The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-17

her guests at which Mrs. Morefiell
and Miss Lila DeRoche assisted. also
little Miss Curtin Regan.
Miss Mary King was hostess to
company of her friends on Friday eve
ming. An enjoyable evening was
passed. Games. music and dancing
pleasantly filled in the hours after
which delicious refreshments were
served.
Tomorrow evening ticket holders
and others will enjoy the entertain.
ment given by Monteville Flowers at
the Metropolitan. He comes under
the auspices of the Y. M. and Y. w. C.
A,
Great interest is manifested in the
play Friends" to be given by the
library for its book fund on May 2i.
The dramatic ability of members of
the cast is we'll known as most of
them have appeared before Grand
Forks audiences on previous occas-
ions. Prof. Koch will be the director.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the loco
tertained by Mrs. B. Dreeand last
week. Red and white carnations
beautifully decorated the rooms. Pro-
gressive games provided amusement
at which Miss Kathryn Kennedy AMI
Mrs. Robinson were successful win
ners of prizes. The guests numbered
thirty.
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Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Else of Minot, former residents of
Grand Forks. will sympathize with
them in the serious illness of their
little daughter Lois. 1t is hoped that
she will speedily recover.
The grippe which has been an un-
welcome visitor in many Grand Forks
homes lately has been Of. greater
severity than ordinary and in some
cases much resembles typhoid fever
Miss Mamie DeCamp is the latest
victim and her many friends hope
her illness will not develop into
typhoid fever, and that she will have
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. M. j. o. Conner of st. Thomas
returned home on Tuesday, after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. G. P. Trepa-
nier and M. O'Connor.
At the lodge meeting of No. 739 of
the Modern Protective association on
Friday evening the election of officers
occurred with the following results:
President, George w. James; Past
President. Mrs. Stella Carl; Vice.
President, Mrs. Golden; Trustee, H.
Ephraim. A pleasant social time was
enjoyed after the election, also fine
supper was served.
Another of their popular dime So
Gals was given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church this afternoon in
the church parlors. Mesdames
Bosard, Campbell, Thatcher and E. j.
White were the hostesses.
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This is the wedding day Of Mr.. John
R. Selby and Miss Sadie Corbett. The
ceremony took place at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Corbett of San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. George H. Wilder is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Wells of Chicago.
She will be away for two weeks.
Mrs. E. c. Cooper is entertaining
Miss Mary Mcintosh of Winnipeg.
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Mrs. R. Nelson, OF Orr, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Peterson of Gilby, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Fordney of
this city.
Miss Kate Ryan was hostess at
pleasant card party in her apartments
on Friday afternoon. Mrs. M. F.
Murphy, Mrs. c. S. Dow and Mrs.
Frank Dixon secured the prizes.
Miss Lois Robertson was hostess
to the Adelphi society ON Monday
evening at the house of her parents,
DR. and Mrs. E. P. Robertson. At the
contest which was part of an evening
of fun Miss Bisbee and Mr.. Brownlee
were the successful prize winners,
while Miss Omlie and Mr.. Taylor as
consolation received lump of
sugar and pickle. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Thos. Campbell and Mrs. Ray
Jackson entertained at thimble bee
yesterday afternoon at the residence
of the former: complimentary to the
bride-elect, Miss Grace Morehouse.
A service of refreshments was given
at the close of a pleasant afternoon.
Miss Grace Morehous returned on
Sunday from st. Paul. where she has
visited for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl. who are occupy
ing the Rand residence. entertain six
or seven tables at cards tomorrow
afternoon.