The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
W. II. {. to .>ttcud Funeral.

LhC iltctitUSlS VI lNc women > re"
lief Corps are requested to meet at
the Methodist church Saturday after
noon to attend the funeral of B. Il.
Bristol, which will he held at 9 o'clock
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Meetings Today.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Lutheran church held it's regular
meeting this afternoon in the church
basement. At the close of the busi-
ness session a social hour was enjoy
ed n refreshments were served by
the hostess, Mrs. G. A. Sorlic.
Miss Mary Moore entertained the
members of st M~aIsaret's Guild this
afternoon at her home on Budgc ave-
nuc.
The Philathea class of tho Baptist
church met at the home Of Mrs. G.. S.
Ottum OH Cherry street. An interest
ing program was given, followed by
a social session and the service Of re-
freshments.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First Methodist church
held its regular meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Francis NJ. Mccoy on South
Fifth street. Tho program was in
charge OF the Queen Esther Circle.
Mrs. Thompson led the devotionals.
Miss Nina. Nudge ave n review OF
the text book lesson. Miss BESSIE Per-
~ gave Il reading entitled tho Hoo
doo;" Miss Vale rendered IL piano
solo and j. a. Euchholz played Il
group of violin numbers.
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Knights OF Columbus White Party.
The Knights of Columbus were
hosts last evening when they cntcr.
tanned a large number of friends at
their annual midwinter white party
which was given in their club rooms
in the metropolitan opera house
block. The appointments We're IN
green and white. a large basket of
white carnations and ferns adjoining
the table. The reception hall
downstairs and the stairway were
banked with southern slnilsN. The
large ball o on the third floor
was made cry attractive with the
prevailing colors. a bower OF south
ern smilax and white roses was form
ed in the center Of the hall and clus-
tiers Of the snlilaN and roses We're ar
ranged . n all sides. Ono end of the
hall was converted into a ROXY corner.
couches We're arranged. The electric
bulbs were shaded with white and all
the guests. wore white costumes. Fin
ley's orchestra. rendered the music
and dancing was enjoyed from 3 TO F.
o'clock.
supper was served in the dining
room downstairs. where small tables
were arranged and the delicious re-
past was served under the supervision
of Ernest Rutler. White candles in
crystal holders were used as center
pieces for the tables and the dining
room was lighted with candles.
The committee i'm charge Of the az
fair was composed of Messrs. Earl
Robertson. chairman: H. A .ROrkc.
Fred Kelly. j.. s.. L'EIsperance and
Cleary ,Monley. and the success of the
party was due to tho untiring efforts
of the members Of the committee who
succeeded in making the affair one OF
the most enjoyable of the entire. Sc
ries.
The guest list included Messrs. and
Mesdanles G.. p. ,Trepanier. J. Der.
George Koenis. Martin c,lton. &. i.
Mcdonald. Fred Werstlcin, j.. II. C,uiS-
ley. Casper Olson. J. Z. Sheehy, G. i.
ltaver. w. ". O'Gonnor. Earl Lync,
G.. L. L'Esperance. Ed. Hanson. u. r.
Durham. Robert Mctsratln: Mrs. \,
T.. Larson, Mrs. Eta Marshoanks;
Of Minnt. GLADYS Dunlap, kittie Car
roll, Florence. Williams. Grace Car
roll. Mabel Gies. Mary Ryan, Nerda
Giles. Mary O'Brien. Gertrude Shaw
Frances Hogan. Katherine Madden
Agnes Nolan, Incz Ryan, Hazel Fink
Mabel Wicker. Vera Winser. Winnie
Kelly. Hannah Kennedy. Vivian Ryan
Florence Wilson Of Williston, Frances
KERN Of Dresden, Tessie O'Erien
Rerna. Monley, Lillian Ryan
TRACY. Clara Qnsmme. Bella
Ryan: Messrs. ]. W.. futile, Col.
Inns. Howard Huston. Sherman Lowe
X. G.. Seek. Adolph Bank, J.. L. Ry-
an. W. Rasmussen, Fred Kelly. Pau
Norman, Hillary C'orriEan, George
Tierney. Harry Butler. Earl Smith
William Gilbert, William Golict, John
Harvey. Frank Erecka. Henr,
oKcefe, Jr.,. Ernest Butler. Marx
o'Brien. Cleary Monley, George Read
Charles Porter. +. 6. Richl, Fred
Nentwig Of st. Paul, Eugene Lacroix
Lawrence O'Toole. Crystal. Walter
Dousherty of Park River. George
Kelly. fh %:t
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