The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-27

Eunlce ndQ 0lfeauy; Wne4 the letters
referred to were written; gotten well
staftedSwith her musical studies. She
-fs comfortably located, happy In her
work, and is getting accustomed to the
German climate and methods.
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Mrs. j B. Wineman and Mrs. Will
liam Bulge entertained at a>6:30 sup
per party and cards, Monday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Wineman. The
supper was delightfully."- served in six
courses at small tables decorated in
yellow tulips. The remainder of the
evening was spent at cards and the
prizes were awarded to Mrs. William
H. Burr, Mrs. Louis Robertson, Mr..
Frank Wilder and Mr.. Charles Muir
ply. Ten tables were played.
Mrs. Charles j. Murphy entertained
a small party delightfully."- at luncheon
Saturday afternoon.
The Irish-American club entertained
at a ball last evening that was the
best one of an yone they have given
yet. There was large crowd in at
tendance splendid supper was
tendance delicious supper was
evening one to be remembered.
Society IN Devils Lake and Vicinity.
Mrs. Bandy and Mrs. Frank Palmer
at Fort Totten, entertained a jolly
crowd at the home of the former on
CT VoIonffnnsc -
wax hearts stricken by loves dart,
formed a merry part of the evening.
Mr.. Lipskie proved to be most skillful
and was awarded first prize. In pro-
gressive hearts, many of these badly
cut up members were mended by the
cupids(?) who did their best to restore
hearts to their original soundness
Miss Culp carried of first prize, a
dainty valentine. Loves Archery was
another pleasant diversion; many be-
ing nervous, no doubt, went wide of
the mark, and who knows-perhaps
not few hit it? A dainty supper was,
served "a la heart" heart cake, heart
sandwiches, chicken salad and coffee
being served from heart strewn
table. The evening ended withia heart
hunt and everyone said good night
with the feeling that the evening had
indeed been an enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schwalen of Web
ster, delightfully."- entertained at pro-
gressive pedro last Monday evening.
Four tables were played. Mrs. Walker
and Mr.. Thwing won the head prizes
while Mr.. Bennett and Mrs: Thwing
were awarded the BOBBY honors. AT
half past eleven a dainty luncheon was
served.
Mrs. George II. Ruhberg of Devils
Lake, entertained at progressive
euchre Monday afternoon and evening.
A dainty lunch was served, the tables
being beautifully decorated with cut
flowers. Those present were: Mes
danes Wallace, Rhodenbach, Wine->
man, Reed, Baker, Henry, Syee, Green,
Bond, Evans, Miller, >Thorson, Dodge,
Holmes, Fox, Pitcher, Eastman, Has
lam, Streeter. Mann, Hines, Nolan,
Hale, Flynn, Taylor, Anderson, Tur-
ner, Moores, Stoltze} Prosser, Mead,
Kelly, Shatley. Cogswell, Johnson, Mid
daugh, Rawson, White, Juergens, F.
H. Reuter-, August Reuter-, Glass. In
the afternoon, the head prizes were
won by Mrs. r. H. REUTER- and Mrs
F. Fl. Prosser, and the lower honors
by Mrs. Shatley and Mrs. c. D. White
and in the evening Mrs. G. H. Baker
and Mrs. Tom Miller came out ahead
and Mrs. Streeter received the foot
prize. The head prizes consisted Of
pieces of hand painted china, and the
foot prizes were handsome water
colors.
The dancing party given at Odd Eel
lows hall in Devils Lake Tuesday even
ing of this week was a jolly affair.
Music was furnished by Prete's orches-
ira. Those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames Paine, Flynn, Shelley; Mrs.
Mead; Misses Palmer, Flynn, Tibbals,
Thompson, Woodling. Norton, Con-
molly, Cairns, Roberts, Steichen, Whip
pie. Jewell. Barron, Adamson and Gle
rum; Messrs. Haig. Dewar, Duell,
Cumming, Traynor, Smith, Norton,
James Norton, Long, Fisher, Gilbert
son, Whipple and Frank Stanley Of
Condo.
Ole Serumgard of Devils Lake, was
called to Mankato, Mimi, Friday IF
last week by the announcement of the
death of Mrs Serumgard's father, Mr..
Trodahl. Mrs. Serumgard had been at
Nankato for some time. They will re-
turn about the first of the coming
week.
5 Some New Wrinkles.
The band or twist Of ribbon, tulle,
or silver encircling the head is a
charming accessory to the evening
couture which is growing in favor, and
will no doubt be more generally adopt
ed by the younger women for after
noon wear as the season advances and
they appear more and more without
hats.
An evening coat extremely useful
for summer, wear has wide collar
and stolelike pieces down the front
of cloth, while from the collar to hem
all around to the stole are many
mousseline ruffles. This produces a
soft fluffy effect very disireabie in a
wrap to throw over ones summer
dresses.
Two small silk bows, one above the
other, are worn with the linen ling