The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-09

Mrs. Mccoy entertained charmingly
at luncheon today In honor OF Mrs.
3. y. and Mrs. o. e. sarles Of Hills
boro SIS I:
Miss Francis Pace leaves this even
ing for st. Paul to resume her work,
after spending the winter here,
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Contractor D. A. Dinnie. Minot, will
be host at banquet at the Leland ho-
tel at Minot tonight, at which Gov.
3. Y. Sarles will be the guest Of honor.
Prominent men from this city and the
state have been invited to be present.
Mrs. James Dinnie left for Minot
last evening. where she will be the
guest of Mrs. d. A. Dinnie for few
days.
The North Dakota friends of Senator
G: 4. F. Wagner, Rollt, will be interest
ed in the announcement of his mar
riage at Minneapolis recently to Miss
Algie v. Stewart, who, has lived at
Rolla for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R.. Lincoln will en-
terrain this afternoon small party of
friends at S o'clock dinner in honor
of the first birthday of their little
daughter Ellen Ida, born March g..
1905. Prof. and Mrs. Vernon Squires
and little daughter Duane have been
invited, the birthdays Of the little ones
coming very nearly on the same date.
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Mrs. Frank Gilby entertained quite
a large party at cards this afternoon,
and will entertain again tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. w. 4. Gordon will be given
hearty welcome on her return to make
her home here, by the Thursday Musi-
cal club. of which organization she
was president. Of for so many years,
and who have sadly missed her good
work and hearty cooperation in the
time she has been away.
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Mr.. T.. E. Burke gave a box party
at the presentation of Faust last
evening, the guests being Misses
Daisy Berry, Leona Haunegan, Nellie
Cyrrell and Tom Cyrrell..
\ The warmth end brilliant sunshine !
of the past few days turns the femi-
nine mind toward spring and what she
will wear for headgear. We under
stand this season is to be one of I'M.
parrelled gayety in regard to color
for the brightest hues of the rainbow
will be worn by old and young and
what prettier and more becoming than
the hat made entirely of brilliant hued
flowers in a shade becoming to the
wearer The new shapes will be as
varied as the heads that will wear
them, but there are certain styles that
will predominant. A careful survey
shows the small and medium shape
will prevail and all the shapes are
worn forward on the face and banked
high in the back with brilliant flowers
and maine tulle. etc.
Society was out enforce last evening
to attend the production of Faust"
given at the Metropolitan by the Saw
age Grand Opera company. There was
q large out-of-town attendance and it
would be difficult, even next to i'm
possible to- give anything like COM
plete list OF the visitors. There were
numerous theatre parties and the au-
dience was very we'll dressed and
cosmopolitan looking. Governor Sarles
and Mrs. Sarles were present, occupy
ing seats in the parquet.
Among the out-of- town people who
were here for the event the following
may be named:
Governor and Mrs. Sarles, Hills
Eoro, Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Thompson,
DR.. and Mrs. J. Halliday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugely, Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham of Reynolds,
Misses Reina M. Hall and Helen
Sherer. Larimore; Mrs. J.. H. Har-
Ian, Langdon; Grant s. Hager, ST..
/ Thomas; Mr.. and Mrs.. T. Black,
/. Langdon, Miss Pessie Patten, Edin-
burg; P. E. Sandlie, nakota; A. Fried
man. Larimore; Misses Jennie and
Nellie Caldwell and Winnifred Brooks,
Gilby; Mrs. w. e. Adams, Miss Carrie
Mcmillan and Miss M. Jameson, Han
nah Mr.. and Mrs. F. Doyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Hazen, Larimoge; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. r. "A.
stoltze, Mr.. and Mrs. G. "A. Dodge
Devils Lake; Mrs. WEIGH, Mrs. G, o.
I Plat, Mrs. Sam Watt, Mrs. George M.
Naylor, LaYimore; H. g. Springer, e..
A. Springer, T. A. Berg, Mayville;
Representative s. Adams. Perth; o.
M. Iverson, Leeds; Ira Edwards and
H. T. Metcalf. Lakota; Mr. and Mrs.
B. Prom, Milton. y
DR.. and Mrs. Donovan, Rex Lamp
man, Mrs. f. L. Briden, Neche g. 8.
Christlanson, Reynolds; Miss O'Brien,
Marvel; 8. j. Rognlie, Minot; I ii. E.S
stoskoff, Grafton; Mrs John Newman,
Michigan: .. L. HugheS. Larimore;.
Mrs. Titus, Mimic; Robert Kellar,,'
/ Grafton; Ole Arnegard, Hillsboro; A.
IL. Aisenault. ST. Thomas; H. c. Hage-
lie, Reynolds; Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. f.
voight, Leeds; Fred Doyle, Leeds;
Mrs. Marshall, Red Lake Falls Chess
tier N. Harris Grafton; San 8. Hais-
lett, Red Lake Falls; Frank P. Root,
Lakota; Mr.. Eckanger. Mr.. Tassell.
Grafton; Miss Barneko, Fisher: w. N,
Steele, Rolla; Adjutant General Creel,
Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q! Rowe, Editor and
Mrs. w. r. Hitchcock, Mrs. Frank Nj.
Brown, Miss Lotta Anglim, Mrs. w. r..
slocum, Mrs. Van Arnum, Mrs. John
Crawford. crookston. ii
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