The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-06
THE EVENING TINES GRAND FORKS. N. D.

The halls, ball room and dining room
were deliberately decorated In festoOns'
Of evergreen and the lights shaded In
red, cast warm, soft glow over the
sea of happy faces, and with the beau
ttful gowns Of the ladies present made
a scene long to be remembered. The
patrOnesses were Mesdames ]. d.
Bacon, Tracy Bangs, Charles N.
Barnes, Robert H. Bosard, Finlay F.
Bolton, William H. Burr, George B.
Clifford, Robert d. Campbell, George
p. Duts, Fred H. DeCamp, Willis A.
Joy, Il ]. Lander, Robert H. Mccoy,
Willis K. Nash, j. L. Robertson, Will
liam Rand, Frank Wilder, Henry M.
Wheeler. Halls orchestra furnished
the music and the catering was done
by AL Logan. There were some beau
tiful new evening gowns displayed.
The guests were .Messrs. and Mes
danes Geo. Duis, Gus jacob, E, G.
Cakes, G. N. Barnes, G. F. Whitcomb,
Tracy r. Bangs, G. H. Wilder, F. B.
Feetham, F. V. Kent, M. E. Strickler,
w: H. Butler, 8. E. Seitz, H. A. Bron-
son. F. A. Wilder, F. D. Cameron, John
Ogren, G. F. Fiset, H. M. Wheeler,
VIM. Spriggs, c. L. Comings, Alvin
Robertson, Fred S. Duggan, Fred Par
sons, w. B. Wood, R. H. Mccoy, w. X.
Nash. F. P. Nash, E. Lovejoy, M.
Howe, H. X. Geist. Orr Sanders, w. H.
Bates, Thos. Spence. Crookston; w. H.
Burr, J. B. Wineman, r. H. Bosard, ].
l.. Robertson; Mesdames F. H. Wilder,
Danahar, King, Kelsey, Page: Misses
Gilbert, Jacob, Moorhouse, Donaldson,
Hamilton, Miller Strachan, Bosard,
Titus, Bull, Fince, Clara Wolff, Pace,
Bertha Wolff, Williams, Wright, Sulli-
van. Anglim, Crookston; Messrs. Ar
chic Mcdonald, ]. o. billiard, H. w.
Whitcomb, M. J. Liyerman, r. A. Jack
son, w. R. Verdehoof, Thos. Roycraft,
E. H. Kent, H. B. Finch, Dan Bull, C.
F.. Roseth. T. S. Corrigan, H. Sands,
A. G. Hanson, Tom Collins, c. r. Wins
low, Crookston.
The Knights of Pythias kept open
house in the lodge room New Years
day and the rooms were comfortably
crowded from three in the afternoon
until one when dancing closed. Tables
were arranged for cards from three
until six when splendidly arranged
dinner was served at which one hun
dred guests sat down, At nine dane
ing began to the music of Sullivan's
orchestra.
The sleighride given by the younger
crowd Monday evening was most en-
joyable affair. They went to the Town
and Country club, danced few hours
and after delicious supper, returned
to the city.
Mrs. Jacob P. Birder and sons, Cecil
and Vivian, and sister, Mrs O'Reilly,
were guests here all week at The Ant
lers They were much entertained.
Miss Mollie Johnson entertained a
large company at her home in Peters,
burg, North Dakota Saturday evening
Progressive games were the amuse-
ment of the evening and Miss Nettie
Morrison won the first prize and Miss
auckland the second Dainty refresh
ments were served.
The young ladies of Bathgate gave
ball to their friends Tuesday even
ing. There were about one hundred
and twenty guests and it is reported
as delightful affair.
DR.. and Mrs. R. H. Beck celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary New
Years day at their elegant home on
Second street. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Baird, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Prescott and daughter Carol,
of this city, Miss Ethel Tassel of Lari-
more and Mr.. Emert. nephew of DR..
Beck who Is visiting here from Lock-
port, New York. 1t is needless to say
the occasion was one of much en-
| joyment.-Nelson County Observer.
The Degree Of Honor gave mas
querade ball at Lakota New Years
! night. 1t was largely attended.