The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-10
wiling workers slct.

The Wiling Workers Of tina Swed.
ish Lutheran church held their annual
business meeting and election Of OIL
GERS this afternoon Mt the parsonage.
Following the business session re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess. Mrs. ]. NJ. Persenius.
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Returned ftom Larimorc.
Miss Blandena Tvcten returned last
evening from Larimore, where she
attended the wedding of Miss Bertha
Sebe to Edward Purcell Of Larimore.
The wedding took place al the Cath
Ollie church at Larimore and Rev.
Father Simpson oficiated.
Junior Students Recital.
h Junior students of Wesley col.
lege conservatory Of music gave their
regular weekly recital this afternoon
at 3 o'clock In the city studios. The
program was not as long as usual, but
those taking part played exceptional
~ well.
Baptist Church Music.
A special program Of music has
on Sunday by the director, Louis U.
Morning.
anthem, The Sacrifice Of God Sullivan
Solo, Selected
Mrs. Paul b. Grifith.
Evening"
Anthem, Prepare Ye the Way Harker
Solo. Selected .......
Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook.
w, 6. T: U. Mce.ine.
union. held a Very successful meeting
Yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Hyslop on Cottonwood
street. There was a large attendance
and many matters of Importance were
discussed. The union decided to re-
sunle their suffrage teas and the Of.
ficers and superintendcnts will start
the chain by entertaining during the
month Of January. the first tea will be
given next week. The date and place
to- be announced later. One new
member was added to the roll yester-
day.
Next Thursday has been set aside
by the national w. G. 7. U. as a day
for fasting and praying, for the sue
cess Of constitutional prohibition. A.
meeting will be held in one Of the To-
evening. A special program Is being
arranged and Mrs. A. l.. Woods has
been appointed chairman Of the ar
rangements committee and will he as
sisted by several subcommittee. The
school children will take part in the
program at the close Of school and a
cordial invitation Is extended to every
one interested in the work. The menu
bers Of the union. request that all
In the observance. ?
Elks Informal Party.
ThaFn uyac a 1ur~A NftoY,1r,,rn NJ
the Elks' Informal dancing party.
which was given last evening in their
club home ON Fourth street. The
hours were from Q to 12 O'Clock and
Halls, orchestra furnished the music.
The guess list included Messrs. and
Mesdames I. w. Deichert, Is. A.
Brese. Carl Vuckel, Julius Bacon, H.
W. =. Law. Robert McGrath. Herself
el A. Hunter. Casper Olson, Louis
Arthur 9. Dinnie. L. *. vanAlstine,
Tim McIlraith.Fi Dunnugan, W.R.
A~brafamsen, w. H. Alexander, Bert
Scott, NJ. NJ. Merrill, W. H. Brown,
Frank ", Kent. C., l. Tompkins,
Charles King, George Phillips. Walter
Waddell, Watkins. w. S. whitman, j.
r. Carley;: Mrs. NJ. G. Olson: Misses
McLaren of McCanna. Hazel Fink,
Edith Benson Violet Daubenberg.
Sarah Phillips, Vivian Ryan, Mary
Sullivan. Inez Ryan, Kolstad of Min
neapolis. McConville, Anna Nolan;
Messrs; Ernest Butler. Norman Ness,
Myron Bacon.aH. L. Rudow. Raymond
D"r'ck. William. ]. Morrow. George
Reacham, A. G.. Fitzgerald. Victor Pc
terson,, fairy E. Butler. Frank
Brecka. Walter Lodineil, James
Phinn. L. A. Jones, G.. Goddard, John
Hogan, Jerry Finch. j. A. Dinnie, r.
b. Raymond,