The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-11
Notes for this column
should DO 'phoned to 1922
N. w. or 121L Tri-state.

Mr.. John Nelson has been enjoying
q visit from his son. A. T. Nelson
and wife for ten days. They return
ed home to Breckenridge on Thurs
day.
One OF the most pleasing programs
the Thursday Musical has presented
this year was that given on Thurs
day. Especially fine was the work of
Mrs. w. E. Fuller and Mr.. Frank
Rorke. The former gave a vocal solo,
Springs Awakening" by Buck, and
the latter was heard to advantage on
the violin. The violin duet by Mrs.
w. G. Brown and Mr.. Rorke was
heartily enjoyed. as was the vocal
trio by the Misses Lombard, Allen
and Williams, with violin obligatos
by Mrs. Brown and Mr.. Rorke. Mrs.
w. r. Vanderhoef's work on the
piano, as usual, was very fine, while
Miss Wayne DeCamp sang very
committees for the coming year were
chosen as follows: Program COM
mittee. Mesdames Gordon. Shulze,
Kelly, White and Fuller; social COM
mittee, Mrs. Corliss. chairman, Mes
danes Lander, Campbell, Hale, T. B.
Holmes and Miss Clara Wolff; house
committee, Mesdames, De Remer,
Void. Misses May Cummings, Nash,
Hassell and Turner.
H. Bendeke arrived home last even
ing from his sojourn on the continent.
In company with DR.. A. Ekern of this
city he toured Europe visiting the
principal cities.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. w. K.
Nash and Mrs. Fred Nash entertained
at o'clock luncheon complimentary
to Mrs. F. Bolton at the home of the
former. Pink roses were used in pro-
fusion In decorating the rooms At
the game of cards which followed the
luncheon Mesdames E. G. Cooper and
j. Walker Smith carried of the hon.
ors. Mesdames ]. Walker Smith,
Robert Mccoy. Chas. Barnes and w.
r. Vanderhoef assisted the hostesses.
Edwin King was host at a dancing
party last evening. Mrs. King was
assisted by Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. j.
r. Parsons. Frappe and waters were
served throughout the evening. The
guests were Misses Geraldine jacob,
Margaret Williams, Viola Wood. Vera
Kelsey, Ruth Eckman. Temple Irwin,
Vivien Dinnie, Wanda Gaunt and
Theadosia Houghton; Messrs. Theo-
dore Wells. Ben Hall, Ralph Perry,
Bert Crazy, O'Keefe and Harold Nc
Donald
Mrs. F. Samuelson of Minneapolis
returned home on Thursday having
been the guest of Mrs. H. X. Geist
and Mrs. Shelley for several weeks.
Mrs. ]. G. Sattler. daughter of Mrs.
M. Maloney. accompanied by Miss
Maloney, will leave here tomorrow,
returning to her home in Duluth.
A welcome is extended to Rev. VIM.
H. Matthews and family not only by
members of the Presbyterian church,
of which he is pastor, but by all citi-
zens of Grand Forks. Although Rev.
Matthews has been a resident for but
a short time. yet he has endeared
himself to a large circle of friends.
He has been absent for some months
on continental trip. Mr.. Schulthies'
home on Belmont avenue has been
secured for manse and will be &C.
cupied by Rev. Matthews and family.
A reception will be rendered them
very soon.
Mrs. j. X. Swan of Fessenden, who
has been a guest of Mrs. Maloney
and Mrs. Adams, has returned home.
Mrs. Swan has numerous friends in
the city. having resided here several
years ago.
The members of the Junior and SEN
Tor classes of the high school are on
the "qui vive" in anticipation of "the"
event socially which is an annual
event. namely. the banquet and dance
given by the juniors complimentary
to the seniors. May 31st has been
chosen as the most suitable day. The
banquet will be in the Commercial
7 club rooms which the decorating COM
mtttee will festoon with gold and
black streamers-the senior class
colors. Several toasts will be given
and responded to. The dining rooms
of the Hotel Dacotah will be trans
formed into ball room for this oc-
casion and there the junior colors
will be much in evidence.