The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-18
P4.hian Sewing Club.

Sewing Club.
~, me tythian Sewing club will meet
thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, at
the homo Of Mrs. George r, Robbins,
S2l Walnut street. All members are
cordially invited to be present.
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Meetings This Afternoon.
The Ladies' Guild Of ST. Paul's
church held a silver tea this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. s. III. Irwin on
cottonwood street. The hours were
from " to $3.50 O'clock and a large
number OF ladies were present. Re.
freshments We're served in the dining
sion We're Mrs. Irwin. Mrs. l.. X. Ray
mond. Jr.. Mrs. c. w. Rces,- Mrs.
George Nelson. Mrs. A. f. Watson,
Mrs. l.. j. Densrnore, Mrs. w. Fl. Alex
ander and Mrs. {. z. jackson.
The Ladies' Aid society Of ST. Marks
Lutheran church met this afternoon
with Mrs. q. *. highland in the Wild
lund block. At-the close of the bust
ness meeting, lunch was served by the
lloStcss.
The Swedish Lutheran Aid society
held Its regular meeting in tho church
parlolS. Refreshments were served
by Mre. H. Turner and Mrs. Eli Erick-
son.
The woman's Guild Of the
Plymouth Congregational church.
save a missionary tea, in the church
parlors. AT $40 o'clock. supper viii
be served for the members Of tho
church and their friends.
The various district Of the Metho-
dist Aid society held their meetings
this afternoon. at the, following
places: Mrs. S. S. Harrison, enter
tained the ladies OF district No. 1 at
her home. on North Third street; dis
trlct No. 2 met at the home OF Mre.
| w. a. Collins OH North Third street;
district No. s meet its meeting at the
home of Mrs. G. 4. Foster, OH Second,
at the home of Mrs. Walter Dunbar
on Eighth district No. s met
at the home If Mrs. NJ. r. Delameter
on University avenue.
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Miss Jacob Gave Recital.
Miss Geraldine Jacob returned last
evening from Valley City where she
gave an evenings entertainment at
a handsome party given by a group
Of prominent people Of that place.
MISS cob also gave some readings
before the normal school. OF her ap-
p%earance in that. city. the Valley City
Tilmes-Record makes the following
comment:
Nearly three hundred guests re-
spo.uus ~ .uN1.atioNs " - utaIIlalic
recital last evening in X. p. hall with
Messrs. and Mesdames White. McMul-
len. Presler and Palmer al hosts and
l1ostesses. Miss Lyford, Miss Fisher,
Miss Nelson and Professors Andrews
and James assisted in receiving the
guests and Miss Josephine Wright
presided at the piano, PLAYING softly
getting Comfortably settled for the
program which was to follow.
I; Professor McMullen presided as
master of ceremonies, and felicitously
introduced those who took part in the
program. Miss Gladys Fridd opened
the program with a vocal solo, which
evening Miss Dorothy Mcfarland sur.
prised and delighted the audience with
ller-to the larger part OF. the audi,
ence unsupported accomplishment
as a whistler. Miss Mcfarland was
compelled TO respond to two. encores
The principal place on the evening:
i..Jacohi Of tho Emerson school Of or.
atorS. Miss Jacob gave the large
audience more than an hour OF dra.
matte readings and it is not too much
to say that as long again could have
been enjoycd by her hearers. he:
reading, from the pathetic to the
comic. from the heavy work demand
ed in the Interpretation OF a scene
between Hamlet and his mother. to
several :deiiciously humorous readings
from Paul: Lawrence. Dunbar. and
others. Miss Jacob made a splendid
impression~upon the audience. which,
will insure her delighted hearers upon
another occasion.
Following the program, an hour was
spent in informal visiting among the
guests. during the course of which a
light luncheon was served in the din
Ing room Of. the hall, with Mesdames
Mcfarland, BARLEY, Andrews, Lyon,
Wemett and Maryland assisting. Miss
Jacob favored the students and fac
I ulty Of the normal with a number of
stories during the chapel period this
morning.