The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-27

Morrow. Mrs. 6. Galiinge. a. j.
Monley, Miss Kiiby, g. A. Sarles, Miss
Tyrrell, j. Stewart, L. p. Colborn, j.
Richmond, Miss Wahoska, w. Z.
Hawks, Miss Hanrahan, Tom GRAY,
s. Cowley and sister, L. O'Connor,
Miss Kelly, Miss Della Dolan, Miss
Echo Turner, A. McKinnOn, Miss
Case. Will Bulge, Ralph Riley, Mrs.
/ Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Murphy enter
| tanned at dinner Thursday evening for
their daughter Margaret. About thirty
of the young people were invited and
after the dinner, chaperoned by Mrs
| William Burr, they enjoyed merry
sleigh ride in two big hobs.
, Mrs. Ed Quistgard entertained most
charmingly at her home on South
Fourth street Friday afternoon. There
We're twenty guests and the amuse-
ment of the afternoon was musical
guessing contest. The receiving rooms
were effectively decorated in red car
nations and asparagus and the dining
room in yellow daffodils. The table
was set in the dining room for lunch
con. Mrs. e. G. Cooper and Mrs.
Cameron were awarded the prizes.
A few members of the Tuk-Wudjies
club of the Y. M. C. A. gave a sleigh
ride party last evening and were most
Hospitality entertained at the home of
Miss Opsahl afterward.
A large crowd of the friends of Mr..
George Rognass gathered at his home
on Chestnut street Friday evening
They came in the nature of surprise
And to show their appreciation of
their friend, who leaves shortly for
the west to make his home, left be-
hind them handsome opal ring. Re-
freshments were served and music
and games were INDUCED in.
Mr.. Stephen Cowley accompanied
by his sister Miss Sadie came in from
Larimore to attend the Elk's snow ball
party.
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is especially sparkling and its literary
dress attractive.
The Grand Forks college possesses
some splendid musical talent and have
Glee club and quartette that are
doing some fine work.
Mrs. ]. c. Sherlock of East Grand
Forks is entertaining her sister Mrs.
]. E. Geiser of st. Paul, Minnesota,
and Mrs. H. Boynton of Shakopee,
Minnesota, for week. Numerous en-
tertainments have been given in their
honor. Mrs. Sherlock entertained at
cards for them Tuesday evening.
There were twenty guests and the
prizes were awarded to Mr.. and Mrs
Druke and DR.. Kirk.
Friday evening Mrs. j. Deiken en-
tertained dinner party in their
honor. Covers were laid for twelve.
Saturday evening Mrs. A. H. Druke
of North Fourth street in Grand Forks
entertains at cards, and on Tuesday
evening next Mrs. NJ. J. Sullivan of
East Grand Forks will give them
farewell party and they will leave
for their homes on Wednesday.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 20, 1906.
No Partisan gowns or other foreign
creations for Alice Roosevelt when
she goes to the altar to plight her
troth with Nicholas Longworth! Am
erican products are good enough for
her, says this spirited and impulsive
daughter of the president, and Ameri-
can artists will fashion the American
materials for the extensive tcusseau
along strillingly individual lines.
This all-American idea for the
bridal outfit is all the more signi6-
cant since the trousseau is to serve
the dual purpos. IT the walld'ls frs
tivities and brief honeymoon in this
country and the extended trip abroad,
which will take the young oriie into
all the exclusive circles Of the old
world. Gowns must be fashioned
with a view to their appropriateness
to most of the important foreign
courts and all the great houses vi
Euprope. The wedding go vn itself
is to be worn at the court of st.
James when the OHIO cong :essman
and his brill are resented to King
Edward W.. AMI Queen Ale s.;.nl1a,
a ceremony scheia &C to take place
soon after their arrival in London
early in June. With not the least
apprehension Miss Roosevelt has
given the commission to her fellow
countryG,en and countrywon.en, coI-
fident that her raiment will not ap-
pear to disadvantage in any of the
ultra fashionable centers she may
visit.
The wedding gown, which was
planned long ago, is to be made from
specially manufactured satin and bro
cade. Its chief trimming will be- rare
old lace, which Miss Alice inherits
from her mother, Alice Lee Roosevelt,
first wife of the president, who passed
away when the daughter was out two
days old. 1t will be made up with
full court train, but more definite de-
tails have not yet been publicly an
nOunced.
Miss Angus Finstad entertained
the jolly Seven club last evening.
Music and games were the diversion
for the evening" A dainty lunch was
served.
The new Episcopal rectory at
jamestown, North Dakota, is rapidly
approaching completion, and will be
an imposing and handsome residence,
designed by Rev. Burleson, and erect
ed in remarkably short time by
Contractor Bergquist. Plastering has
been done In the cold weather and q
good job secured by means of stoves
heating the rooms.
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