The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-26


And thei ringing shouts of cheer.
Fen the Teddy bear sits solemn
In a grace INC stolid way.
Just as though he'd like to call 'crn--
Call ON back again to play.
And have checked them. hut tonight
Were these arms about them folded
should count their noise delight.
Oh. Ia like once more tn kiss them
Aud I" omp with then In play.
BLESS the children. How We miss them
Through tho weeks they are away.
Detroit Free Press.
Return is NelcnmGxl.
Minot Reporter: News that will be
welcomed by all the young people of
tho city is the arrival of MIR. and Mrs.
Ray Sr"field who will max" their
home in Minot hereafter. They ar
rived SUNDAY and ar" now engaged
i'm the interesting occupation of house
hunting.
HO>tcs>r> for Young People.
Mrs. NJ. lnrcnson, Mrs. Hans An
ders"n and Mrs. Frank Anderson viii
he h"stess"s this evening at tho meet
ing of the Young Peoples society nf
in he" church parlors aud all young
people ara invited. Refreshments will
he served.
Attended UUrn> Celebration.
Miss Jennie Nishet and MIR. and Mrs.
". a. Ferguson of Wcsthore who were
guests at tho Thornas Nishet home yes
terday went To Mallory last evening to
enjoy TIL" Robert Burns celebration.
They wor" entertained as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r.. Ferguson and Miss
Nishet will return HON" this evening.
SNOWFALL Party Tonight.
Tho social event of this evening will
nc the Elks' hnnua "Snowball" party
which will I've danced at the club ball
room in the Elk building and promises
Z" DC tho most exquisite party of the
season. The committee has arranged
to serve a delicious supper and the
music as usual will ir excellent.
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Returns Mex, Week.
Miss Margaret Eain who has been
enjoying A months visit With her par
N at Mallory and with her cousin.
Miss Marion Dinnic. i'm this city cX-
poets To return to her duties as sales
lady in n large department store at
Austin. Mimi. next week. Eer aunt.
Mrs. John Dinnie, will accompany her
as far as tho twin cities and they will
enjoy a few days there together.
NIt1SutS Leap near rarity.
The knights of Columbus have de-
'tded To add an extra number TO their
winters social program and it will be
a leap year party next Friday even
ing. February =. The committee will
e out the invitations tomorrow and
they promise that the ladies will have
everything arranged to suit their par
sicnlar style on that occasion. The
party will he informal. SO undoubted-
ly attract one of the largest COM
panies of the season.
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Entertained Club Girls.
Miss Anna Anderson was hostess
last evening To the meeting of the girls
of the s. r. u. club and she enter.
tanned at tho home Of her sister. Mrs.
VI. NJ. Rounce. on South Fourth street.
The most amusing diversion was the
telling of fortunes and the evening
Was concluded with a dainty refresh
nlcnt service. Miss Gertrude Adams
VAS chosen hostess for the next gath
cring, two weeks hence.
Entertained for Mrs. Onion.
Mrs. j. r. Onion of York. wife of
Rev. Onion. formerly pastor at Ink
ster. who has been hero attending tho
Sunday school convention was given
opportunity To meet a delightful com
panN of Indies yesterday afternoon
when Mrs. George Elyslop entertained
for her AT her home on Cottonwood
street. The guests busted themselves
with dainty ncedleWork as they chatted
and at h close Mrs. Hvslop served
"a light luncheon. Mrs. Andrew Ncitch
assisted and the guests were Mesdames
y; H. MTI-'an. Mrs. James Maxwell.
Mrs. w. II. Matthews. Mrs. D. NJ. Nc
lntosh. Mrs. Gcurg" Ncitch and Mrs.
\. L. Shidclcr.
LORI Ladies at Convention.
Mrs Norman r. Black and daush-
,er, Charlotte. IeIt last evening for
Fargo where tllye will Join General
MANAGER Black Of tho Times-1ierald
Publishing company and he number
Cd among the guests in attendance at
the W. days meeting of the North
Dakota Press association of which Mr..
Black is president. Miss Edna Han
Key MT. Blacks secretary. accompan-
led him yesterday morning and Mrs.
Alice Nelson Page of the Observer
publishing company left this morning
to complete the group of Grand Forks
aides In attendance.
That the ladies as we'll as the edi-
tors Will have an enjoyable time as tho
guests of the Fargo hosts and host
asses il evidenced from the following
plans made by the woman's entertain
ment committee at a. meeting held
Yesterday afternoon. the account be-
ing from this mornings Courier News:
The women's entertainment COM
mtttee. appointed by the Press asso-
citation committee me- yesterday aft
ernoon at the Commercial club rooms
and formulated plans for entertaining
the wives. sisters and s~weethearts 81
the visiting editors during their so.
'journ In the city. Mrs. A.. NJ. Baker
presided. At 10 O'Clock this morning
the member of h committee will be
at the Commercial club rooms for the
purpose of extending a welcome to the
ladies and at l o'clock luncheon will