The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-01
Hostcsses Tonight.

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This evening the officers of the local
Votes for Women club. Mrs. Alice Mel
son Page, DR.. Mae Sanders. Miss Mary
MacCumber. Mrs. j.. NJ. Gillette. Mrs.
Charles Bartles. Mrs. A. q. Leonard,
Mrs. James Collins. Mrs. o. T. Rishoff.
Mrs. Richard Hayward and Mrs. John
Carroll. Will be hostcsses at a large
opening meeting and social session at
the home of Mayor and Mrs. NJ. +.
Murphy on Reeves, avenue. Men and
women have been extended Il cordial
invitation to attend THIS affair for tho
purpose of hearing several prominent
men, including the senators who have
introduced suffrage bills In the state
legislature. discuss the merits of their
bills and present the cause of suffrage
as they view it. There will he musi-
refreshments and the club hopes for Il
large attendance.
The various committees which have
assisted the hostesses in arranging this
social evening are as follows:
House C'ommittce-Mrs. John Car
roll. Mrs. George Duis. Mrs. F. l..
Goodman. Mrs. c. A. Greenleaf and
Mrs. =. r. Chandler.
Invitation Committee-Miss Bea.
trice tombstone. Mrs. A. D. Baughman.
Mrs. A. L. Mccallum. Mrs. D. a. Nc
Leod, Mrs. W. A. Crary. Mrs. j. S.
Hatcher. Mrs. Harry Gavere. Mrs. H.
A. Bronson. Mrs. c. e. Brawncr. Mrs.
]. D. Bacon. Mrs. Charles Barties,
Mrs. L. L. Eckman, Mrs. James Col
Inns. Mrs. St. John Pcrrott. Mrs. NJ. G.
'Stokesberry, Mrs. r. f. Raftcr.. Mrs.
A. l. Hunter. Mrs. Alice Hull. Mrs.
Don Mcdonald. DR.. j. Il. Boyle. G.. T..
Werner; Misses Katherine Whiteley,
Katherine O'Donnell, Mary Murphy.
Tom Mo 1ry-{n IClnon@r TA~~n~ Vl,1>
dosia FIoughton. Vera kelsey and
Media Garrigues.
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Baptist Church Organ Recital.
The seventh in the series of month
~ organ recitals will be given at the
First Baptist church Sunday evening
by Miss Jane Smith, the church or.
ganist. the evening service beginning
at ,7:15 o'clock. The music for the
Rowland directing. Miss Smith at the
organ, and Mrs. H. NJ. Cook and Miss
Barbara Henry soloists:
Prelude, Andante. . a. .Gragioso-smart
Anthem, Fear Thou Not. .Woodman
Offertoire. Nocturne. .Mendelssohn
Solo, upheld. .Borwald
Miss Barbara Henry.
I'ostlude. Chorale Bartlett
Evening.
Prelude
(a) Spring Song. .Hollins
OBJ Solitude. Godard.GuilmaMt
(c) Evening Star Wagner-Eddy
Anthem, 30 How Amiable".. Buch
Offertoirc. Berceuse Neville
Solo, "Plnins of Peace"... Bernard
Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook.
100
Delightful Afternoon Bridge.
Mrs. W. II. Kelsey and Mrs. John
0gren gave another delightful after
noon bridge today with Mrs. J. l..
guest and their guests were enough to
fill six tables. The company was en-
tcrtained at Mrs. Kelsey's home in the
Dinric apartments and the spirited
game was thoroughly enjoyed. a de.
1icious luncheon was served during
the afternoon and the hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. r. F. Stokes and Mrs.
II: g. Woutat.
Favors were given for the high
scores as YESTERDAY and the ladies re-
cciving the honors yesterday after.
noon were Mrs. G.. J. Murphy and
Mrs. n. B. Black.
Entire Nous Meets Monday.
The regular meeting OF the Entire
Nous club will he held Monday after.
noon at 3 o'clock and Mrs. H. G. Smell
will be hostess at her home In the
New Hampshire block. The program
will he as follows:
Louis XVI md Marie Antonicttc--
Mrs. a. L. Logan. .
Lyons and It's Silk Making-Mrs. S.
II. Ashley.
French Army and Navy-Mrs. L..
\. BiXlcr.
Vatican Ncrnct Grcuze-Mrs. r.
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600
Many Heard Collcge Recital.
\ large company of guests gather
ed at the auditorium Of the Union
college last evening to
hear the recital given under the au-
of that institution by Miss Jane
and Harold Harvey Of tho fac
ulty Of tho Grand Forks School Of Mu-
sic. The program was excellent and
included piano and violin numbers.