The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-19

tiers in this city about, Il year ago
when he was advanced to the st. Paul
Office.
District Aid Meetings.
All district meetings of the Ladies
Aid society of the Methodist church
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
s o'clock at the homes named in the
following list and every member is
urged to attend her gathering. The
principal business will he final ar
hazar and supper to be held Decem-
her 4 Nnd at each meeting refresh
ments will be served following the
business session.
The First district will meet With
Mrs. S. S. Harrison at Sis North Fifth
street.
The Second district will meet with
Mrs. E. NJ. Read at 316 North Fifth
street.
The Third district will gather at the
home Of Mrs. n. W. Kemerer at 32l
Walnut street.
The Fourth district ladies will meet
emu
The Fifth district will hold its meet
ing at the home of Mrs. W. \. Crary
at 1924 International avenue
Honorcd Miss McCanna.
Miss Vivian Dinnie gave an after
bridge yesterday at her North
Fourth street home as a compliment
to Miss Maude McCanna of Mime
|apolis- who returns home this evening
after a pleasant visit as the guest Of
ure was informal but very prettily ap-
pointed and she used baskets Of red
and white carnations for the decora.
ton Of her rooms The guests were
enough for three tables and the favors
of the game We're awarded to Miss Nc
Gamma and Miss Temple Irwin. The
afternoon was brought to a close with
Dinnie was assisted by her mother.
Mrs. James Dinnie, and Miss Ethel
Harris.
Entertained at Dinner.
Frederick Preston Search. the cello
~soloist who appeared at Woodwork
hall last evening. and his accompanist.
Walter Chapman. were entertained
last evening as dinner guests Of Mrs.
F. L. McVey at the presidents house.
The two young men left today for
tour of the state during the winter
months and in February Mr.. Search
leaves for Europe to spend two more
years in study.
Mrs. Mcvey returned yesterday
morning from Ann Arbor. Mich.
where she attended the meeting Of the
Association OF cellsge Alumni
Many Enjoyed Card Party.
friends attended the first of a series of
| card H9Pfia1 m he 0{San HYfrin0 Tho
winter by the Knights Of Columbus
last evening at the club rooms in the
Metropolitan block. Grand-nola was
the game and it was played at eigh-
teen tables. The handsome favors
went to Mrs. James Collins, Mrs. ". V.
O'Connor. Earl Robertson and NJ. F.
Murphy and after lunch was served at
II o'clock dancing was enjoyed until
1890 o'clock. The party was a splen-
did success and provided a pleasant
fevening for those of the order who do
not care for h dance series.
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Presbyterian Missionary.
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
the Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary of the Presbyterian church
will meet in the church parlors. The
subject will be Changing China" and
the hostesses are Mrs. D. NJ. McIn-
tosh. Mrs. W. H. Matthews, Mrs. ]. r,
Mclean and Miss Jennie Mahoney.
The program will be as follows:
Devotionals-Mrs. e. S. Kneeland.
Paper. "Old China"-Mrs. A. /
Hunter.
Letter extracts from Japan-Mrs
Andrew Vietch.
Vocal solo-Miss zula Rowe with
Miss Hazel Rutherford at piano.
SfnYv. "CfV{H0 m Aft0~fA~~O NF,. p
Arthur williams.
Miss Coen a Bride.
Miss Byrdie Coen, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Coen Of Page, this state
was married Tuesday afternoon at he,
Parents home to Mr.. Merle NJ. Bick.
ford of Kempton. The wedding wa.
prettily appointed home affair anG
the couple left in the evening for tn,
twin cities where they will spend
their honeymoon. They will be a
nome at Kempton after December /
Groom Known In This City.
Crookston Times: Announcement,
Miss Eva Price, 70 Mr.. Emil Rapin a
Calgary. on November II. Mr.. Rapir
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Rapin here
is a we'll known Crookston young mar
and his marriage will be learned o
with great interest by a large circl,
OF friends who will extend them heart,
congratulations and good wishes fol
their happiness.
Entertaining Club Today.
Mrs. A. e. Lehman is e%ntertainin,
the ladies of the Rebekah Book an
lThimble club this afternoon at he
home on North Sixth street and tn
hours will be passed with needleworl
and social visiting. Mrs. Lehman will
serve a dainty lunch at the close o
the afternoon and Mrs. @. w. Buck
ingham will pour.
Miss Panov1tz on Visit.
Miss Elizabeth Panovitz leaves thi
evening for Calgary. Alta. where sh
Will visit her sister and brother-in-lav
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Keith. Miss Piano
vttz will be AVA until after Ne,
Years n when she returns Mr.. an
Mrs. Keith will accompany her for
I months visit in this city and wit
friends in st. Paul.
; Guests Leave Today.
Mrs. Daphne Wheeler Of Cando VIII
has been the pleasant guest of hi
cousin, Mrs. W. A. Crary Of Inferno
] tional avenue for the past few da!
: returns home this afternoon and Mr.
: w. d. Wager Of Michigan. a sister