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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-31

PETER RABBIT TRIES TO HELP.
BY Thornton w. Burgess.
"VS" W.
((snnvriphf. 1914 hN r r. YJo,J

Copyright, 1914, by J. G.. Lloyd.)
Peter Rabbit is one Of the kindest-
hearted little people Of the Green For.
est or the Green Meadows. He is
happy-go.lucky and Is dreadful curio-
sity is forever getting him into all
kinds of trouble. Perhaps 1t is be-
cause he has been in SO many scrapes
himself that he always feels sorry for
others who get into trouble. Anyway,
no sooner does Peter hear of some one
in trouble than he begins to wonder
how he can help them. So Just as
soon as he found out for himself that
Sammy Jay had told the truth about
Chatterer the Red Squirrel and that
Chatterer really was in a prison at
Farmer Browns house he began to
think and think of some way to help
Chatterer.
Now, of course, Peter didn't know
what kind Of a prison Cllatterer was
in. He remembered right away how
Prickly Perky the Porcupine had
gnawed a great hole in the box In
which Johnny Chuck's lost baby was
kept by Farmer Browns boy. Why
shouldn't Prickly Perky do as much
for Chatterer? He would go see him
at once. The trouble with Peter is
that he doesn't think IF all sides Of a
question. He Is im-pul-sive. That Is,
he goes right ahead and does the thing
that comes into his head first, and
sometimes this isn't the wisest or best
thing to do. So now he scampered
down into the Green Forest as fast as
his long legs would carry him to hunt
for Prickly Perky. 1t was no trou-
BILE at all to lnd him, for he had only
to follow the line Of trees that had
been stripped Of their bark.
"Good afternoon. Prickly Perky.
Have you heard the news about Chat
terer?" said Peter. talking, very fast,
for he was quite out Of breath.
Yes" replied Prickly Perky.
Serves him risht. I hope it will
teach him a LESSON.
Peters heart sank. Don't you
think it Is dreadful?" he asked. Just
think, he will never, never be able to
run and play In the Green Forest
again unless We can ret him out"
so much the better, grunted
Prickly Perky. $50 much the better.
He always was q nuisance. Never did
see such a fellow for making trouble
for other people. No. sir. / never did.
The rest OF us q have some peace
now. Serves him right" Pricklv
Perky went on chewing bark - if'
Chatterer's trouble 'was no eoneosn OF
his.
Peters heart sank lower stili. He
scratched one long ear slowly with a
long hind foot. which Is a way he has
when he is thinking very hard. He,
was so busy thinking that he didn't
see Ahe twinkle In the dull little eyes
Of Prickly Porky, who really wat not
40 hard-hcarted ms his words sounded.
After. q long time during which Peter
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WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

~ = rAft . NV E
Now I Lay Me Down TO Slccp.
The fire upon the hearth Is low.
Aud there4ts stiffness eNerywhere:
Like the troubled spirits here and
The freiieht shadows flutterins go.
And al the shadows round me creep,
a childish treble breaks the gloom,
|. And softly from a farther room
Comes Now I lay me down to Sleep"
And. somehow. with that little prayer,
And that sweet treble in my ear,
My thought goe back to distant
years,
And fingers with a dear one there;
And, az I hear the child's amen,
My mothers faith comes back to
- me.
Crouched 1t her side I seem to be,
And mother holds my hands again.
oh, for an hour in that dear place,
>, Oh. for the peace Of that dear
oh. tor that childish trust sublime!
Oh. for Il glimpse of mothers face!
Yet. as the shadows round me creep,
do not seem to be alone
Sweet magic Of that treble tone
And now I lay me down. to Sleep"
Eugene Field.
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thought and .Prickly Perky ate and
ate. the latter spoke again.
What have you got on your mind.
Peter?" he asked.
II was Just thinking how per-
fectiy splendid It would be. IL you
would be II you would 90 up there and
gnaw a way out Of his prison for
chatterer" replied Peter tiInidly.
Huh! Some folks think my wits are
pretty slow, but even l know better
than that. Put on your thinking cap
again, Peter Rabbit"
why can't you?? You are not
afraid Of Bowser the Hound or Farm
or Browns boy, ana everybody else IL.
excepting Jimmy Skunk. persisted
For the very good reason that if I
could gnaw out. II he can't snaw his
way out with those sharp teeth Of his
I certainly can't gnaw in. Where's
your common ense. Peter Rabhit.?'.
That 50. I hadn't thought OF
that" replied Peter. slowly and sor-
rowfuily. ] must try to think Of some
other way to help C~hatterer."
I'D be willing to try IL It wa Of
any use: but It isn't" aid Prickly
that he really was as rd-hearted.a a.
hi had seemed at first.
30. Peter bade Prick,y Perky 5000
BY md started Tor the dear old 1r1ar
Patch to try to think Of some. other
way to help ChAtterer. On the -
he walked ny Unc' Billy Possum and
Bobby Coon. but they couldn't give
him any help. There really doesn't
seem to be any way I can help" sieh.
ed Peter. And there really wasn't.
Next story-Chatterer Gets Anoth-
or Great surprise.
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The :Annle.

