The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-12
club rooms. A most attractive pro-

club rooms. A most attractive pro-
gram had been prepared for this event
and every participant entered into the
spirit of the occasion and were
heard at their best. The president Mr..
M. Norman in short speech gave
resume Of the six years the Irish Am
erican club has been in existence, dur
ing which time It has been pronounc-
ed. success both in point numbers
finances and socially. Mr.. NJ. O'Con-
nor followed with an interesting talk
on Ireland. Those of the Irish nation
atty are born orators and both the
present president and the former presi-
dent may lay claim to the national
talent. The program was largely mus
ical. Mr.. Dunlap sang Three leaves
of Shamrock" Baby Lynch sang Katy
from Dublin" Cleary Monley, can Old
Irish Party" Lee Kelliher, ireland
l Love Thee" and Miss May Moseley
ashore" Miss Sadie Franklin gave
an instrumental on the piano and Rich
ard Monley recited in the Irish lang
uage. An elegant banquet was served
after the program to which all did
justice, following which dancing was
participated in until the early morning
hours.
Mrs. Thos. Campbell and Miss
Marion Green entertained the Real
vel girls at / o'clock luncheon today
at the residence of Mrs. Campbell,
Reeves avenue, complimentary to Miss
Marion Titus. The colors selected for
the decorating scheme were yellow
and white. Jonquils, beautiful har-
bingers of the springtime were used
for the floral decorations the same
flowers being painted on the place
cards. A merry afternoon was en-
joyed with music and various amuse-
ments.
The beautiful weather of last even
ing gave many of the young people
an opportunity to enjoy sleigh rides
of which there were several.
The M. G. R. were entertained by
Miss Louise Hall on Monday after
noon. An enjoyable afternoon is re-
ported.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Wilder will
entertain at cards on Friday evening.
Mrs. w. c. Leistikow was hostess to
few friends on Thursday afternoon
at which cards formed the diversion
A handsome prize was. awarded Mrs.
Gus M. Baer. An elegant luncheon was
served the guests.
Miss Maud McCanna who has been a
guest of Miss Margaret Sullivan left
the city yesterday. She will visit with
her uncle, Mr.. David German of Nc
Gamma and will then go to Cando to
visit relatives and friends.
The Valentine social at the Y. N, C..
"A. last evening was enjoyed by large
number of people. The novelty of the
occasion as we'll as the very excellent
program, was drawing card which
resulted in adding to the exchequer
and furnishing entertainment for the
AoA6O SlOWus uO COSIuIuCS we're dll
tastefully arranged.
The Baptist Young Peoples union
has made elaborate preparations for
the banquet and reception to be given
by them tonight at the Baptist church.
AS this society is noted as entertain
ers there will probably be large num-
| hnr In ottondonoo
The w. H. M. society of the Meth
| odist Episcopal church will hold it's
regular monthly meeting tomorrow at
ternoon at the residence of Mrs. E. P.
Robertson, Belmont ave. The program
mas been prepared by Miss S. Kend-
rick on the subject "The invading army
of immigrants" Special music has
been provided and a missionary tea.
Gentlemen as well as ladies are in
| vited.
Mrs. Duis will entertain at a card
party on Thursday afternoon.
~
The Woman's club of Casselton,
N. D., is planning an Easter flower
sale to raise money to purchase water
| coolers for the public schools.
The Misses Taugbol have gone on
a purchasing trip to St. Paul, Mime
apolis and Chicago.
Miss Susie Hannultkie of City Point,
Wis, is the. guest of her sister Mrs.
L. F. Allen of this city.
Mrs. Richard Quinn, who sub
mitted to an operation yesterday, is
reported as progressing favorably.
The Pythian Sisters enjoyed pleas
ant social session last evening.
Mrs. Louis Robertson delightfully."-
entertained company of friends this
afternoon. Cards formed the amuse-
ment. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
Mrs. M. H. Long was hostess to
few friends this afternoon. A delicious
luncheon was served at five o'clock.
A number of the friends of Mrs. J.