning.
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Annual Crittcnton Meeting.
The annual meeting of h Critten-
ton Circle will he held p Tuesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the public
library and eevry member and every
Wolnan Interested in the cause for
which this circle work is cordially
invited and urged tn he present. The
years work Of tho COMMITTEES will he
reported and new officers will be
elected.
Was Warmly Welcomed.
Fargo Courier-News: Mrs. Homer
NJ. Cook of Grand Forks vas being
warmly welcomed among her friends
of former days yesterday. when she
was the guest of MIR. and Mrs. y. III.
nodslev of Island Park. Mrs. Cook
is Il vocalist of the first RANK, and
musicians Of the city would welcome
an opportunity of hearing her lovely
voice again. The object of Mrs.
Cooks visit at this time, however,
is 10 hear Mr.. sunday preach.
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Miss lrancock Hostess.
Miss Edna Hancock will entertain
a small group of girls informally this
evening at her home on North Sixth
street as a farewell To Miss Viola
Cooper Who leaves tomorrow morn
ine. Cards and social visiting will BIZ
,l1e diversions and Miss liancock's
mother will assist with the service
of a dainty luncheon AT the close. Miss
Iyorco,E'c onactc uilJ lo Mics i1ljo, =,
Paulson. Miss Jennie buckingham.
Miss Barbara Henry. Miss Flov Jack
son. Miss Viola Cooper and Mrs. Har-
ry Hancock.
Club Series Completed.
The series OF weekly meetings con-
Quoted under the auspices of the
Wnmen's Civic league and public
schools for the members of the Home
keepers club have been completed
for this year and will not he resumed
until hex fall, Tho program outlined
seven demonstrations in domestic
science together with talks on per
sonal hygiene tn he concluded May |
and the social service committee of
the league feels that its first effor:
has heen immenselv successful. Ev-
cry meeting was we'll attended and
the demonstrations conducted by Miss
hii y SiilNl
to tn" members.
Varsity Bachelor Party.
The young men of the Varsity
Bachelor club rf the university have
issued invitations for their annual for
NAL dance. the event to he given next
Friday evening at tho university. This
year the party will he given in the
nature of n reception and ball and
will DO given in both the university
gymnasium and fraternity house on
the campus. From 6:@0 until S o'clock
the guests will dance at the vrn
nasi'lm. They will hon repair to the
parlors of the club house where the
reception will continue until $40
O'Clock. Refreshments will be served
during the reception hours and the
o to dance until midnight. The
patrons and patronesses will he Presi-
don't and Mrs. F. L. McNeN, Prof. and
Mrs. L.. f. Rirdzell. Dr. and Mrs.
George S. Thomas. Prof. A. j. Becker
and Dean Ella Fulton.
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Baptist Sunday Music.
The following program Of music has
been arranged for the Sunday services
at the First Baptist church. Prof.
Louis L. Rowland directing and Miss
Jane Smith at the organ:
Morning.
Prelude-Elgie. C~allaerti
Anthem--'send Out Thy Light.
ofertoire--salute GLAMOUR. Elgar
So.o-"Come Unto ..Hawley
Mrs. Paul Griffith.
fos'luue .ShelleN
Raf-Westhrook
A ptbcp,--.'Thn VIII L>-oo,, HIM"
Demarut
An,hem-"Fear Thou Not. woodman
Serenade. ..Braga
Solo-"The Ninety and Eine"......
Campion
Mrs. Homer Cook.
March. -. Buck
Mrs. sprasue insiscd to Speak.
Mrs. r. A. sprague. market and
food inspector for the Women's Civic
league. received an invitation TODAY
from tn" Eighth and Ninth districts of
the State Federation Of Women's clubs
to give an address at their annual
district convention to be held in Bot
tineau May * and Is. Mrs. Spragle
has been asked to take the place ON
tho program of tho state president.
be unable to come on % of her
many duties to attend any more Of tho
district conventions this YEAR.
Mrs. Sprague appreciates the cour-
tesv extended by the club women of
these districts and though she has
not vet replied, she will accept If it is
possible for her tn make the trip al
that time. She has been asked to
speak on civic Improvement and her
address is scheduled for the evening
reception on MAY Is.
The committee in charge Of the pro-
gram for his convention are lahoring
hard 10 make II very attractive and
are also planning some delightful So
cial affairs for the visiting club wom-
en-. Mrs. T. y. Yeomans of Lansford
and Mrs. Andrew Carr Of Minot are
the district presidents. One of the
features Of the social program will he
an informal reception the evening of
May Is at the state school Of fores-
try.
Impossible.
II you can't find it in the store ads.
you probably can't find It In the stores.