There is an interesting device To
make the preparation of the break
fast apple easy. To begin with there
is a little circular board on which the
apple is placed. There is Il circular
band of steel. with three or four
cross-pieces Of metal, sharp on the
lower edge, fastened at each end to
the steel circle and bisecting eacl,
other in the middle. The big circle is
placed outside the apple, which is
now on the little board. and then is
pushed down to the board. The cross
pieces cut the apple INTO sesments,
each just the right size to pare and
eat-or to eat impaired if you have Il
tste for apple skin.
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German Club Party.

German Club Party.
The German club party which was
given last evening in the dining room
OF the Hotel Dacotah was in the ma.
ture of a japanese cotillion. The
large ball room was made very attrac-
tive with Japanese decorations, the
chandeliers were twined- with wis
etria and h electric bulbs yer shad.
ed with the lanterns. One of the spe-
cial features which proved unusually
panese effect. which was suspended
from the ceiling and tiny electric
lights were turned on for the moon.
light dances. Flnley's orchestra rem
dered an excellent program Of popu.
lar music, and Chris Hagen led the
cotillion and a number of pretty fig
ures were danced during the evening.
Taylor, dressed III japanese costumes
presided at the favor tables. Mrs. f,
+. Stokes was the hostess in charge OF
the party.
supper was served at tables ar
ranged in h lobby of the hotel, and
japanese lanterns and wisteria were
USED Ths eff Esali H. in 7nt the dssce%F stie1 and
Mesdames w. H. Alexander, j. L.
Wineman. c. C. Finch. G. A. Abbott,
J. d. Bacon. j. F. Bacon, Charles
Bartles. William c. Bulge. ]. r. Car
ley, A. P. Clifford. T. B. Elton. c. w.
Fisher. Fl. w. Hughes, j. c. LeBeau,
Eugene Lovcjoy. w. v. O'Connor. Fl,
=. Finch, J. W. Ogrcn. w. e. McDon-
aid, q. II. jacob. c. e. Roseth, w H.
Shulze, F A. Taylor. w. II. Wander
hoef, NJ g. Sawyer. a. G. Douglas. r.
I. Henry. H. w. Whitcomb. c. J.
Murphy, ]. A. Dinnie. ". e. Deitz, F.
D. Cameron. F. F. Stokes. NJ. G. OIL
son. a. Ia Netcher. c. l.. Comings of
Brandon. Man., g. r. Winslow Of Wa
tertown, s. D.: Z. L. Morris OF Fargo:
Mrs. w. H. Kelsey. S. F. Bolton, OF
Duluth. Mimi. Mrs. ]. l.. Robertson
Of Minneapolis, Mrs. r. H. Mccoy of
Bonners' Ferry, Idaho, Misses Mamie
Ryan: Margaret Murphy. Ruth Whit
he'd. Mary Hagen, a. Wright, Jean Por-
terrified. Alta Smith: Messrs. Charles
=: Barnes. 7. P. O'Connell, j. F. r.
O'Connor, Sandy Mcdonald, Phil
Golden. J.. w. Hawkins. A. q. Wine
man. William Burke, Louis Murphy.
E. II. Sarles, Hillsboro, Donald Woods.
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CLUB NOTES

