The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-14

nave 10 say my prayers alone,
Fer srandma's getting old,
! never tease or trouble hcr,
I'm doing rs YOU told,
. always sent me valentines.
Eut now, not cen q line.
So l this tinc will write 10 you.
n be your valentine.
Perhaps when this arrives for Won.
Tomorrow night in heaven. N'
You'll then remember me again
Your valentine, aged seven"
--Mar2ucrjte Linton Gientworth IN
Chicago RecordtIerald.
st. Agnes Guild Meets.
st. Agnes Guild vii, hold it's rcs,,lar
At the home of Mrs. ,E. 4. Arhart,
lO0S Walnut street. All members arc
urged to be present.
SEP
y. I. S. Club rarty.
II y. L.. =. club is making elabor-
ate preparations for the iuforma,
na'.S TO he SlveD Wednesday, evening
rooms: Fnley's orchestra viii, MIA
and the hours Will be from 10 i
O'clock. !
$50" Club Dance Monday.
The members of the ';35" club will
CIV an Informal dancing party Nor
daE evening in the Knights of Colun-
bus hall. The hours will DO from $50
to 1850 o'clock aud a splendid pro-
Gram Of music will pc rendered ty
Finleys orchestra. A very pleasant
evening is anticipated.
TolDggan Party Tonight,
The Christian Endesv0r society OF
the First Presbyterian church will
. YiEn "a flhrlrSvae - ~ - 4 hs- v>-;- az
) o'clock, at the slide in Riverside
park. Later in the evening an oyster
supper will be served to the y0ung
people at the church. A cordial in
vjtation is extended to all.
CONGREGATIONAL ChurcI, Music.
Thc following music has: been pre-
pared for the services at the Congre-
.ational church Sunday: ;..,4 ....n
Morning.
Antneni-"Make Il Joyful Noise"
................Ercd A. Fillmore
Choir.
Anthcn1--"The Lord Will Build
Zion" ..........J. Fl .Eosecrans
Choir.
Trio-'Lead Me Gently Homo"
'......-....:.W. II. Thompson
George i. Schlafcr, Cuyle:- An
derson, Rev. w. H. Elfring.
I.ntrc Nous Club Meeting.
me Entire Nous club. will hold it's
regular meeting Monday afternoon, at
8. O'clock at the home OF Mrs. w. G.
Stebbins on University avenue. The
study OF the Englisi, Authors and
Painters will be taken up and an
usually Interesting program has been
arranged as follows:
Rlackmore and LORNA Doone--.
Mrs. II. q. Lykken.
The Pre-Raphaclites--Mrs. =. T..
lIenwood.
Holman IJunt--Mrs. \. j. Becker.
Millais--Mrs. Harry Gavere.
kossetti-Mrs. w. II. Witherstine.
Wilkie--Mrs. j. s. Hatcher.
Methodist Church Music.
II. Adler Enyeart. director Of the
choir at the First Methodist church.
has arranged the following program
OF music for the services on Sunday.
Pre1ude-Adagio .......... Die nal
Anthem-unfold We Portals. .Gounod
OHcrtory-Prayer ........ Chadwick
postlude-Concert Piece. Parker
Evening.
l'relude-Andante. .......... West
Anthem-Seek Ye the Lord. Roberts
OffeTtory-o Divine Redeemer. ....
Gounod
Mrs. II. a. E.nyeart.
Postludc Selected
u. W. e. A. Notes.
Vesper services at the Young Wom-
ems Christian association Sunday aft
ornoon at 8 o'clock A Lincoln pro-
gram has beer arranged and Miss Nj.
Helen. Davies will be in charge. Spe-
cial readings and music appropriate
for the occasion will be given. A So
,.:ol ham r.il1 frilnx, al & rSoioal. n-1
tea will be served. The campfire
guardians will meet at $50 O'Clock
and all interested are welcome.
The usual health talk will be given
in the gymnasium Tuesday evening
at S:15 o'clock by DIR. J. Grassick.
His subject will be Adolescence and
Normal Training"
Business Girls and the Grand.
l'ors High School Girls clubs will
give a county fair FRIDAY. evening in
a vacant room on DeMers avenue.
The various committees are busily. en-
gagged in completing their final ar
ranEements. and. many. unique features
are being. planned:
Pretty Party at Park River.
Park River Gazette-News: One Of
the prettiest social functions of the
week was the party given by Mrs.
Karl ]. Farup at her home last Tues
udS. - ldI6o uuIlOC VI I0OlcS WCGS
hidden to spend the afternoon at
cards. Tho spacious house vas be-
comingly decorated for tho occasion
with q profusion IF cut fiowers-car-
nations and tulips. Red and white
carnations made. an effective center
piece for the dining table whilc yel-
I, low tulips arranged IN 9 In tho
living rooms added charm to the fes-
Z tive scene. Five hundred was the d.
version and the favors were won BY
Mrs. Birdsr. who held the highest
score. ana Mrs. Will .O.Brien. who
held the:next highest An elaborate
three-course luncheon concluded the
nretty&Afkdir. An out-of-town guest
vas Mrs. e. j.. Mexican Of Pisek.
Hosteases Yesterday Afternoon.
Mrs. Oscar Stearns and Mrs. George
KoeniE entertained a company of
ladies informally yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Stearns on
University avenue. Tho. hours were
devoted. to playing whist and at the
conclusion Of the game favors were
awarded to Mrs. c. +. Weisbecker and
Mrs. A. C, Warner. A delicious lunch
con was served by the h ostesses an1
the assisting ladies were Miss Frances
McLoughlin and Miss Lillian Stearns
Those present were Mrs. ]. Nc
Hafie, Mr.. A johnson. NrM B. War
rem, Mrs. ]. Knowles. Mn. q. Coulter,
Mri. W. +. HollinEer, Nrs. Laura
Young, Mrs. c. +. Weisbecker, Mrs.
A. C.. Warner, Mrs. D. c. Legge, Mrs. I
q. r. Hettinger, Mrs. ]. NJ" Culliton,
Mrs. &C: E. Carr. Mrs: Paul st. Law