The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-05

Another year has been opened by
the month of January, as its door. We
enter the door carelessly perhaps,
taking little or no thought of what
lies before us, hardly casting look
backward to the old year just finished.
The last year was happy one, why
should the next year fail us?
The week just ended has been a
very joyous one and now that the
Christmas season is over society peo-
pie are making plans for gay time.
The many lodges Sith which Grand
Forks is favored have been busy with
elections and installations and will
from now until summer brings lull.
enjoy TO the full any and all social
benefits derived from membership
therein.
Mrs. L. Osland entertained a jolly
party of friends numbering twenty
at an oyster supper at her home, 800
Walnut street on Tuesday evening
Cards furnished the evenings amuse-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. NIoen gave a Norweg-
ian dinner at their home one and one
half miles south of the city on New
Years day. Their hospitality was I'M
bounded and very enjoyable time
was had. Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccoy delight
fully entertained the members of the
Minnesota Glee club last evening after
the concert at the Baptist church. The
young ladies of the city We're the
favored ones as the glee club numbers
thirty members and together with a
few young gentlemen from the city
made up company of one hundred
invited guests who enjoyed program
OF dancing in the large reception
rooms also in those on the third floor.
The occasion was very enjoyable
one, nothing being left undone that
would add to the pleasure of the
guests Refreshments were served
during the evening.
The Minneapolis university boys at
.iio SoiiSeiI last evening gave great
pleasure to the large and appreciative
audience gathered to listen 10 them.
Every number was encored to which
the boys agreeably responded They
are fine manly lot and showed good
training received from the leaders
in charge.
Howard Gardiner c. East Gran,i
Forks entertained eighteen OF his
friends at birthday party Yesterday
afternoon. They had very pleasant
time and especially enjoyed the ice
cream and other dainties provided for
refreshments.
About forty couples participated in
the Little German lance given last
night by the Elks of this city. 1t was
social success as is all the dances
given by the best people on earth"
The next in the series will be mas
querade ball. to be given on the
eighteenth OF this month.
Miss Sarah Sands OF ojata is spend
ing few days in the city the guest of
her sister, Miss Curl Sands and Mrs.
Raymond OF Chestnut street.
The Lady Elks will resume their
fortnightly card parties next Tuesday
afternoon. Now that the rush of the
holiday seasonnis over they expect a
large attendance
The Pythian Sisters will hold install
lation exercises at the K. P. hall mex;
Monday night, after which social
session with a service of refreshments
will be enjoyed by the members. Mrs.
Ida Winters of Langdon, Grand Chief
of North Dakota will be present.
A very pleasant family reunion of
the Deichert family was enjoyed on
New Years day at their mothers
home at Cavalier. Twenty OF the chill
dren and grand children were present.
L. w. Deichert and family of Grand
Forks were among the number.
The members of Company H gave
very successful military hop New