The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-09
/ The Social Realm,
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berg entertained number OF ladies'
Saturday evening last at the home OF
the former at a parcel shower In
honor of Miss Jessica Taylor. The. la
dies were entertained by each being
presented with a booklet on which
was verse representing q certain
day of the week and the ladies were
to give advice as to how to perform
the household duties on that day, AT
ter all had written they were taken
up and read aloud. Little Kent Whit
temore was attired in Santa Claus
costume and presented the gifts to
MISS Taylor, carrying them into the
room in a bag on his back in Santa
Claus style. Delicious refreshments
were served. The home was lastly
decorated with festoons of evergreens
relieved with Christmas bells and cut
flowers, red and pink roses being used.
Mrs. DR.. Newlove and Miss Ger
trude Harmon at Rugby gave par
Gel shower Tuesday evening in honor
OF Miss Jessie Taylor to the members
OF the embroidery club of which Miss
Taylor is member The form Of
entertainment was hemming towels
for the bride elect Refreshments
were served.
Cards have been received ANNOUNCE
ing the marriage of Miss Claudia EN-
lille Void to Mr.. Louis Robert Nostdal
at the home of the brides parents in
Minneapolis, Thursday, December
tWenty-eight. The bride and groom
are both popular young people of Rug
by and their many friends wish them
health and prosperity along the Jour
ney of life. Mr.. Nostdal has been
practicing attorney and counsellor at
law in Rugby for several years and
Miss Void came to Rugby last fall to
accept position as teacher in the
eighth grade of the Rugby schools.
They will return to Rugby in short
time and after February LIST will be
at home to their friends in the cottage
on West Third street recently COM
pleted by w. ]. Champion which is
furnished ready for their use.
Last Wednesday evening at Rugby,
North Dakota, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Han
son celebrated their twenty fifth we'd
ding anniversary at their splendid
country home ten miles south west of
town. Eight boys and six girls COM
prise the family of this interesting old
couple and they were all at home to
help celebrate the event and seldom
does one see happier family reunion
Besides the family one hundred and
fifty guests called during the even
ing and congratulated the happy cou-
pie. Numerous gifts of silver were
brought with good wishes of the do
nOrS
Mesdames Cooper, Reed, Kingman,
Lien and Norman, entertained very
large party at euchre in the Knights
of Phythias Hall at Hillsboro Thurs
day evening, Mrs. p. S. Peterson and
Sheriff O. B. Olson carried of the pri-
yes.
The home of Rev. and Mrs. Jonas
Ostlund was taken possession of last
Monday afternoon by large party of
their friends and neighbors, the Occa-
sion being the formers 18th birthday
anniversary. He was presented with
goodly purse of money as q token
OF the esteem in which he is held. Mr..
Ostlund is one of our very Oldest
residents, having lived here for the
past 81 years, and we wish him many
happy returns of the day.
-Hillsboro Banner.
oh! woman in our hours of ease.
Uncertain coy and hard to please;
When pain and anguish wiring the
brow
Administering angel thou.
The Irish-American club named
M. j. O'Connor, w. v. O'Connor and
Thomas Collins as their entertainment
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Tomorrow will occur the marriage
of Miss Bessie Williams of Hegton.
daughter of o. Williams, to Mr.. Otto
E. Johnson of Larimore. The cere-
mony will be performed at Emerald.
| The Northwestern Business college
faculty will give a dance for the col
lege students and their friends Thurs
day evening. 1t promises to be an
| enjoyable affair.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Rand enter
| tanned the Bridge Whist club Monday
| evening, and it is announced as one
of the most enjoyable of their meet
| ings this winter. Twenty members
were present. The first prizes were
awarded TO Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walker.
Smith and the honor prizes to Mrs.
William Bulge and Mr.. White.
!
Monday evening the Fortnightly
club gave its, annual musicale in the
Commercial club rooms. There were
!; besides all the members of the club,
numerous guests and the rooms were
comfortably filled. A delightful pro-
| gram was rendered of both vocal and
/ instrumental music with few read
ings interspersed 1t was, to all fortu-
nate enough to be present most en-
joyable evening. The program was as
follows:
I Pine Ruet-Fugue q Minor. Mozart
| MI MISS Brennan Mr.. Potter
Within With yfMaii Nile Of Pf Edinboro Town
Mrs. Thomas b.
Reading-The- Passing of Roland ~.
From From ,Chanson de Roland
Piano solo-A M SRs'n Hit Ksstls Is s'nd'ne
vocal Soio-{a} !nyano... &. 3; (. Pospf
II CD A Memory. ~. Park
u Mrs. Parsons st
READING fsaIrniss cuddle Doom"
sa anH so.osa e. li hTa@ hSh1
/ vocaios solo s iss, 4 Two s1i arsnadsern
NJ I, 4. s:a.s 1shpn'ann
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Nash and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Nash will entertain at the
home of the latter this evening 10 hon.
or OF Mr.. and Mrs. "A. w. Grow al
DEBORAH, Iowa, parents OF Nrs Will
lam bulge. The game 500 will bs
the amusement of the evening
Robert Manteil announces thai ii
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