The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-24

Too slow for those who wait.
% fSnF f %r Those hose who Who fe sreve
rnn short for those who rejoice:
E, iM those who love.
Henry Van DYKE
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THAMES.
GIVING WEEK.
Irish American ball and banquet in
club rooms Wednesday.
Masonic party in Masonic Temple
Wednesday.
y. q. r. ball in Commercial club
iNrfs Thursday.
Woodmen dance in Odd Fellows
hall on Thursday.
Pioneer informal dance i'll CONNER
rial club rooms Friday.
County fair by the boys department
OF V NJ. c. 4.
Reception by y. W. c. a. at their
new home Thanksgiving.
Ut. ana MTS. t. L. rOUtIlSOu ildN
AZ guests this week Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Robertson OF Crookston. and his son.
Don Robertson OF Lengthy, MINI.
g.
The high expectations of those who
purchased tickets for the Baptist choir
concert last night were fully realized.
Prof. Gladstone deserves much credit.
,bo nd orto t u-hf~h
trained by him delighted the audience.
Mrs. f. p. Nelson and Miss Pauline
Allen gave several vocal selections
which were we'll received. The ac-
companists were Miss Jane Smith.
Mrs. f.. D. Allen and Mrs. E. P. Nell
son. Prof Field and Miss Jane Smith
gave several piano selections. Miss
Florence Secord in her readings was
much enjoyed. as also was Rev. F. f.
H. MFler's. The Prairie State quar-
tette is new one and it is safe to
say i; will be in demand this winter.
Owing TO the number OF visitors in
town this week there have been a
number of informal card parties in
their honor. Mrs. Gowran entertained
for Mrs. C. H. jerks of Crookston
Monday. Mrs. w. H Burr and Mrs. ].
Walker Smith, Mrs. Tracy Bangs and
Mrs. Geo. Thomas. and Mrs. ]. Nelson
Kelly entertained complimentary to
Ars. l.. l.. Wright and Mrs. ]. r..
Moore. Michigan, who are guests of
Mrs. Tracy Bangs. Mrs. Ogren and
Mrs. F. l.. Dixon were hostesses ut
card parties given at their homes as
a farewell to Mrs. John Gemoker, who
leaves shortly for new home. The
younger set also enjoyed several so.
cial events. Mrs. r. C. Cooper enter.
tanned for her niece, Miss Mabel Nc,
Hugh. and Miss Temple Irwin fol
Misses Genevieve and Beatrice Tread
well Of Minneapolis. The gentlemen
were not forgotten, Mr.. Fred Redicl
and Mr.. Leland Vanderwall and Mr.
VIM. Caswell being pleasantly sur
prised by friends.
OF the evening events, the snowfall
dance was the most prominent ant
was attended by many out-of-towr
guests. The Eastern Star also gave
an evening function to the chapters
at Gflby and Crookston. The banquet
given by DR.. and Mrs. f. P. Robertson
Of Wesley college on Thursday even
ing to the official board of the M. E
church combined both business and
pleasure, and will be long remembered
by the guests as delightful evening
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Skulason will
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. N. johnson Of Petersburg.
Miss Nellie Murray of Canton. s.
d., will be the guest of Miss Pearl
Nay!or for few days next week.
10
4 grand ball and banquet was given
last night in Patterson hall, Bismarck.
The capital city orchestra furnished
the music, and everything possible was
done TO make 1t perfect success. A
great many were In attendance
w. r. Orr of Crary was married last
week to Miss Mary v. Joyce at St.
Mary's cathedral. Fargo. A welding
breakfast was served by the brides
sister. Mrs. Frank McQuaid of Fargo.
to which few intimate friends were
invited
Tuesday evening OF next week Dr.
and Mrs. ]. d. Windell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Aurland, Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen
and MIR. and Mrs. A. P. Slocum, Of
Minot. will entertain $50 of their
friends at a dancing party at Jacob
sons hall 1t is expected to be a
brilliant affair. The elite of Minot will
be present.
The numerous friends OF Hon. and
Mrs. r. o. Burgum OF Arthur. N. d..
surprised them Saturday, Nov. 18th on
the occasion of the tenth anniversary
@: their marriage. The evening was
pleasantly spent in music and cards,
and ut midnight they Toasted OH the
good things provided by the ladies.
Being the tin wedding. partners were
found by means of tin duplicate checks
and the table was set with shining
tinware. having for centerpiece a
tin candelebra holding ten candles
The hostess was presented with a
handsome rug. and the popular repre-
sentative received q tin walking stick
to WELD on unruly members in Bis
marck this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Bur-
gum warmly thanked the donors. both
for the presents and for their express
siOns OF esteem. and assured those
present that the occasion will be long
remembered by them.
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