The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-02


In Ill health all winter but IT. is
thought thmere is some improvement
now and her many friends here will
hope for her speedy recovery.
Society Throughout the State.
On Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcbride of Rugby,
N. D., occurred one of the most pleas
ant social affairs that city has known
In some time. The occasion was
reception given to Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Bingham, who intend departing
on next Tuesday evening for their
new home in Kansas. The ladies of
the Presbyterian church were the
hostesses and with the elegant and
spacious Mcbride home at their dis
posal they were amply able to enter
tain the large number OF friends who
were present. At the close of the
luncheon Rev. McHenry presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham with an ele-
CANT piece of drawn work, a gift from
the ladies.
At Hamilton, N. D., Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Page on Wednesday evening
gave party In honor of the latter's
sons, Robert and VIM: Thacker, who
are up from the state university to
spend the Easter vacation. The even
Ing was pleasantly passed in various
forms of amusements and at midnight
refreshments were served. Those
present to enjoy the occasion were:
Misses Nellie Murney, Dollie Cham
bers, Viola Powell. Lucille Keene, Zula
and Eta Rowe, Blanche Ffise, Isa-
belle Roberts, Olive Owen, Mary and
Gertrude Collins, Laura Campbell, Ida
Fennell, Lena Robinson, Ethel Eeath-
une, Argue, Mae and Lottoe
-Thacker, Pearl Cornell, Eva and
Ruby Frances; Messrs. Lloyd White
lock, G. e. Dunn, Cameron Beathune,
Alvin Campbell, Robert Greiner, Vic
tor Campbell, Jos. Marks, VIM. Camp
bell, Daniel Kippen, Hollis Page, H.
r, Wood and Isaac Campbell. Q
One of the most brilliant social
events of the year was the ball and
reception given by the bachelors of
Mayvtlle on Friday evening, the 23rd
to their lady friends. The opera house
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
caston. Festoons of red and white
were daintily suspended from the
ceiling, and around the walls at in
teryals were placed Twenty-Five
hearts OF red, each representing one
of the bachelor hosts. Palms and
ferns, in profusion, adorned the
stage, and the orchestra situated in a
corner near the state, was completely
hidden in bower of floral decora-
lions.
On entering the ball room the la
dies were presented with red fayors
In the shape-of carnations, while the
gentlemen were decorated with white
flowers of the same variety.
Elegant refreshments were served.
The hosts of the evening were:
Hans B. Springer, Joseph Cowden,
e. H. Sterchi, H. 8. Gunderson, Geo.
Schlosser, F.. w. Taber, GA. Stencil
jem, Gl L. Elken, VIM. 8. Robinson,
g. A. Springer, G. ]. Sweasy, Roy P.
Bum, Edw. P. Totten, o. N. Erickson,
Gordon Stewart, Clarence Bake, R.
e. Kennedy, Ole Peterson, Erick Elk
jer, w. E.. Englehart, F.Arthur Gum
mer, r. L. Kenney, Walter Nelson,
Geo. N. Tausan, G.sF. Morey, H. G.
Springer. JOS. Carhart, A. M Hender-
son, NJ. s. Stenehem.
About thirty Of the subscribers to
the mems club list at Mayville, N. d.,
met in the city hall Monday evening
and held successful meeting. w.
81. Robinson was chosen president, C.
]. Sweazy secretary. It was resolved
that the club should be social and
commercial in its character. A COM
mittee comprising "A. H. Johnson, M.
L. Elken and s. P. Bum, was APP
pointed to look UP a location for club
apartments. A committee to draft
constitution and bylaws, consist
ing Of G. L. Elken, Geo. A. Totten and
D. Larin, was appointed to report at
another meeting subject to the call
of the president.
LarimOre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn, who
were married at Grand Forks last
winter. returned yesterday from On
tario where they have been visiting
relatives and friends. They will re-
side near Johnstown where Mr.. Quinn
is engaged in farming. Mrs. Quinn
will be remembered as Miss Mabel
Burgett of Orr.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Robinson have
returned to their home in the city
after several months absence in CAL
ifornia. They are both in better
health than at the time,iof their de-
parture and seem to to have derived
considerable benefit from their rest in
the sunny south.
Hon. H. F. Arnold returned from
Old Mexico Tuesday evening after an
absence OF over. month. While away
the handsome ex-senator shaved OF
his beard and Is almost stranger in
appearance to his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. ]. Radcliffe return
ed home from the coast the last Of
the week.
Thos. Eastgate returned home from
Rochester, MIMI, last Friday, where
The was operated ON for stomach trou-
BILE. He is much improved in health.
Mrs. L. N. Paschall entertained
about a dozen lady friends Saturday
afternoon. After q pleasant time 30
cially, light refreshments were served.
Mrs. 8. strandness left Monday
evening for Cyrus, MINI. where she
was called BY the illness Of her
Miss Ethel Tassell Is down from
Lak0ta to spend the spring vacation
with her mother. MS
Ssme New WriakIes Of Fashion.
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