The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-15
AGNES Guild Meetine.

st. Agnes Guild Meeting.
An important meeting Of the girls
Of st. Agnes Guild is called for Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock at the
home Of Miss Louise Neate. 313 Third
avenue. All members are urged to be
District Social Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas p. Griffin will give a
social at her residence, SIS South
Fifth street. Thursday evening for tho
ladies Of the Third district of the
Methodist Ladies'. Aid society. All
me M ;n, and their friends are cor
Dancing Party Tonight.
The young men Of the Red. River
Power company's social club will give
an informal dance in the club rooms
this evening and thirty couples will
make up the guest list. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nv. II. Brown n Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Brownell will c%haperone and the hours
Will be from 9 to '12 o'clock. Light
refreshments will be served during the
evening and the Finley orchestra will
provide the music.
Church Meetings Today.
The various district catherine Of
the Methodist Ladies' Aid society are
being held this afternoon and the sew.
eral hostesses are Mrs. D. Fordney.
Mrs. J. g. Moore. Mrs. w. r. Whitby
and. Mrs. g: e. Mapes.
The ladies Of St. Paul's Guild are
meeting today. the gathering being
held at the parish hall, and only bust
ness will be attended to.
The Presbyterian ladies are holding
an important business meeting Of their
Aid society in the church parlors a.
Cove Handsome Bridge Party.
A large and handsomely appointed
bridge party vas the delightful pleas
ure given today by Mrs. Thomas s.
Corrigan. Mrs. Raymond A. Jackson
and Mrs. Harold W. Whitcomb as the
second Of their series Of pretty social
functions. The hostesses received at
Mrs. Corrtgan's home on Walnut street
and q company Of forty-fve ladies
tables were arranged for the game
and the rooms we're made inviting and
fragrant with bowls and baskets Of
pink carnations and white narcissus.
When the spirited game vas conclud-
ed beautiful trophies were awarded
for h high scores and the tables were
spread for a delcctable luncheon SER
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ed with the serving included Mrs. a.
J: Becker. Mrs. GA. Abbott. Mrs. G.
Winnie. Mrs. r. A. Taylor. Mrs. w.
G. Bulge and Miss Mabel Collins.
a bridge followed the handsome
supper party given by these hostesses
last evening when a company Of ladies
and Eentlcmen were guests and the
j. z. LeBeau for the high scores and
to Mrs. H. G. .Woutat and H. b. Finch
for second.
Corwin Recital Thursday.
The advanced students at Wesley
college conservatory will give another
of their splendid recitaIs Thursday
evening at Corwtn music hall at I
vited and the following program viii
Allegro. OPP. 10. No. 2...... Beethoven
Annis Healy.''
Ella Bleakley.
Etude de Style ........... Rayfna
song, serenadc ......... Heidlinger
"A Rose Fable .......... .Hawley
l. Irene Cox. :.
Minnie Markell. y
On the Sea Shore ........ Beethoven
Della Christensen.
Adagio. OPP. 81. No. ...... Beethoven
Anna. Birthstone. 2 .
SONG. These Are They from THE
Holy City" eau
zula Rowe.
butterfly l/evaIIe
Fannie ~FrendberE. .
Violin Solo. Pastoral Fantasy. .
SINGLED
Joseph Chester.
Fantasia Tmpromptu ....... Chopir
Helen. Holmes.
Variations Brilliante ........ Chopin
Bessie Tharaldson.