The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-20

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Spring
Carl Nelson
Several Events Ncxt Week.
Society has boon SLOW To RESUME" the
raictN that usually follows III" '"nf"n
season but CradlHllN th" daN$ ar" nc
ine filled with functions ana soon IN"
social calendar VIII h.. as crowded ms
ever before. The coming week VIII n"
much buster than tn" past week has
been as the week opens with tho his
woman'S c"nfcrcnt" AT tho y. w. {. n.
MondaN afternoon. This meeting is
for the purl,"s,. nj GIVING the finance
csmpaign workers m opportunity TO
Tell the results of their canvass a&id"
from tn" monetary point of view and
every oma interested in IN" local
association will endeavor tn attend.
"Wednesday afternoon is to be given
over to charity. Every lady in the city
will he expected to attend tn" card
party To H." given Al the assembly hall
of the Commercial club for tho hcne-
At uf the VISITING ntrs" OF
the Associated Charities. Mrs. Il. A.
Jackson. Mrs. ". III. Whitromh and
Mrs. T. :. Georgian have made every
arrangement for u thoroughly delight
full affair and they want to be reward-
ed with :; large attendance. y group
of ladies will assist in the various APP
bridge. Thns" who do not care to
play arc invited to call and partakc of
Refreshments at j o'clock. The silver
collection will he taken at the door.
Wednesday rVcnine TIL" Knights of
Columbus will be hosts at an informal
dancing party. 1t will be one of tn"
usual social evenings which always
brings ont a large company of lovers
Of the dance.
Thursday evening the Ladies' Altar
bocicty OF ST. Mirhael's church will en-
tertain. the .ipril social evening being
The pleasure. Fourteen hostcsses have
charge of the party and EVERYONE,
both adieS and gcntlcnlen. are cor
daily invited. The party Will be- given
at the knights Of Columbus hall.
Friday evening the Elks bali
party will he the attraction and will
conclude the week Of city gaitics while
OF Saturday evening N the university
there will be the Alpha Kappa Zeta
fraternity dance.
I'm addition to these social affairs
the wcck is tn be tho o~f1riaI cleanup
time and there will be little cls.. on
TIL" minds of ritiz"ns. Civic league
members and property owners until
after .Arbor day. which is next Friday.
--1stcS-
Elk SNOWFALL Invitations.
The invit,tions for til" i:lk SNOW
BALI party were issued TO-DAY and TIL"
lance will h" given AZ tho club rooms
NEXT Friday evening. April -. This
popular party is rsrtat"d on request
of il is the n lane" of the scri, <
which is heartily welcomed lv Tin,
gentlemen as Well as the ladies.
EVERYONE. men and ONE will he
attired in while, making the sight
ono good To look upon as we'll as to
he among the dancers. The Finley
orchestra will furnish tho music and
the usual excellent time is promised
by tho committee.
New Members Invited.
a special invitation IL extended ny
n board ri directors nf the Y. W. G..
A. to tn" now members nf tho assnria-
ton VIII" Joined during thu" pas, week
TO attend tho vcsp"r service at I
o'clock Sunday AFTERNOON. They will
fnd q hearty welcome and til. inter
csting program will he followed by a
social hour and tea.
TIL" speaker al tho lrspcr services
will be Miss Bertha Ferguson, and her
subject vii! he Words, Words.
Words Special music will ioc lro>id-
cd by Mrs. II. NJ. Cook.
MISS '''ut 'IiIEISltS VIII ne IN
Charge of the storN hour for juniors
at 3 o'clock.
Baptist SUNDAY Music.
The music ~scrvic" arranged for tho
First Baptis, rhurcll SUNDAY viii no
as follows with Miss Jane Smith at
the organ and Louis l.. Rowland, d.
rectinS;
Morning.
Prf1tIlC- Ina ,,.,,, ,y,, -
Anthem-"Mh"t Are.These". .staincrI
Off rtory-Seronadc .Schuhcrt
solo-IThe King of Love, MY
Shepherd Is" .Gounodl
Mrs. Paul Griffith.
Postlude--Marcll George ". Andrews
Evening.
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An'henl-'Trust Thou in God".... |
Choral-"Chris, We DO Ali Adore
Observation-Disclosures Einder
solo-"comc into Mn"...... cnnnsn
Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook.
With Me- Churchill
-|erE" Handel
virginia Hears of Grand Forks.
Mrs. Fl. a, ~sprague. marke, and
1000 inspector for the Women's Civic |
LEAGUE of this city. has Just spread the
sood news of the cleanliness and sani-
fary condition of Grand Forks grocery
stores 10 the far east. the information |
being requested by Mrs. Charlotte
OF MorgantoWn. West Virgin |
ia.
Mrs. Sturgiss is n prominent club
woman of West Virginia and chair
man of h department of anti-child
labor n juvenile courts of that
states W. G. T. U. Recently she has
taken the lead in the campaign for
sanitary conditions in grocery stores
IA her city and wrote to the editor of
the Good Housekeeping magazine for
q plan of campaign. This editor i'm
referred her to North Da-
kota which has a reputation for pure
FOODS and by investigation she found
that Crane Forks had worked success
fully just the plan she had in her
mind. She asked for answers to a SER
les Of questions concerning the con-
templated campaign and said that
Virginia would then have the
progressive west to thank for its Inn
Mrs. Sprague ais had a request dur.
ing n past week from Williston. this
tate. where the ladies of the 81 and
!" cup ave undertaken a campaign
Mrs. Seward NJ. Hyde n Mrs
responded with information
On the system used successfully in this
dty.
Btore Effects. /
Store. effects are chiefly from adj.
foEtieing causes. !