The Woman's Literary club of For.
man and several guests were enter.
tanned at h home of Mrs. I. Hohaus
last Friday afternoon. This a the
second social meeting Ut the year Civ.
en- by Mesdames 'Hohaus, Lykken,
Ross. Toliefson and Baker. Grea,
credit Is given the committee for thci,
or%iginality in 'dffflsinss the. ..Blue.
bird" spirit to each guest for it Was
a "Bluebird" party.
The Dakota club Of Glendale me,
Tuesday afternoon, January 81. Mt the
home Of Mrs. W. E. johnson. The
program was as follows:
Hostess. Miss Beatrice Olson.
Leader, Mrs. +. j. Graham.
/, Topic: The Geology Of North Da.
kota. -"
Effect of the Great Ice Sheet in
North Dakota Geology of the Bad
Lands. Mrs. Graham.
Glacial Lake, Agassiz.
Formation of Red River VALLEY,
FORMATION of James River. Valley,
Mary Pennington.
North Dakota Coal Beds-Clav De.
posts and Artesian Wells, Mrs. Furan.
stump Lake National Reserve. For.
nation of Devils Lake, Mrs, Alice
Barta.
Geology of Turtle Lake Region and
Coteaus DIT Missouri, Miss Crooks.
The Fargo Votes for Women lei ~
served a suffrage tea this afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. S. L. Sheldon. $50
Stshth avenue south, from 4 TO
o'clock. An especially good program
was given.
The Mandan Musical club held its
regular meeting at the home Of Mr..
n Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson on Fourth
avenue. The program was miscellane-
Gus, tn charge OF Mrs. H. 8. Parsons
and Mrs. Wilkinson. All Of the num-
bers on the program were greatly en-
JoNed and splendidly rendered, espe.
cially h numbers Of the ladies CHOIR
US.
Tomorrow afternoon, commencin;
at 3 o'clock, the Mendelssohn club of
Fargo will hold open house in the ma.
ture of a social hour. at the Civic Cen.
ter, Second avenue and Ninth street
south. The c,nmittee in charge will
present an informal program of vocal
an instrumental numbers and tea will
be served at 4 o'clock. A cordial inyi-
tation to attend is extended to all who
are interested in the cause Of good
music.
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Plymouth Congregational.

Corner Fifth street and University
avenue. William II. Elfrins. pastor.
Services Sunday morning at 1880,
vespers at s o'clock. Christian En-
deavor at 6 p. IN. Sunday school at
HAS. Mrs. G.. L. Harrington. super
intendent. Communion service Sunday
morning with sermon subject, "A
Communion Mediation" Subject for
the vesper service. Whom God Calls
Fools" Special music has been pre-.
pared for both services. Christian En-
deavor subject. Christian Endcavor
Progress" with John Moses as leader.
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First Church Of Christ. ~<;cictis,.

The regular services at l0:46 a. m.
The subject is Love" The SUNDAY
school follows the morning service.
The Wednesday evening testimonial
begins ut S o'clock and the reading
room is open on week days from , to
4 y. III. Free literature may be OBJ
tanned. The room is No. S in the Cliff
ford me on Dealers avenue. The
church edifice is at the corner of BeJ-
mont and Fourth a cordial
invitation is extended 10 the public to
attend all the services and visit the
reading room.
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First %Ntcttl,o,,is,.

Francis NJ. Mccoy. minister. Morn.
ing worship at 1880. with HolN4tsom.
munion and brief sermon by the pas
tor. New members will he received ut
this service. Sunday school at 1:,
Thomas Porte. superintendent. Ep-
Nornl, league and Young Peoples so.
cial hour at $50. Subject: "a Song
of Forgiveness" Evening worship at
1880 when 4 sermon will. be given In
view of the many recent calamities
and loss Of life. Subject: "Is God in
Human Disasters?" Special music,
Prof. III. Alden I;nyeart, director.
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Trinity Lutheran,

Corner Walnut and Third VENUE.
Children's service in English at II a.
m. Sunday. Subject Of last service con-
tinued: Our Duties to God" Sunday
school at 12 NJ. Norwegian service at
$3.50. C~atechetical classes meet Tues
day. Norwegian class at 1920 D. M. and
the English at 1880. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
Young Peoples meeting on Friday
evenine
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First Baptjst.

