The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-01

eastern society and especially by New
Workers. in the wedding of J. Hopkins
Smith, Jr., and Miss Pauline Morton,
which takes place tomorrow in st.
Thomas church, New York. The bride
elect is daughter of Paul Morton,
president of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance company and granddaughter of
the late Sterling Morton, who was sec
rotary of agriculture. It will be by
far the most brilliant event in fash
ionable circles this season. The bride
will re attended by half dozen young
ladies'. The ceremony will be followed
by an elaborate reception.
The Elks have made all arrange
ments, for their fourteenth annual ball
which takes place this evening. The
entertainment committee of which G.
E. LaZier is the chairman are deter
mined that this event will be long re-
membered as the very best of all the
dances given by this lodge. This is
the sixth and the last of the series
given this winter and indications point
to very large attendance.
The Modern Brotherhood of Amer
lea will hold their annual ball this
evening at the Odd Fellows hall. The
entertainment committee confidently
expect good crowd to attend. There
we'll be good music and a fine sup
per served.
Three of the yound ladies' classes
and their teachers with the pastor, Of
ficers and lady teachers as inviteti
guests enjoyed their first banquet last
evening at the Methodist church. A
particularly fine menu consisting of
veal loaf, ham, creamed potatoes,
pickles, fruit salad, rolls, jelly, coffee,
cake and sherbet was provided. After
these dainties were disposed of every
one was in the frame of mind to enjoy
an intellectual feast which was provid-
ed in the excellent speeches given after
supper. Miss Lois Robertson was the
toastmistress and introduced the fol-
lowing speakers: Mrs. Burns, whose
subject was, Habits" Prof. Boyle, on
Serving and Worshipping," Mr..
Porte, on Organized classes" and
Prof. Bryant on 'The Sunday school,"
and Mr.. Bushee and Rev. Moore also
gave short talks which were to the
point and very enjoyable.
The handsome residence of Mrs. E.
C. Bates was the scene of social
function yesterday afternoon which
was one. of the most enjoyable given
this winter. Mrs. E. C.. Bates and Mrs.
w. H. Kelsey were the hostesses and
delightfully."- entertained their guests
at the fashionable game five hun
dred." They were assisted by Mes
danes J. L. Robertson, Philip Hough-
ton, David Warren, Frank Stokes and
]. B. Wineman. Prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Wineman and Mrs. Sidney
Clarke and a consolatory one to Mrs.
Seitz. A service Of dainty refresh
ments was served the guests.
Mayor and Mrs. Duis entertained
friends at a course dinner last even
ing at which covers were laid for
twelve.
This afternoon Mrs. Sidney Clarke
will be the hostess at a card party
at her beautiful home on South Sixth
street.
The ante-nuptial dinner given last
evening by Miss Marion Titus at the
residence Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
8. s. Titus was most enjoyable
| event and was given for members of
the Realyei club of which Miss Titus
is a member. The table was elegantly
decorated and all the appointments
perfect. The centre piece was large
basket flied with lilies Of the valley