The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-29

Mrs Rand Smith. the ladies' head
prize. The florists" were successful
in a rush order for an Easter lily,
which was presented to Mrs. j. j.
Franklin as consolation prize ..
r Poupore secured" the consolation
trophy for the gentlemen. 1t was
brought to him on platter. but ow-
ing to the hardness of it's shell and the
Number of tentacles and deep red COL
or. he declined to further the acqua'ht-
ance Mr.. Poupore will win no more
booby prizes-not if he can help II.
Mrs. II. X. Geist and Mrs. Frank
(,arnathan with company OF friends
delightfully."- surprised Mrs. Matt.
siegel Yesterday afternoon at the nome
Of her sister Mrs. Max RabinoHitch'
Five hundred was played at three
tables at which Mrs. w. H. Alexander
obtained the first prize and Mrs. Chas'
Cayanaugh the consolation prize. de-
licious refreshments were served III
five o'clock.
Mrs. George Salisbury Will enter
tain at cards this afternoon at her
residence on Cottonwood street.
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Miss May Darkow of Crookston, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. English
of this city.
The program given on Saturday eve
ming In the armory mt the university
bv the Celtic club in honor OF the
Scotch poet Burns. was we'll attended
and much enjoyed by all. The nniver-
sity orchestra made its first pubic
appearance at this entertainment ana
made decided hit, calling forth loud
applause. Prof. Stout has brought II
TO high state of efficiency in the
short time he has been its leader ana
the audience showed their appreciation
of his services. The program was en-
cellent all through. Miss Nellie NC
Neil read paper on Burns as
Lyric Poet" and Frank Smell sang
solo. Miss Hazel harrington then
gave several readings from Burns. MI.
Norman Black sang Scots wha nae
receiving hearty applause. John P.
Conmy gave an essay on Burns ana
the Celtic quartet sang Annie Laurie
delightfully."-. Dean Bruce followed
with an address on scottish heroes
which was given in scholarly ana
humorous manner and was much en-
loved. The committee in charge Of the
entertainment are to be congratulated
ON the success of the Saturday night 5
program.
The Y. w. c. A. will celebrate the
third anniversary of their association
next Friday. After the business meet
ing a social time will be enjoyed and
a service of refreshments
Mrs. Terry McCosker has returned
from holiday visit with her mother
at Minneapolis.
The ROYAL Neighbors are rehearsing
nightly for the play to be given next
Thursday evening, and it is confident
ly expected by those who are In
position to Judge that it will surpass
all former dramatic entertainments
given by Grand Forks people.
Invitations are out for card party
to be given by Mrs. w. H. Kelsey and
Mrs. E. C Bates at the residence of
the latter on Thursday afternoon
The Py7thian Sisters will entertain
at a card party on Thursday after
noon at the K P. hall. All members
and their friends are invited.
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Emmett Mix has returned to Minot
after a pleasant visit with his mother.
Miss Marion Titus returned on Sat-
urday from Chicago where she has
been spending a couple of weeks.
On Friday evening Feb. 1 the Union
Commercial college will give another
of their social dances at the CONNER
cial club rooms. The committee in
charge will leave nothing undone that
will further the happiness of those
participating in it.
The Fargo Trades and Labor AS
sembly will give a grand ball next
Thursday evening for which elabor-
ate arrangements have been made
The annual junior prom of the
Grand Forks high school, given in
honor of the senior class, has been set
for Feb. II, at the Commercial club
rooms.
Alas! the Smile is Doomed.
Society women, that is, the ones of
the "she who must be obeyed" type,
have decreed that it is no longer pro-
per to smile. The face for the woman
in this year Of. grace, 1907, must be
sober and the mouth must be kept
shut. Twas the funniest edict ever
made by woman, particularly the
kind who dictates to Dame Fashion
because what woman could keep her
mouth closed long enough to take her
first lesson in tho uouy facial foch;op .