Homer NJ. Cook, pastor. r. f. Grif-
fifth. superintendent of Sunday school.
Preaching services at 1880 a. n. and
1850 p. m. Sunday school at IL III.
il. Y. p. U. at $3.50 p. m. Subject Of
morning GIVE Us This Day
Our Daily Bread" Subject of even
ing The House by the Side
of the Road
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To Entertain At IAncheon.

af fe-F aE rs ~ t#-rFs'-"T -
To Entertain. at Luncheon.
Mrs. 7. b. Holmes has issued invi-
tations for a luncheon to be given
Monday afternoon at her home on
South sixth street in honor OF q mum.
Der OF the visiting ladies in the city.
Recalled Invitations.
Owing to the serious illness of Mrs.
G. n. Barnes mother, Mrs. George =.
Duis and Mrs. Barnes recalled the in
vitations for their bridge party which
was scheduled M for ts afternoon.
Guest of Mrs. Geist.
Miss Ina May Phillips. who teaches
school at Lake Park, Mimi. is a guest
at the home Of Mrs. II. *. C;eist on
leave this evening for Crookston to
spend Sunday with her aunt Mrs. NJ.
Entertaining Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley d. Cameron of
Reeves avenue r entertaining MS
their guests for q few days Mir. and
Mrs. E. 1. Morris of Fargo. They
were among the out of town guests
r. T.. O. S%Istcrhood.
The p. f. o. Sisterhood will hold its
meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock
at the home of Miss Chrissie Bulge on
Fourth avenue. Miss Flora Balch
will be charge Of the program and the
subject will be the study OF the PLAY.
The House Of Rimmon.' by Henry
Van Dyke. Scenes from the play will
be read by some of the members. Fol-
loving the business meeting and pro.
gram. a social session will be enioyed
and refreshments will lie served by
the hostess.
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st. Marks English Lutheran,

G. Il. Mykland. pastor. All serv-
ices are conducted in the auditorium
Of the library building. Sunday
at s:45. Worship with sermon.
Have Not Commanded Thee" at IL
a. m. Professor Raymond Leel Of
Grand Forks School of Music is the
choir leader and will sing a SOLD. You
are hidden to worship with us.
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st. Paul,s Enisconal.

REV. J. *. Bnrlcson, rector. scrv-
ices will be conducted by the Rev. DR..
Harris IF Devils Lake. There will he
a celebration of. the holy communion
at S a. IN. A second celebration and
sermon at 1880. Evening prayer and
sermon at $50 y. M. Sunday school.
G. w. Rees. superintendent, will he
held in the parish hall at II IN.
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Scandinavian Methodist.

Service Sunday morning at lo:45
and In h evening at 8 o'clock. Sum
day school meets at /. o'clock. The
Ladies' Aid will meet ut the home Of
Mrs. e. knutson of East Grand Forks
on Wednesday afternoon, February
=. Prayer meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Elisa Olson, Gil Oak
street. on Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock. Chr. Olsen. pastor,
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Rethels Lutheran.

Belmont avenue. Services at 1880
a. III. Subject, China Missions
Sunday school and adult bible class at
1850 a. M. Song service led by the
string band at 1880 and sermon by the
pastor at 1880 p. m. Y. p. S. meets
Tuesday at S p. M. Prayer meeting at
the residence Of r. j. Skaug, 40
North Eighth street.
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First Lutheran.

