The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-02
THE EVENING TINES. GRAND FORKS. N. 5.
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Observation-Disclosures the ,cfire OF At
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feys!ssentnEJ Z resEnedS her position
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Kings Heralds sosA1eet.
The King HerAlds of the First
Methodist church will meet Saturday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock at the home yf
Mrs. W. a. James. 1912 Cheyenne
avenue. Each member is requested to
bring a bible and pencil. Miss Helen
lehman and Miss; Elizabeth Caulke
wiz give readings;.
Century Club Payty.
Fargo CouttcrsNews: The Century
dancing party given last night at the
knights Of Columbus hall was n OF
the features. Of the holiday scason.
The party was under the direction of
Mrs. eWalter@H9ncock. The German
which was danced during the evening
began shortly altar 10 o'clock. Near
the midnight hour a delightful dinner
wAs. Gerved. The Hall was beautifully
decorated In holiday colors and many
out of the city quests were present.
High School Jun1oes Dance.
The juniors Oh the Grand Forks
high school wifissgixe their annual
New Years party this evening i'm the
Knights Of Columbus hall. The club
rooms will be elaherately decorated
for the occasion with the class colors
OF maroon and champagne. En,ard's
orchestra will render the music and
the l1oljfs willsSbe from s to IL O'clock.
Mr.. and MISC. ". sStebbins, Mics
Ava Blank and C. X. Eaarman vii,
be the chapet0nes. All students of
the high, school and the alumni are
sffonrdslsuy Inv invita-.
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S} sonesofs.thesanTDst enjoyable events of
the ho1tdANi HeAson was the dancing
SpaftX which was given last evening by
tbs gtffEsof the ~" club. The Epls-
copal guild hall on Alpha avenue, was
the scene Of thu gathering and the
hall was e~laborately~ decorated for the
occasion, with the holiday colors Of
red end green. Dancing was enjoyed
" W - SA0SA alp a OullGl vi
per was served during the evening.
The guest list included DR.. and
Mrs. H. w. Whitcomb, Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. A. Jackson, MT. and Mrs. w. r.
vanderhoef, Mr.. and Airs, William c.
Budge, Mr.. and AIRS. NJ. c. Baehel-
Ter. Nj. and Mrs. t. S. C%orrigan;
Misses RHth Mhithed. Alta Smith,
more. Clara Hale. Elsie Wolff. Echo
VFllTnnr - MI AAVern' Trtr., h r-,Al-
Williams. Vivian Dinnie. Margaret
Williams, Avice Wright. Geraldine
jacob. Doris Lavaye of Minneapolis,
Margaret Sargent; Messrs. J.. Walter
Hawkins, w. j. Hewitt, Alexander
Mcdonald. John Coolev, Herman
Woln, Felix Bangs. Clarence Wolff.
Stewart Htghaln, F. E. Murphy. Sig
Of jamestown. ]. F. T. o'connor,
Vincent Smith, Raymond Holmes and
Harold ]. Mccoy of Bonners Ferry,
Idaho.
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Miss Collins to Wed.
Mt and Mrs Stephen Collins of
Rty6rsade Park have issued HANDSOME
ly engraved invitations to the mar
rtage OF their daughter, Miss Gertrude
Agnes Collins to George Oliver Col
born Of Grand Forks. The wedding
Will take placessWe Wednesday. January
Ia, at st. Michael's Catholic church
at 8 o'clock In the morning. Monsignor
=. AZ. Lemieux will ~officiate and a
large number Of friends will be pres
emit. Following the ceremony the
wedding .breakfas9 will be served at
tho horne: Of stflA brides parents for
Just the members Of the two families,
The bride-elect has resided in this
city since childhood and is a charming
and accomplished young woman, pop
ular In both church and social cir.
cles. MI. Colborn is we'll known in
this city, being proprietor OF. the Col
born Supply company. He Is q grad
uate OF the state university, having re.
ceived his degrees from both the nor
NAL and law departments. The an
received with interest by scores OF
friends and all. will Join in extending
best wishes. . Mr.. Colborn and his
bride will leave for an extended east
ern trip and will be at home to their
friends in Grand Forks after F-ebru-
airy is.
Missionary Meeting Today.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society Of the First Methodist church
held its regular meeting this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. S. o. Kerlin
at Sayre hall on the university CAM
pus. An interesting program was
given. Mrs. II. D. Conway led the
|devotionals, Miss Nella Kingsbury
read an interesting paper on Work
Ing Methods of the General Board,'
Mrs. NJ. G. Gaulke gave a paper on
the Life Of Lilivatti Sing Mrs. s..
s. Harrison read a biography of lisa
bel. Tho. burn Mrs. George Sturte.
want was in charge of the question
box, Miss Susan Hendricks gave news
from the missionary paper 'The
Friend" and the program was CON
.cluded with a vocal solo by Mrs. r. J.
Purcell. A social session was enjoyed
at the close Of the business meeting
and refreshments were served by the