The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-11
Mrs. Read Hostess Today.

A large company Of Eastern Star
ladies enjoyed a delightful silver tea
this afternoon as guests of Mrs. e. F.
Read at her home on Walnut street.
The hours were from 2 to 5 o'clock
and Mrs. Read was assisted in receiv>
ing by Mrs. George r. Johnstone,
Mrs. p. ]. Ferguson and Mrs. d. W.
needlework and during the afternoon
as they chatted and visited they were
served with dainty and delicious re-
freshments.
Pretty Evening Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Pierce entertain
ed last evening for their son, William,
and the company of guests was re-
ceived at 6 o'clock for dinner at their
palatial home on North Third street.
A group of teachers from the high
school and conservatory We're those
favored with invitations and they in
cluded Prof. w. c.. Stebbens. Miss
Helen Davies. Miss Ryan. Miss Emelia
Hanson. Miss Beatrice tombstone,
Miss Nelson, Miss Jane Smith, r. A.
BiXler, Harold Harvey, Mr.. Collins of
Lakota and Mr.. Pitnlan.
Mrs. Pierce selected lovely Killar-
e roses and pale pink carnations
for her dining room decoration and
Iioeo were SueCttSelS arranged WITH
green fern In large baskets. The ta-
BILE appointments were perfect and
Miss Gertrude Norman assisted with
n serving. NThe guests remained for
the evening and after some splendid
violin numbers by Mr.. Harvey cards
was the diversion.
"Y" Banquet on Tonight.
The social event Of this evening is
TIA Av0hnRntA $Aont Sp1hSAA A. ~~-:a-
Of the Y. w. c. A. who recently won
the laurels in the membership CAM
paign Will enjoy as the gift Of their
competitors, the matrons Of the asso-
citation. The banquet will be an ele-
gantiy appointed spread to be served
at 6:ao O'Clock in the Y. w. c. A.
cafeteria room and covers will be laid
for forty. Red and blue. the colors
used, in the. campaign, will prevail in
the table decorations and part Of the
scheme will be tripods of red recep-
ton sticks tied with bows of blue
ribbon and neat place cards adorned
with a girlish face and an appropriate
prepared by the ladies and the repast
will be elegantly served.
Several novel features will mark the
after program" and one will be the
comforting Of degrees by the chair.
ma Of the board, Mrs. E.. j. Babcock
"1lO Will pICSl0o Dis IOdSIIulSIrGSS A
splendid program of toasts will be
given and al the close the girls will
sing for the first time an association
song which has been composed by Miss
Gladys Mayer. Miss Mayer will lie
present to lead the singing and it will
be to the air of "a Merry Life" an
Italian song by Den1a.
The Toast Program.
Welcome to the Guests-Mrs. j. s..
Hatcher.
A Thousand Members for the "Y"-
Misses Berg and Martha Anderson.
The Volunteer Worker-Mrs. H. e.
Simpson Of the board of directors.
The Philodora Club-Miss Bessie
Hutchins.
To the Campfire Girls-Mrs. g.
Paige Johnson.
Woman's Work-Miss Louise Packe.
busch.
Association Song.
The Us the place to go for fun and
friendship
The Y's the place to go for strength
n worship
We all agree, we all agree.
And we, we love to spend our time
in helping
Someone along, someone along.
TO make the earth a happy place to
live in
For old and young, for old aud
young.
Chorus
Harken! Harken! We are Of the "Y"
Harken! Harken! we are Of the "Y."
For many q day be happy and gay
And each to do their part.
This is only half Of what the "Y''
Has got at heart.