The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-07

July IS, ~.
State Fair.
This week brings to close the
years work of teacers as we'll as pu-
pills and many are looking forward to
a pleasant vacation free from care
and responsibility, while others, SO
busy with the tolls of the closing year,
have not made their plans as yet.
The public is always interested in
the teachers who are ever working
in their interests and will be glad to
know that their vacations are being
enjoyed.
Miss Evelyn Smith goes to her
home in Sank Centre, as also Miss
Edith Freeman to River Falls, Wis.
where the joys of we'll earned rest
await them. Miss Cora NJ. Adams
remains at home in this city and will
be content with the many home enter
tainments which will transpire dur
ing the summer. Miss Lulu Byrne
leaves shortly for st. Paul, to be the
summer guest Of her cousin, Mrs. n.
P. Bohnen, formerly Miss Edna Byrne
and we'll known in this city. Miss
Jenny M. Crow will first visit friends
in st. Paul and Minneapolis but her
vacation will be spent principally in
Duluth with her brothers. She will
also spend some time in Jackson.
Mimi. Miss Mcintyre first visits at
her home in Niagara Falls, n. Y. La
ter she will enjoy delightful trip
to st. John, n. B, where she will visit
friends, then take return trip by
water to Boston and on to Niagara
in time to prepare for her return trip
to this city in September. Miss Stack
will leave in day or two for her
home at Winona and Miss Bird to
southeastern Wisconsin near Racine.
Miss Alice Perkins will visit friends
at Park Rapids, Minn., the fore part
of the summer and then goes to her
home in New York state. Miss NJ
Martin will grace the home of her
parents at River Falls, Wis, and Miss
Hyslop, another lover of home and
rest will remain in the city. Miss
,Duer. whose home is in Denver, Colo ;,
will soon leave on her pleasant trip
and enjoy the sights as she goes along.
The Bungaloo club will give their
annual banquet next Monday evening
at the Hotel Antlers. The club is
university organization created about
two years ago for the purpose OF en-
joying the social side of life. The
banquet is an annual affair to which
only members are admitted. An ex-
cellent program, including musical
numbers and toasts has been arrang-
ed and royal time will be had.
Mr.. Philip Hayes, student at the
West Point military academy, leaves
there next Tuesday for the James
town epOsition. The following week
he will return to West Point, when he
gets his furlough and returns home
to spend couple of months with his
parents. Mr.. Hayes has been at the
academy two years.
Mrs. Lundy and Mrs. Woods OF
lnkster are the guests of Mrs. John
Harvey at her home on Alpha ave-
nue..
Mesdames Friedman and Rabino-
witch will be charming hostesses this
evening at card party to be given al
the RabinOvitch home on University
avenue, complimentary to Mrs. Max
Marquisse, who has been guest for
some time of Mrs. Sam Marquisse, en-
route from her home in New York to
San Francisco. The cosy home will
be prettily decorated, the color scheme
OF red and green being carried out
with the generous use of cut flowers
and ferns. About forty lady guests
will be present to pass a pleasant
evening.
Miss Margaret Ames of Hutchinson,
Mimi, is the guest OF Mrs. H. E.
Payne.
]. P. Desmond and wife have ar
rived from Devils Lake and will be
guests in the city during the U. C. T.
gala days.
The annual Alumni ball given last
evening in the Commercial club rooms
was a splendid success, far beyond
expectations; the elements, seeming
to have conspired against them. were
defeated. The large assemblage OF
young ladies and gentlemen was a
mark of tribute to their alma mater
as a cordial welcome to the class OF
OF. The club rooms were exceeding.
~ pretty in their decorations of class
colors and beautiful flowers. After
the business meeting the gathering
repaired to the ball room where the
reception was held, after which the
president of the Alumni, Miss Sara
Williams, in graceful and cordia.
( manner, delivered the address of vel.
come. Miss Williams admitted thai
1t ID very rare occurrance to take
SO many fine young men and women
into the association at one time and
assured them that this fact was high.
4 ly appreciated. James Matthie, pres.
ident of the class of '07, in behalf Of
the class responded In few vel
chosen and appropriate words. The
y buffet luncheon served by the ladies
was delicious and the strains of Halls
+ orchestra enticed each young heart tt
the ball room, where enjoyment reign.
ed supreme for several hours.
Those in attendance were: Misses
Geraldine Jacob, Freeman, Lii.
liam Tagley, Margaret Duggan
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