The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
SOCIETY

charitable work and literary study.
Society demands too much time for
entertaining for women of quiet
tastes-yet the social instinct inher-
ent in every normal man and woman
require certain amount of it. With
out it one is apt to become morose,
selfish and eccentric. Social enter
tanning in Grand Forks goes on in
spite of Lent, there are fewer dances
and gatherings of formal nature but
little informal affairs for intimate
friends will be numerous. "The
event" of the week has been the
wedding of one of Grand Forks fair
est daughters Miss Marion Titus to
Mr.. w. r. Vanderhoef. Madam But
terfly and the Masonic ball were also
largely attended.
Mrs. H. E. Dorval of this city is very
Ill necessitating Mr. Dorval's return
home.
Mrs. M. P. Burns of this city is en-
tertaining her sister Mrs. Fred Ben
nett of Crookston.
Mrs. Hans Anderson is entertaining
Miss Lizzie johnson ami Miss Maggie
Hall, both of Thompson.
The Lady Elks will give another of
their enjoyable card parties next Tues
day afternoon at the club rooms.
Miss Kate Kranz and her sister
Daisy both of Crookston are guests
today of Miss Mcintyre at the Antlers
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F. j. Lagerwall returned Thursday
from Taylor's Falls, Mimi, where he
was called by the death of his mother.
Miss Kate Ryan returned this morn
ing from West Baden, Indiana, where
she has been sojourning for a few
weeks.
Mary, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Doyon, are the guests ut
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dow.
Mrs. Frank Gilby arrived home from
Minneapolis last evening. She visited
for a couple of months with relatives
In Toronto and has for the past month
been in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Frank Feetham left the city
last evening to join Mr.. Feetham at
Battle Creek, Mich. After months
stay there Mr.. and Mrs Feetham will
take southern trip through Mexico,
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinnie of
Grand Forks and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Dinnie of Minot are now in st. Paul
and expect to reach home tomorrow.
They have been sojourning at Hot
Springs for several weeks.
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Miss Matte Bridston was hostess
at 6 o'clock dinner on Wednesday.
The occasion was her birthday cele-
bration in which eight of her friends
participated. The table was artistical-
ly decorated with pink carnations and
ferns.
Mrs. Chas. Dow will entertain
company of friends on Monday after
noon and another company in the eve
ming complimentary to Miss Annie
Sheets of Larimore and Mrs. Walker,
who has recently become resident of
Grand Forks removing here from Ma
con, Missouri
The Independent Order OF Odd Fell
lows of this city will hold their an
nuaG roll call next Monday evening at
their hall. A banquet will be served
and program enjoyed. Rev. H. r.
Cooper of Drayton is expected to be
present The wives of the members
and the Rebekah lodge will be guests.
The twenty-second annual ball of
Company G of Valley City was held at
the armory of that city last evening.
Governor Burke, as we'll as several
prominent militia men from all over
the state, were present. 1t was gala
affair and was attended by the elite or
the city. Music was furnished by Ru-
pert's orchestra of Fargo and con-
cert program rendered. The banquet
was the finest ever partaken of in VAL
ley City.
O'Clock luncheon yesterday at her resi-
dence on University in honor of Mrs.
Edward Nelson of Hallock, sister of
Miss Bertha Ferguson. The young
ladies of the high school faculty were
the invited guests. The decorations
were in the patriotic colors in COM
memoration of the father of his coun-
try" whose birthday it was. The CEN
trepiece was particularly beautiful and
appropriate, being hatchet-shaped
covered with smilax and overlaid with
small flags.
The Modern Protective association
held a masquerade ball in Odd Fell
lows hall last evening which was at
tended by about 125 people major
ity of them being masked. The gay