The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-07

visiting at her home in GlcnburN dur
ing the holiday season. has returned
TO her musical studies M Wesley col,
lege conservatory.
Rack From Vacation.
Miss Lillian Douglass who has beer
spenains the holiday season visiting
Mt the home of her parents in Gilby
returned 'odaN TO resume her studio:
at the Union Commercial college. Miss
Douglass makes her home with hel
aunt. Mrs. j y, Reiton on North Thir,
street.
Miss kecfc Has Returned.
. Miss Florence Keefe. II Of the
teachers in the Roosevelt school, who
mas spent the past nine weeks at he,
home in Morton. Mimi. where she
was called on account of illness ir
her family. has returned to her schoo,
duties.
North Dakota Danes to Meet.
Mrs. G. W. Jones will be hostess on
Wednesday afternoon TO the North
Dakota Danes, a new club which has
recently been organized. Mrs. H. e.
Simpson will read an interesting paper
on Chester. a Type Of the Ancient
City"
~ hcut SBuuO NNStlluS.
ST. I'aul'S Guild will hold the first
meeting OF the new Year Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the parish
hall. All members are urged to be
present as the work for the coming
Year will be planned.
Rebckah Thimblc Club.
Mrs. j. F. Reiton is hostess this aft
ernoon IN the members Of the Rebe-
lar IS.,nl- ,~-a TI,:~.Ly. .,l go
VIII be an election of officers and az
the close of the meeting Mrs. Reiton
Will he assisted in serving a lunch.
con by Mrs, T. ]. McMullen.
-sas-
Visitors in the City.
MIS-. w. Fl. Higllam and son Stewart
have arrived in the city from Poison.
Won't. n are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ]. Barnes on South
Sixth street. Mrs. Hieham is a for.
mer We'll known resident OF Grand
FORKS and will be given a cordial vel
come by scores of old friends.
The Baptist Aid Meeting.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society viii!
hold an important meeting on We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. in the
cnurch parlors. There will he an cleo
ton Of officers and every member is
requested to he present. The hostesses
Tor the afternoon Will be Mrs. Homer
NJ. Cook. Mrs. a. j. AnDyke. Mrs.
George Buckingham and Mrs. William,
c. Bliven.
Acacia Chapter Meeting.
There Will be a regular meeting Of
Acaeia chapter O. E. s. this evening
at $ o'eloek in the Masonic hail in tire
81. Johns block. The elevator Will
u until g O'Clock. a socia! session
will follow the business meeting and
dancing will be cnjoyed. supper will
De served by the gentlemen of the
order at II O'Clock and every mem
he1 o. the order whether afhlia,ed
with the local chapter or not. is cor
daily invited to be present.
y. W. c. A. Lecture Course.
A series Of interesting lectures vii,
Y. ". G. a. The first one viii he he
given by DR.. James E. Bowie Of the
university faculty on Thursday even
ing. January is in the gymnasium
at the association building. DR.. Boyle's
lecture will be on The High Cost of
Living No admission will be charge.
and a cordial invitation is extended
to the general public.
Crttenton Circle Meets.
The annual meeting of the Critten-
ton Circle is being held this afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. y. 6. Benner on
Belmont avenue. The following pro-
gram will be given:
Vocal solo-Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook.
Current events-Mrs. Harry Gavere
Violin solo--Mrs. F. A. Arhart.
n hours are from 3 to 5 O'Clock
the Afternoon was brought to a
close with the service Of a dainty re-
past. Mrs. Benner was assisted by
Mrs F. =. Faies and Mrs. w. s. Sese.
Dorcas Glass Party.
The members Of the Dorcas class
Of The Eaptist church gave a part.
last evening in the Y. W. G. A. par
iors. Various were provided
lot entertainment and one Of the en-
loEanle features was making candy in
the y. W. kitchen. The members
pressnt we're Miss Jane Smith. teach
Cooley. Miss Bessie Campbell. Miss
Nellie Gibbs. Miss Ruth Lambe, Miss
Florence Honeyford. Miss Ethel vii.
son. Miss Inga Forseth, and Misc All.
berta Anderson.
Pretty Wedding at Crookston.
The following o of the Widen
hoefer-Meycr wedding. taken from the
CrooSston Times will be Of Interest TO
friends in this city:
Pretty simplicity. but dainty in all
:ts appointments. was the wedding of
Hiss Martha Widenhoefer of Crook.
ston and Rev. Hermann F. w. Meyer.
of Seattle. Wash. The wedding cere-
:aony took place New Years day, at
40 p. M. at the German Evangelical
lutheran st: Paul's church. Rev. e.
scn1mpfky delivering a splendid SER
mon and officiating during the taking
Of the VOWS. The bride entered the
church on the arm of her father, pre-
teded by the bridesmaids. In front
OF the altar. the father gave the bride