The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-06
Christmas IL Con,,.,.


Christina Is Coming.
dream the odnr Of the pine;
see It's branches, line on limo
Outspread betwi%t the candles light
By love-gifts bowed on Christn,as
night.
Oh! such q. time comes not in vain.
hut, like the harvest after rain.
R@pays alike the doubt and bon.
That through the past and uture
! see the childrem's easer eycs
Turn opal as the sunset. skies:
see their lips part trembling
III. Wonder Der Christmas free.
l hear the bells pour out their prayer
Like angels incense on the air:
] seem to feel each heart that l,ea Is
WITH love toward cv'ry heart if meets
Tho church the hearth, the lovers
shrine,
Seem floating in a flame divine
That 'cv'ry evil thing dcvours,
let ilshts' with happiness the hours
Ah. ME- If Christ left nothing else
But happiness like this the Wealth
Of expectation He devised
still he priced. for aye be priced
john Irving Pearce, Jr.
Held Special Meeting.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Methodist church held an important
business meeting this afternoon in the
church .parlors. Reports were made
concerning the bazaar and s,,ppcr
which was held this week.
Bazaar at Eincradu.
The Ladies' Aid society of tho Pres.
byterian church of Emcrado will hold
a bazaar and supper in tho town hall
at that place on Wednesday. Decem-
Der 10. Many pretty and useful ar.
afternoon but the sale will not begin
until $3.50 o'clock. SO that the people
who drive in from the unit may
nave an opportunity TO see tho line
Of Christmas articles before any are
sold. A delicious supper will he served
at 3 O'CLOCK and IL cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Junior Students Recital.
The Junior students Of Wesley COL
lcge conservatory of music gave their
regular. weekly recital this afternoon
in the city studios. The program was
one of exceptional merit n six
numbers were rendered. A large NUM-
Der Of parents and friends were pres
ent and those who played were Mary
Corliss:, Beatrice Ball, Dick Booth.
Brooks. Margaret Sorlie, irene An
derson. Ruth Laughlin, Evelyn VIII
liams. Vera Beatty. Dorothy Cotton.
Merle Mcclure. Fred Rossoff. Gladys
Lystad. Inga. Eomland. Jerry Won
derrick, James Rossoff. Sadie Stone.
Mary Cbldlaw, Lloyd Friedman,
Frank Woods, Genevieve Olson. Thcl-
ma RSstad, Margaret Thorsrimson
Methodist Church Music.
II: Alden Enyeart has arranged the
following program of music for the
services at the First Methodist church
on Sunday:
Morning.
A Arssihuan-AAadyio HOLY i;i'i HOW. .s Msysrl
Solo-Great is the Holy One of
II. Alden Enyeart. case
Postlude-March ........... Calkin
eEelude-Einale ....... Mendelssohn
Anthem-The Lord is My Rock.
Dqst-Fsr From Our Heavenly
NJ. and Mrs. Ii. Alden En is'air.0"'
Postlude-Fanfore $4,000. Dubois
Baptist Church Music.
The following program of music has
been arranged by Director Louis U.
Rowland for the services at the First
Baptist church on Sunday:
Morning.
Prelude--Hymn e Celeste
Anthem-"The Lord is My Shep-
=. Ladies' Chorus.
Ofertory-"Nocturnette" 80. d'Evry
Anthem-"Prepare Ye the Way of
= Lord" ............. Harker
Postlude Waclls
Prelude-"Adoration!s
Auo'e0 Borowski.w Whiting
Anthem-canteiene and Finale
from "Gallia" .Gounod
Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook and Choir.
offertory-"The Swan" .....:.:...
............ ST. saens-G uilmant
Postlude-Grand Chorus......Rogerz
Celebrated Birthday.
James Purcell, son IF Judge and
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thirteenth birthday anniversary last
evening by entertaining Il company Of
eighteen boys and girls at his home
on Chestnut street. Mrs! Purcell II
Mrs. j. II. Batten ehaperoned the
young people to the first performance
at the Metropolitan. after which they
returned to the Purcell home where
games and guessing contests We're the
pastilnes. Dainty. favors were award !
ed to John. Bogardus and Jack Jacob.
a color scheme. of red and green vas
carried out in the house decorations.
and carnations- were arranged in a $
lkets and vases. The evening was
with the service of 4 deF
luncheon. the special feature
being the Birthday cake. with the
lighted candles. Mrs. Purcell was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Batten..
Those present We're Misses Violet
l. E;sperance. Clarence Thompson. Es-
Their Satern. Katherine Caldwell, Mary
Batten, Esther Warner. Ruth jacob,
Ruth Mccoy; Eugene Hubbard. RAN
dolph Olmstead. Frank Woods. Ar
mold Seymour, John B%ogardus. Jack
Jacob, Clarence Robbins, Alvin and
Purcell
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