Services in Morse at 1O:4o e.. m.. in
English at 1880 p. M. Sunday school
at IL O'Clock. A short business session
after evening services about parochial
school for next summer. Y. r. S. Fri.
day evening in church basement. Fl.
B. Thorgrimsen.
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Grand Forks has ever had. Prof.
Jackson will play the cornct, men
from the university band will assist,
and snch we'll known musicians as
Mrs. W. H.. Schultz, Miss Clara Wolff,
w. w. Norton and Prof. Spence and
MIR. Fred Redick will play. Both the
buildings will he thrown open for the
large audiences who will want to az
tend these services.
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Scandinavian Bannisl.

Services Sunday morning at 10:45.
and in the evening at 7:3o o'clock.
Sunday school with Eiblc class at 1a.
4 business meeting for the Young
Peoples society will he held at the
home of Mrs. 1nga Lykseth, 70a
Fourth avenue. Monday evening at s
o'clock.-Rev. Oliver Bersstrom. pas.
tor.
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Entire Nous Club Meets.

The Entire Nous club will hold its
regular meeting Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. H. G.
Lykken on North Third street. The
study of the English authors and
painters will be continued and several
interesting papers will be read. The
program will be as follows:
Parliamentary Drill-Mrs. A. ].
Becker.
Eipling-Mrs. ]. S. Hatcher.
j. NJ. Barrie-Mrs. e. A. Bixler.
Whistler-Mrs. $. H. Ashley.
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Church Service,
German Lutheran,

German service in the evening at
I:45 O'Clock. Congregational meeting
Monday at s p. m. Young Peoples
society meets Wednesday evening a,
s o'clock. H. F. Buegel.
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o. e.. S. Mcctinv,

O. E. s. Meeting. :.
Acacia chapter o. E. s. tuesday even
ing at 8 o'clock in the Masonic hall
in the st. Johns block. A cordial
invitation is extended to all members
Of the order, whether affiliated with
the local chapter Or not.
To Leave for Chicago
Mrs. G. r. jacob will leave Wed.
nesday evening for Chicago and Mount
Carroll. ILL.,. where she will visit her
daughter. Miss Err. cstine Jacob, who
Is attending school there. Mrs. jacob
will spend a few days in Minneapolis
enroutc.
Gave Handsome Reception.
Mrs. George w. Gets, Mrs. D. NJ.
Holmes, Mrs. Samuel Torgerson and
Mrs. F.. Frank Read gave a hand
somely appointed reception this after
nOon. They received their guests at
the homo Of Mrs. Gets on Belmont
avenue and the hours were from 2 to
5 o'clock. The guests were received at
the door by Miss Madeline Gets.
Miss Mary Gowran assisted in the
rooms upstairs. Large baskets of yell
low jonquils were arranged in the re-
ception hall and red and white roses
were used in the parlors. The host
esses were assisted in the parlors by
Mrs. W. L. Wilder. Mrs. L. G. Hazlett,
Mrs. G. NJ. Williamson. Mrs. w. II.
Matthews. Mrs. H. E. Payne, Mrs.
Thomas Mulligan and Mrs. w. G. Nc
Donald. A splendid victrola program
was given during the afternoon and
Miss Mildred Read was in charge of
the records.
Delicious refreshments were served
in the dining room. where a pretty
color scheme of yellow and white pre-
ominated in the decorations. An cleo
trio dome with yellow shade was used
as a centerpiece for the table and vel.
low candles were arranged at either
end of the table. Mrs. II. A.. Hunter
and Miss Jennie Nisbet were in charge
, OF the dining room and the Misses
Sylvia Hunter. Lillian May Dow, Ruth
Templeton. Margaret Reid, Marion
Torgerson and Hazel Fink assisted in
serving.
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German Zion Eynuuclic.l.

Corner Of Fifth and Richmond ave.
nue.. The regular morning service is
held at 1880 followed by the Sunday
school at 1880. Young Peoples
meeting at { p. nj. and preaching at
& p. m. On Wednesday at 8 D. m.
prayer meeting. All are cordially in.
vited. Rev. VIM. Fritz.
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10 Give Dinner Party.

Mrs. Tracy Bangs and Mrs. Robert
D. Campbell have issued invitations
Tor a z o'clock dinner to be given
Monday evening at the home of, Mrs.
Iiangs m South Fourth street. compile
mcntary to Miss Ruth Ferris Of
Hrookline, Mass,
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Elks Informal.

