The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-05
Bapdst Choir Rehearsal.

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Baptist Choir Rehearsal.
Il The Baptist choir will meet for re-
yheeraal this evening at Z o'clock in
Skshd 4urch. All choir members are
to be. present, as this will be
\ drst rehearsal since early in the
{ M for Winnipeg.
Mrs. Nellie E. Brown Of .Almont
avenue left last evening for Winnipeg,
where che will visit for some time at
the home of her sister, Mrs. .wymen
Toms. -
Literary Society to Meet Tonight.
The literary society Of the First
Methodist church will meet this even
Ing at 8 o'clock at the hoce Of Miss
Margaret" Burrows; 612' Belmont ave-
nue.. All. members are cordially in
vited.
Arrived From Fargo.
.ttMrs. ]. ]. Pettijohn and sons Fran
ets, William and Karl, arrived, last
evening. from Fargo where they were
till make their home at University
Place, on Hamlin street.
Eeve Theater Party. =
Ms Mrs. Robert H. O'Connor gave a
heater party at the Grand yesterday
kernoon in honor Of Mrs. W. H, Bali.
3rr Wfllmar. Mimi, where they will
make their home. Following the per.
4Drmance an automobile ride was en-
3oyed and the guests were Mrs. Ball.
Mrs. A. G.. Warner. Mrs. Hillsabeck
and Mrs. c. NJ. Edie.
New Violin Teacher.
Albert W.. Hansen. head Of the vlo-
lin department at the Grand Forks
School Of Music. arrived in the city
last evening from Chicago ana will
take up his new duties IN the studio
this week. Mr.. Hansen comes highly
recommended and is q graduate OF
the american conservatory, having
studied under Adolf Weidig for a mum.
Der Of years.
Waiting Friends Here.
has a~rrivedfin the city to visit for
some time with friends. At present
b is visiting at the. home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Howard E. Simpson on Belmont
avenue. h will spend Sunday as
the university. Miss Brown was for
merly assistant librarian at the state
university.
Young Peoples Society to Meet
The Young Peoples society Of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock in the church
+ parlors. An interesting program will
be rendered and refreshments will
be served by Misses Prestebak. A
cordial invitation is extended to. all
members and their friends. The pro
gram will be as follows:
Piano solo. Miss Ragna Peterson.
vocal solo. Miss Florence Paulson.
Reading. MI. Steen.
Piano solo, Miss Ella Kamplin.
Piano solo, Mrs; s; $: roTvsad.
Party for Miss Hankey.
Mrs. Arthur Beaupre gave a din.
ner party last evening at; her home
on Parkhurst street in honor OF. Miss
Dinner was served at z. o'clock and
a bowl OF weet peas was used as a
c~enterpiece for the table. A minta-
ture bride dressed in white with
bridal wreath and. veil. marked the
place for the guest Of honor. Covers
were laid for sisht and. the guests
bridge club. Mrs. Beaupre was as
sisted in serving by Miss Florence
Neate. -
The guests remained for the even
ing and games and music were the
Hostesses last Evening.
Miss Jessie Dow and Miss Ethel
Kaufman" w~ere-hostesses last evening
when they gave a party at the home
of Miss Dow Of South Fifth, street in
honor Of a number OF the girls who
will leave the city soon. The honor
guests were Masses Irma, Mallory, who
will study music in. Chicago; Miss Mel
lie McMullen, who will teach school at
Cavalier this year. and Miss Alice Din.
ME. who will resume her studies. at
the Polytechnic Institute in Peoria,
III. Baskets and bowls Of autumn
flowers were used in adjoining the
rooms. There were guests for six
tables and the hours were spent In
playing rumdum. At the conclusion
Of the game a dainty favor vas award.
ed to Miss Nellie McMullen, who held
the high score. Mrs. Dan Dow, Misses
Lillian and Ruth Dow and Mrs. A.
kaufman; assisted the h~ostesses in
eserving lunch.