The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-15
Entertaining Guests

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Mrs. II. F.. Roberts Of North Fifth
street is entertaining as her guests
for q few days Mrs. William Scouten
and Mrs. w. ]. Bailey Of lnkster.
Received Permanent Position.
Miss Gretchen Gollinger, assistant
secretary to the mayor of Los Angeles,
Cal. was the only one out OF four
candidates to pass tho civil service OK
to this important position, which she
has held under the emergency ap-
pointment for the past several. months.
Miss Gollinger Is a former we'll known
Grand Forks girl and her many
friends here will he glad to hear of
her SUCCESS.
Gave Gct-tAcQuairtcd' pnrty.
.itlhe members of the Union Com
niercial Business Girls,, club gave a
"get-acquainted"". party last evening In
ms. The guests Included 1e5 young
men and women of the city. and
games and contests were the pas,imes.
Frappe and waters were served during
the evening in the gymnasium. The
committee In charge of the affair was
composed OF Miss Cora R~runsvold.
president of the club: Miss Mabel
Brandon, Miss Amy Halverson. Miss
Elizabeth Machart...Miss Ruth Matthie.
fin and Miss Nina Dishcr were the
chaperones.
Gave Birthday Party.
Mrs. N. y. Brooks was hostess last
evening when she entertained a COM
pany of little girls at dinner at her
home on Cottonwood street In II
of her daughter. Miss Ethel Brooks,
birthday anniversary. y delicious
dinner was served at e o'clock and
covers were laid for Misses Bernice
stron,, Marjory Wilcox. Laura Morley,
Elizabeth Gaulke, Bertis Morley. Edith
Charron Lillian Carlson, Evelyn
Westland, Thelma Allen and Ethel
Brooks. Following the service Of the
dinner the guests were taken to the
Metropolitan. theater.
Baptist Church Music.
Director Louis u. Rowland has ar
ranged the following program Of
music for the services at the First
Baptist church on Sunday:
Morning.
Prelude-"Prayer" Alkam-Franck
oertory-"Melody in F"..:..::::
.............. Rubenstein-Shelley
Aathem-"As Pant. the Heart:
Observation-Disclosures. Mendelasohn
Miss Barbara Henry.
PoHtlude Wallis
Evening.
Prelude - Variations on "Jeru-
Anthem-"O Praise the Lord. Blair
onertoy-"Aubade' ...... strelozki
Postlude Lenairse
Methodist Church Music.
A splendid program Of music VII
be given on Sunday at the First Meth
odist church. The following numbers
will be rendered under the direction
Of Prof. II. Alden Enyeart:
Morning.
Anthsm-"Unfoid Ye portals,;.::
Anthem.-"o savior Of the world.
po.tiud:-"cone.rte piece Parker
prslud-"sketeSs .Phy.tch
Anthsan-.Ye That stand in the
co n1s1f s;oio-:rhe Day is Ended
Miss pearl Bali.
Postlude-'.Trumphal March. .Coete
Gave Masausr.de Party.
George and Madeline Gets gave a
masquerade party last evening at
entertained a company Of thtrty-nve
boys and girls. The guests came
masked and were escorted to the
ballroom on the third floor where az
forms of entertainment were provided
for them. Flags and japanese Ian
room. At 10 o'clock Mrs. Gets serv-
ed q dainty luncheon and was assist
cd by Mrs. ]. W. Fulton Of Minot.
Tho guest list included Misses
Katharine Londergan. Marion Wilder;
Mary Gowran.. Helen Wolf. Mildred
Lehman. Marion Lond. Helen Haz-
lett, Corinne Hoffman. Helen Will
dor. Mary Parsons. Helen Lehman.
Helen Hoffman. Eva Mstthews. Kath-
crime Trapanier. Ethel Newach. Mad
cline Brown. Ruth Brown. Madeline
Gets. Ruth osren: William and Ed
ward Matthews. warren schlaberE.
Lawrence Linfoot. Stewart Clifford.
Henry Trepanier. Randolph olmsted.