The Elks have sem out invitations
Tor their informal dancing party to
he given Friday evening in their hall
on Fourth street. Halls orchestra
will render the music and the com
mittee in charge is making prepara-
lions to entertain an unusually large
crowd. The hours will be from 3 to
l o'clock and a very pleasant time is
anticipated.
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Surprised by Club Members.

Leeds News: Mrs. ]. Hulberg, who
is leaving on Friday to make her home
in Minnesota, MAS surprised on We'd
nesday evening by the ladies of the
Embroidery club, of which she has
long been a member and for the past
two years served as it's treasurer.
After the pleasantly spent hours Of
the early evening refreshments were
served by the committee. On behalf Of
the club, the president, Mrs. Dean,
presented. Mrs. Hulberg with a hand
some cut glass sugar and cream set.
Mrs. Hulberg accepted with brief
words Of thanks and expressing re-
gret at4the necessity which compelled
formed in the club. In spite Of the
very disasreeable weather most of the
club members were present to extend
farewell courtesies to the departing
member.
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Invitations ON, for Party.

DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Mulligan, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert McGrath and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hughes have issued
invitations for a reception and dane
ing party to be given mex Wednesday
ceive their guests at the Knights of.
Columbus club rooms in the Metro.
politan opera house block.
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Thursday Musical olub.

thursday Musical Club.
The February meeting of the
J l lsf;Is sF 4'iHssEsss siisasssn. Ct s'u : vii 3
Sat the home. of Mrs. J.. D., Bacon AT
the. Dacotah hotel. Mrs. II. .Aleu
Enyeart. will be in charge Of the pro
gram. the subject will be "Parsifal''
and the study of. that opera will be
taken up. All members are urged
to be present. The complete program
will be as follows,
Current Events-Mrs. o. G. Libby.
Story and description of opera
"Parsifal"-Mrs. H. Alden Enyeart.
Motives-Mrs. L. c. Harrington.
Readings from TenIyson's "Holy
Grail'-Mrs. r. L. Henry.
Prelude to Act l..
klingson's magic castle Act II,
Prelude to Act III.
March to the Holy Grail-Louis U.
Rowland.
Tenor solo-"Parsifal's Triumph"
from Act I'LL. Alden Enyeart.
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Returned to Aiinneapolis.

Miss Florence Layayea has return
eel to her home in Minneapolis after
spending a few weeks l nthe city Wis.
iting at the home of Mrs. J. G. Ham
ilton on South Third street.
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Win Arrive prom EAST.

Miss Ruth Ferris will arrive Sun.
day evening from Brookline. Mass,
to spend a week visiting at the home
Of Miss Ruth Withheld on Reeves ave-
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Ninc's Hcr.lds Heid Ncetinr.

Kings Hcralds Held Meeting.
The Kings Heralds of the First
Methodist church held their regular
Miss Bernice Barnard on Walnut
street. At the close of the bible study
hour a social session was enjoyed.
Readings were given by Miss Clarissa
Rees and Miss Madeline Thompson.
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L~Iostcsscs Next Week,

Mrs. G.. r. Jacobi and daughter,
Miss Geraldine Jacob. will be among
the h%ostesscs of next week.. They
will give Il party at their home on
Reeves avenue in honor of Mrs. 8. r.
Bolton of Duluth and Mrs. r. H. Nc
Coy. OF Boomers Ferry. Idaho.. Auction
bridge will be the diversion. +.
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Swedish Lutheran,

Church on corner of Alpha avenue
and Sixth street. J. NJ. Persenius. pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m.
Regular service at s o'clock in the
evening. Services in the Bethesda
church at II o'clock a. nj. The Ladies
Aid society will meet in the church
pariors next Wednesday afternoon at
be the hostess and serve refresh
ments. The Willing Workers will meet
in the church parlors next Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Hilda
Allen will serve. Sunday, February S.
morning service will be held at II
o'clock n. M, n communion service
at s O'Clock in the evening.