The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-20
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railway
ConductorS again met together and en-
tertaaned their friends at five hundred
on Tuesday afternoon. The llostesses
Mesdames Lond, Reed, Willis, Reming-
ton and Perry, looked after the happi-
ness OF the guests and dispensed deli
cious refreshments. Prizes of hand
painted china were awarded Mrs. Ed
Prentice and Mrs. Joseph Golden.
Mrs. Dickinson, who has been a guest
Tor several months of her daughter,
MRS. II. =. Chase, returned to her home
IN st Paul on Wednesday evening. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Chase, who
WILL make an eastern trip, returning
nome IN about a fortnight. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase will soon remove from this
city to Bemidji.
Mrs. A. Knudson entertained the
Young Peoples league of the Zion
Lutheran church last evening at the
Arlington Park hotel. A number OF
Young people responded to the invita-
ton given to all and thoroughly en-
joyed the program, also the refresh
ments, provided for them.
Four tables at five hundred were en-
tertained by Mrs. John Ogren on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. S. Dow
and Mrs. NJ. Stricken proved to be the
most efficient PLAYERS and were award
ed prizes. A service of dainty refresh
ments was given.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi are entertaining
their daughter, Mrs. NJ. H. MCGOWAN of
ST. Paul.
A new baby girl has come to gladden.
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cliff
ford OF Minneapolis, formerly OF this
city.
Mrs. Charles Doll OF East Grand
Forks entertained at delightful card
party on Wednesday afternoon. The
decorations were in pink and white,
carnations being used in profusion.
Prizes at cards, which provided tho
amusement for the largo company,
were awarded Mrs. Day and Miss Ma
loney. A delicious luncheon was served
the guests.
Mrs. Joseph Kennedy was hostess to
a company of friends on Thursday aft
ernoon. A delightful time was enjoyed,
Mrs. Fred Lyons of Bowbells is a
guest OF Miss Edna Twomley OF this
city. She will remain few days re-
newing old acquaintance. She has
spent the winter months with her
mother, Mrs. Anderson, at WASHINGTON
and is now returning to her home.
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At the card party given by Mrs. C. A.
Earl on Thursday afternoon prizes
were given Mrs. Lovejoy and Mrs. H.
Num-. Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess, assisted by Mesdames
Lovejoy and Merrill and Miss Jessie
Strachan.
The birthday of Mrs. w. X. Nash was
celebrated on Thursday evening by in
innate friends of herself and husband
at their hospita'ble home. Cards served
as a pastime for the evening, and were
much enjoyed.
A luncheon will be given on Satur-
day by Mrs. w. R. Vanderhoef in honor
of Miss Grace Morehous, who will be-
come the bride OF DR.. Archibald Nc
Donald next week.
A Fargo home day" was held by the
w. G. T. U. yesterday at the residence
OF Mrs. r. Fox. Donations for the
home were given by those interested.
There was quite good attendance.
The Order of Eastern Star has made
elaborate arrangements for a charity
ball to be given next Tuesday at the
Masonic Temple. Members of the lodge
and their friends are anticipating de-
lightful time.
Little six-year-old Gwynne Burridge,
son OF Prof. and Mrs. j. G. Burridge
was made happy yesterday by enter
tanning ten of his little friends at a
birthday party from to 5. A merry
round of games made the hours pass
quickly, and at refreshments were
served the happy company. The birth
day cake, with it's candles denoting the
number of birthdays passed, was the
center of attraction and tasted as good
as it looked.
Mrs. w. B. Wood and daughter Viola
are enjoying few days visit with
friends in Fargo.
The Pioneer informal dance will be
held on Thursday of next week in
stead OF Friday.
Mrs. James Naismith is at Mimic,
where she will visit for a short time
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Bar
clay.
Mrs. ]. Breidenbach leaves tomorrow
for Minneapolis and St. Paul, where
chic will ci&
The senior class of the university
law school were pleasantly entertained
last evening at dinner by President
and Mrs. Merrifield.
The Franklin club was entertained
by DR.. and Mrs. Grassick last evening.
1t was Browning" meeting. The
program being devoted to study of
his life and works. Interesting papers
were given by Mrs. Babcock, Mrs.
squires, Mr.. Clapp and Mr.. Halfyard.
President and Mrs. Merrifield have
as guests State Superintendent OF
Schools and Mrs. w. L. Stockwell.
DR.. Stearns was host at a dinner
given at the Hotel Antlers last even
ing. The members OF the Homiletic
club OF Wesley college were the guests.
Rev. VIM. Moore being the guest of
honor. Covers We're laid for fourteen.
A juvenile party was given by Mrs.
F. w. Tibbals yesterday afternoon, in
honor of Miss Marion Phillips of Larl-
more, who is her guest. Games and
delicious refreshments made the after
noon delightful one.