The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-18
The members of the Modern Brothr-
hood of America will dance this eve
nin,.

The members of the Modern Brothr-
hood of America will dance this eve
Ming.
Mrs. H. X. Geist and her mother Mrs.
Andyke will entertain Il company of
twenty-five ladies tomorrow afternoon
at the .Andyke home.
1t is the present intention of Mrs.
Roosevelt to accompany the President
to Panama If he makes the trip in No
Vember, as originally intended She
believes the voyage would benefit her
health.
a number of ladies are meeting ut
the residence of Mrs. Charles Ladd
this afternoon for the purpose of or
ganizing womans auxiliary to the
railway mail clerks association.
TommorW evening occurs the LADY
Elks dance, a social event looked for
ward to with pleasure by the lovers
OF the light fantastic The best of mu-
sic has been arranged for and de-
llghtful evening is anticipated.
Mrs. George Elliott has returned to
Grand Forks again, after a two years
solourn In England. She was accom-
panied home by her nephew, MIR. Will
liam Crapper. who will also make
Grand Forks his home Mrs. Elliott's
many friends are glad to welcome her
return. She will reside ON Walnut
street.
The social given by the young ladies
of st. Agnes Guild OF the Episcopal
church at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Elton on Wednesday eve
ming, was very successful and de-
ilghtful affair. and was we'll attended
The proceeds were liberal and will
make material addition to the treas
ury.
One reason why New York women
are the neatsst in the world" said IA
buyer for notion drygoods house,
lis the fact that they use the fewest
pins. Apparently buttons, hooks-anl
eyes and tape perform the job of fas-
tening their garments pretty thorough
ly. Strange to say, it is in Boston that
the pin trade fourishes most album
dainty. Women buy more pins there,
according to the population, than in
any other city in the country. That
habit does not speak we'll for Boston.
The pin habit is inimical to tidiness.
That is the reason that New York wo-
men are so spick and span-they use
few pins. They have not. to be sure,
reached the state OF excellence at
tanned by the Chinese, who taboo pins
altogether, but they are nearer that
standard than any other community
From southern paper we clip an
account of an unique social function
at Lynchburg, Virginia: On Wednes-
day evening Miss Maud Walker was
hostess at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Walker, on Grace
street, In unique and probably one of
the most interesting social functions
OF the season. The occasion was Il
long distance telephone party, in which
the guests conversed with friends in
all parts of the United States from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from
the Great Lakes to the Gulf The
engagements for the conversations
were pre-arranged and everything
passed off as smoothly as an ordinary
business conversation, much to the
pleasure of the guests. Four tele-
phones were installed in the resi-
dence for the occasion. and for two
or three hours they were in constant
use. The conversations most remote
from Lynchburg were with persons
at Portland, Ore, Jacksonville, Fla,
Ann Arbor. Mich, Providence. r. l.,
Galveston. Texas, Boston, Mass. AMI
many other such points. The guests
also engaged in euchre during the
evening. while light refreshments were
also served.