The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. George rerril and lit
tic son, Edward. of Grafton were
among tho visitors In the city ycster.
day.
Arrived From Minot.
Miss Grace GRADER arrived home
last evening from Minot to spend her
Christmas vacation With her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l. GRADER of River.
side ParlS.
Story Hour for Children.
\. large number OF children gath
cred at the public library this after
Ruth Eckman told Il series OF Christ
mas stories In a charming manner
ard the children showed their apprc-
citation by listening attentivclS.
Masonic Dance.
The MasOnS will sivc an Informal
dancing party next Thursday evening,
December ?5, in the hall in the st.
Johns block. The affair will be i'm
formal and Halls orchestra will play,
he hours will be from . to 12 o'clock
and the guests will Include all Masuus
and their friends.
X. G. Holiday Party.
The knights of Columbus will .siye
their annual holiday party Friday ev-
ching. December 26. in their hall in
the opera house block. The hours
will be from . to l o'clock and Fin
ley's orchestra will play.
Returned from South Bend.
Miss Marie sattler, who has been
attending st. Mary's Academy at
South Bend, Ind, returned last even
ing to spend the Christmas holidays
with her grandm other, Mrs. Mary Ma
loney.
Entire Nous Club Meets.
The Entire Nous club will hold its
regular meeting on Monday afternoon
Frank Griffin on South Fourth street.
The study OF the nEglish painters and
authors will be continued and an in
%teresting program has been arranged
as follows:
Parliamentary Drill-Mrs. p. K.
Henwood.
Charlotte Bronte--Mrs. L. A. Blk.
Ter.
Trolloppc-Mrs. ". II. Witherstine.
Constable-Mrs. w. E. Galbraith.
Junior Students Recital.
The Junior students of Wesley coll
iege conservatory of music gave an
interesting program this afternoon in
he city studios. This was the last
program until after the new year and
a large number of parents and friends
Cd We're Dorothy Widman, Helen
o'keefe, Donald Watt. Trenna Lin
foot, Kathleen and Edwin, McGrath,
Herbert Richardson, Marie Wer.
st!eln,- Elsie McFIafaic, Verna SLaug,
Gerald GAYLORD. Jessie Fuller. Minnie
Johnson. Freda Rossoff. Harry Tur-
ncr, Sadie Stone. Howard Hand and
Miss Nellie HalcTow.
Annual Doll Program.
The children Of the Grand Forks
school of music gave their annual
doll program this afternoon in tho
recital hall in the Security block. \
large number Of friends were pres
ent and those taking part were Bea-
triee Rabler, Evelyn :sanderson, Mabel
Downl1am, Dorothy Massee, RATHER
der, Clementine Bronson, Grace Grit.
nth, Beryl Seymour. Mary Kelly, Jean
Dreeland, Margaret Gillette, Ruth
Mclaughlin, Jean Carpenter. Violet
l. Esperance, Ards Gilmore. Mildred
Lehman, Mildred o'Dell and Doris
Lond. Several selections we're rem
dered by the kindergarten class. a,
s.~ AoGS VI WV DSSS5'IiN q SOGltl lOul
was held and the Christmas tree was
the special feature.
-1es--
Baptist Church Music.
Morning,
Preludc-The Holy Night. Buck
offertory - March OF. the Masi
Anthsm-IESeerpt From the Star Of
Observation-Disclosures Chorus 800.
Hafdel-Duntanl
Evening.
q special Christmas musical serv-
ice, the cantata The Star of Eetl1Ie-
ner,," by Flaxinston. Harker, will be
rendered by the choir, under the d.
rection of Louis q. Rowland. The
s%oloists will be Mrs. Paul 3. Griffith,
Miss Gladys Hill and Morrill Cook.
Grand ~Proeess;oual March. .Gounod
Onertory-Shepherd's Pipes. Harris
Cantata-Star of Bethlehem Harsel
March Of the A1asl :....,... .Harls,
Y. ". Christmas Party.
There was a large attendance at the
anrua! Y. ": {, y, Christmas party,
which was given last evening in the
parlors of the association building.
The parlors were deliberately decorat-
ed with the Christmas colors Of red
and green, wreatl,s Of holly were ar
ranged effectively and strcanlers OF
red ami green crepe paper were fes-
TONED across the rooms. The guests
were dressed in little girls costumes
and brought their dolls, various
games, appropriate for the occaslcr,
were provided anil the special feature
was the lighted Christmas tree,
which wal arranged in the gyrnnasi-
UNI. Each guest received a sack Of
nuts, candies and apples.
Congregational Church Music.
Prelude, Largo Beethoven
Oneratory Moil
Miss 'Tlov jackson
Anthem, 1T Came Upon the Mid
night Clear. jerome
BY the Choir
Violin solo. "Berceuse''. Otto Sctill
G. II. Bulls
Miss Floy Jackson
yespere.
Prelude in 'A"............,.k Rolling
Oteratcry Ashford
Miss Floy jackson
Anthem. Peace and Goodwill. =.
Anthem, while shepherds watch.
ed" kirkpatrick
BY the Choir
Solo, THE Birthday Of q King.
Geo. f. Schlafer
Postiude Jeneen
Miss Eloy jackson