The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-27
MRS. A. F. PAGE.
SOCIETY EDITOR.

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Mrs. Griffin while here has been the
guest of Mrs. E. J. White, on Reeves
avenue, and will remain until Sunday
evening. She has been quite extern
sively entertained
Among the most elaborate society
events the coming week will be the
two dinner parties by Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. F. Murphy Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings at their beautiful home
on Reeves avenue.
w. F. Winter of Iangdon, North
Dakota, and f. w. Andrews of Wal
halla are touring New Mexico and
some of the southern states.
Invitations have been issued for a
farewell dancing party which is to be
held at Hamilton, North Dakota, on
next Thursday evening. The affair is
glen in honor of Alex. Young who
leaves the next day for Battleford
where he has land interests and
where he will permanently reside.
Mr.. Young has always taken an. ac-
tive interest in the social life of Ham
ilton and the coming event in his
honor is being arranged for by the
young people who have had occasion
to enjoy many similar occasions
through his personal efforts.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Harris at Cavalier gave a social
party at their home in this city. A
goodly number of Cavalier young
ladies and gentlemen comprised the
invited guests. The social program
was cards, games and music. Dainty
refreshments were served at a late
hour.
Friday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Walper entertained large
company of Cavalier and Tongue Riv-
er young people at their handsome
farm home four miles northeast of
that CITY,. 1t was very ENJOYABLE
social occasion.
Reynolds Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Griggs enter
tanned number of their friends Tues
day evening. About fifty couple were
present. Cards and dancing were the
amusements of the evening, after
which a fine supper was served which
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pare.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Cunningham entertained number of
their friends at poverty party. The
clothes worn by those present were
surely expressive of persons limited
financially, but outward appearances
good time which everyone had The
supper served on tin dishes only tend
ed to increase the appetite for the
good things provided by the host.
Among those present from outside of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. M. O'Connor,
Mr.. and Mrs Enright of Grand Forks.
About fifty people were present at
the dance given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Alderman last night in
honor of their son julius Goth birth
A splendid supper was served.
That a SNOW ball" party will be
hereafter an annual event with the
Elks is fOregone conclusion for the
one given last evening easily eclipsed
anything in the line of dancing par
ties of the season if large attend
ance and enjoyable time are to be
counted.
The attendance was larger even
than at the previous party and the
club rooms were filled with a gather
ing of dancers, all in snowy white,
presenting a scene unique and very
attractive. When the party was first
suggested, several were of the opinion
that 1t would be failure as few of
the gentlemen would care to dress as
the occasion called for, but on the
contrary, the city was secured by the
gentlemen for duck clothes and the
ladies were many of them busy last
week preparing suitable gowns for
the ball. The success of the party is
largely due to the efforts of F. ".
Kent who was one of the committee
which promoted it and the midnight
banquet was under the care of C. E..
Lazier. Colored walters attended to
the wants of the guests and this part
of the evenings program was carried
out in very happy manner, reflect
ing much credit on Mr.. Lozier.
When NJ J. Moran appeared, he was
received with rOusing cheers for 1.-THE
story of the pants" which appeared
in The Evening Times had spread
and the popular alderman was in for
it as soon as he darkened the door
way. In fact, there was no escape to
the joke for there, hanging on the wall
at the south end of the room, were
the identical pants, stuffed and bear
ing this inscription:
TO have been worn by NJ j. Moran"
He took the joke good naturally
and replied with many witty sally
to the jests of his numerous friends
during the evening. The dancing con-
tinued until later hour than usual
and it was nearly o'clock before the
last carriage left the Security block.
The guests present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames C. E. Lazier,
F. A. Brown, F. v. Kent, w. w. Hall,
James A. Dinnie, W. H. Kelsey, VIM.
Spriggs, M. O'Connor, ]. A. Vernon,
w. L. A. Calder, w. D. Russell, Ed
ward Prentice, G. s. Karr, Fred Par
sons, w. T. Horton, w. Brown, w. T.
Whitman, s. Collins, VIM. Ryan, NJ.
Norman, M. J. Moran, L. Deichert, A.
p. Logan, A. Swenson, ]. A. Fisk. D.
J. ellis, j. Dunlap, L. ROsenthal, M.
Howe. w. B. Woolsey, d. L. Flynn, H.
X. Geist, VIM. Bulge. w H. Alex