The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-26

Society is just Weakening up to the
than usual. 1t is exactly two weeks
and four days until the season of pen
ance sets in. After short rest from
the effects of the holiday festivities,
activities in the social world are
again holding sway. Last week the
ball was set rolling by couple of
large parties by the younger set and
the masquerade ball by the Elks and
this week each day has brought its
quota Of social affairs. There have
been several large functions, the Pho
neer informal Irish-American and the
U. C. T. dance tonight. The lodge
affairs Catholic Order Of Foresters
card party and Loyal Americans mas
querade ball also were largely attend
ed. The wedding celebration of Mr..
and Mrs. Long was particularly en-
joyable and informal card parties have
followed each other in quick success
sion. There have been few dinner
parties, Rev. Mr. Matthews compli-
mentary being happy gathering of
that nature. Next week society pro-
misses to be very gay, number of af-
fairs being scheduled to come off. The
Knights Templar ball has been with
drawn but the Elks' annual will prob
ably be attended largely.
Mrs. William Woods of Roseau,
Mimi, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Kilstrom of this city,
Mrs. Harry Thompson of this city
is entertaining her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rue of Waver-
ly, Iowa.
Miss Helen Robertson, instead of
going to California for visit as in
tended, will go to Europe about the
middle of the month where she will
remain for couple of years as
student of music.
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will hold their regular fort
nightly dime social next Wednesday
afternoon in the church parlors. The
hostesses will be Mesdames De Remer,
Carothers, Grassick and Otto Bah
cock.
The Celtic celebration at the uni
versity this evening is looked forward
to with great deal of pleasure by the
admirers of the Scottish bard Robert
Burns. The program will be given In
the armory and will be as follows:
Music ............U. n. D. Orchestra
Opening Remarks .......
The Development of Scotch Song
and Poetry ...... Elsie Mcfarland
Music ........Celtic Club Quartette
lam " Shanter" ...... Guy Mckay
song-"Bonnie Dundee" Frank Smell
Speech-"Scottish Heroes" ......
Dean Bruce
Music ............U. N. D. Orchestra
Miss Gertrude Dunlap celebrated
her fifth birthday yesterday afternoon
at her home in Riverside Park. The
little guests enjoyed a merry round
OF games and music from to 5 when
delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Gertrude received many gifts as
birthday remembrances. The guests
were Mary Kelly, Marion Stinson,
Doris Norman, Dorothy and Gladys
Dunlap, Harold Collins, Harold Sink
lin, Alonza and Alex Valley.
Mrs. H. Hines entertained friends
at card party this afternoon. At the
close of delightful afternoon dainty
refreshments were served.
DR.. Thor Moeller of Devils Lake
will soon become a resident of Minot
where he will practice his profession.
DR.. e. Onsum of Iowa will take his
place at Devils Lake.
DR.. Halfyard was the guest of honor
at the supper given by the young
mems class of the M. E. church Sun
day school, last evening. The sub
ject of his address was my Impress
sions of Germany While There" He
was very interesting speaker and
his remarks were listened to with in
terest and pleasure.