The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
@. T. U. Red Letter Day.

" Ss 1VCA 1%IkG~k Ooy
The members Of the W. c. 7. U. and
noon from s to 8 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. A. L. McCallum, 100 North
Sixth street. It will be the red letter
day for the Union Signal program and
a very interesting meeting is prom
ised. A large attendance is desired.
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Miss Nisbet In Munot.
Minot Reporter: Miss Ada Nisbet,
the Grand Worthy Matron: of the
Eastern Star of North Dakota. will ar
rive in the city tomorrow from Gran
vile and during her stay in this city
Will be entertained at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. William Hunter. Miss
Nisbet will leave the following day
for Stanley, where she will visit the
Stanley Star.
Will Hold Meeting.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church will hold
evening. Refreshments will be served
by Mesdames ]. Swanson and E.
Erickson. The following program will
be given:
Piano Solo-Ida Rand.
Vocal solo-Ruby Erickson.
Reading-Lily Olson.
Piano Solo-Mrs. Nick schneweise
Reading-olga Olson.
Plano Solo-Ida Westeen.
Settled in Los Angeles.
Grafton Record: w. w. Reyleck
writes from Los Angeles, CAL, that the
family ts settled. in q furnished fiat
and enjoying life in the sunshine and
balmy weather. On February Is he
attended the North Dakota picnic
where hundreds Of North. Dakotans
and former residents of the state were
in attendance. He saw and talked
with the following people: S. Carin-
cross and wife, Mrs. NJ. 8. Hostetter.
Mrs. Charles Wentz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lund. VIM. Richie. oliver
Rinde, Wesley Hoople, Florence Liv.
ingston and mother, Charles A. Harris,
VIM. Craig and Dan Mcleod, formerly
Of, Grafton; Ed. Britt, A. Abels, Jas.
Fallts, r. ]. Middes formerly Of Park
River: Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood, Mrs.
Venburg and John and Dan McIver
Of Hoople. -
Homekeepers' Club Friday.
The homekeepers' club Of the Won.
ems Civic league will meet Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the domestic
science kitchen of the Central school.
Miss Sutherland has chosen 'salads'
o%nstration and eight OF ten different
kinds. will be on exhibition. Printed
recipes Of each will be given to those
who attend and all ladies are cor.
daily invited. The advisability Of or
ganizing a Consumers league at THU
time. also will be taken up and dis.
cussed.
Miss Sutherland will demonstrate
vegetable. fruit and meat salads. also
the different kinds. Of dressing. may
onaise. pineapple. boiled and French
Dressings and will show the different
effects in garnishing for the table. Shs
will also discuss the food value OF
each, their order in tho dinner, and
the kinds to be served with various
meats.
Junior Program Friday. 8.
The Wesley conservatory Juniors
will play at the city studios at 9
o'clock Friday afternoon and the fol.
lowing splendid program has been
Prudence Foley.
Doris Erickson.
dancing Butterflies .......... Nolct
Edna Haverland.
Mermaids Lullaby ........ Krogmann
Elsie McHafi1e.
A Quiet Thought ............ Virgil
Ethel MCGOWAN.
The Cossacks Ride. Brown
Mary Parsons.
J MISUNDERSTANDING a Mouse''....
Helen Lehman.
lFrolic of the Winds. .Cramal
volberg Aakhuse.
song ..........
Mary Chidlaw.
March Sartoric
Miles Wright.
Witches Dance ........... KullaL
Blanche Turner.
Marcn R08ol
Frances Burke.
Cheerfulness .............. IichneI
Myrtle Rystad.
ROck-a.Bye Song .......... Smith
Helen Hoffman.
LULLABY .................. Lehmanr
For violin-Harold sarbo.
Rustic Frollc ........... krogmanE
Lloyd Friedman.
Mis- oiivnl rnvio.