The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-17
What Docs Clnristpus Mean to You?

Does 1t mean good will and glad
ness
Does 1t bring the wish to do
sonethind to diminish sadness?
DO You find II good to kindly
Lend u hand to others who
Have been cropping sadly, blindly?
What does Christmas mean to you?
Are YOU Que Of those who view
Graciously you weaker brothers?
DO YOU find it pleasing to
Lift the cares that burden others?
Have YOU found the Chr istnlas spir-
it?
Does the Christmas chime ring true
As you pause awhile to hear it?
What does Christmas mean to you?
DO you think the story true
That sweet story OF the stable?
Or are You IL doubter who
S'1eers md calls it but u table,.
Are YOU bravely, gladly hoping,
Urged by faith each day anew,
Or In darkness weakly cropping?
What does Christmas mean to YOU:
Here for Wedding.
2 Miss Eva Caldwell Of Marvel has
arrived in the city tn be present at
the wedding of Miss Laverne Emard.
which will take place tomorrow morn
ing.
(i1ee Club Concert. H.
University of Minnesota Glec club
will entertain at Metropolitan tleater
Wednesday. December II at $3.50 D.. m.
Reserved scat sale Tuesday, Use and
S1.00.-Adv.
U. Il. s. Held Meeting.
Acacia Q. Il. s. held it's regular
meeting last evening III the Masonic
hall In the st. John block. There
was a large attendance and the new
officers were installed. DR.. S. A.
S~auaderson, past worthy patron, act
ed as the installing officer.
Gave Reception in Fargo.
Bishop and Mrs. Cameron Mann of
Fargo held an Informal reception
yesterday afternoon and evening at
the homo of Mrs. l. p. Clapp. The
hours were from 4 to 10 o'clock and
a large number Of friends called to
big them farewell. Red carnations
were used in all of the rooms and
Mrs. ]. p. Clapp assisted in receiving
the guests. Tea was served in the
dining room by Mrs. Edwin Clapp
and Miss Hanna.
Party for Fargo Bride.
Fargo Courier-News: Miss Lila
Elliott was the honored guest at a
prettily appointed party given at the
homo of Miss Laura MacKerracher
last evening by the Tau Sigma class
Of the First Methodist church. The
rooms were atractively decorated
with poinsettas, holly and mistletoe
and red shaded lights. Readings by
Miss Margaret Cruikshank and piano
selections by Miss Mabel Dninark and
Miss Blanche Nupen were enjoyed by
the guests. The members of the class
presented the bride-clect with a beau
tiful bread plate and the evening was
concluded with dainty refreshments
served by Miss N asSsEerrseher'
Hostess Yesterday.
Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald was hos
tess Yesterday afternoon when she
entertained y company of ladies at
her home on Walnut street in honor
Of her guest, Mrs. S. G. Harms Of
Terry. Ont. The, rooms We're made
lions and q color scheme Of red and
green predonlinated. Poinsettas were
arranged in baskets and vases. The
hours We're pleasantly spent in sewing
and the afternoon was concluded with
the service of a daintily appointed
luncheon. Mrs. Fitzgerald was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. James Coui-
ter and Mrs. j. W. Young.
The guests present were Mrs. Harms.
Mrs. Thomas Riley, Mrs. George Sal
isbury. Mrs. S. G. Coulter, Mrs. George
koenig, Mrs. c. E. Carr. Mrs. Robert
Moore, Mrs. George Redick, Mrs. A.
G. Wonderlick, Mrs. ]. q. Benson, Mrs.
t rau' M 81; L g W' Rr MrSi 1 lf1s :, coy u.
wilkins and Mrs; /; ": 1ouns.
State Weddings.
Miss Carolyn Fischer of Fargo and
Charles Lott Of Helena, Mont. were
married yesterday afternoon at the
Presbyterian parsonage in Monrhcad
Rev. George Booth officiating. Only
the immediate friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott left last evening
Tor the East where they will spend
some time visiting in New York city.
IN their return West they will be at
home, in Helena. Mont.
Miss Lulu D. Follum and Fred G.
Lamb were married at the BRIDES
home in Terra Haute, Ind, in Thanks
giving day, by Rev. Parker of the
Baptist church of that city. The we'd
ding was attended by relatives and
intimate friends Of the young couple.
The bride is an accomplished lady of
Terra Haute and the groom is we'll
known in this state, having resided
in Ray for IL years.
Miss Inga Sandvold and Thomas A.
Dahl, the former Of Larlabee town
ship, In Foster county, and the latter
Of Paradise township, were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony Wednes-
day afternoon by Judge Ellsworth Of
New Rockford, at his judicial cham
bers. The couple was attended by a
brother Of the bridegroom and a sister
noon train.