The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-09

Four more days remain in which
those who observe the lenten period
as a season OF self examination and
special preparation for the great be-
yond" may decorously dance and dine.
1t has been comparatively quiet Win
ter in society circles and will be quiet
er still until Easter Sunday brings
the penitential season to an end. The
week just ended has brought pleasure
to many and more especially to those
who belong to the student world. To
them the Junior prom stands out prom
inently as ''the" event and will be {,
never to be forgotten one for those
participating in it. The elegant din
ner given by ]. F. T. O'Connor to the
Ad Altiora society was another social
function. of Importance. The students
of the Northwestern business college
also mingled socially. The Masonic
dance and the c. o. F. party had more
than their usual quota of guests.
Among the most interesting of social
functions were those in honor of Miss
Marion Titus, soon to become bride.
Several home card parties have been
enjoyed, the largest of which was the
one given by Mrs. w. w. Fegan. Din
ners and thimble bees came in for a
share of attention. The latter will
probably be the favorite mode of en-
tertainment during lent.
The ladies' guild of st. Paul's churca
will give another of their pleasant
dime socials on Monday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. w. R. Lasham,
602 s. Fourth street. The hostesses
will be Mesdames Irwin, Reed, Fair
child, c. c. Jackson, Scarlet and Huet.
A program consisting OF musical and
literary selections has been arranged
for. An invitation is extended to all
to attend.
Mesdames Trepanier, Bulge and
Wineman entertained at a 1 o'clock
luncheon today, complimentary to Miss
Marion Titus at the residence of Mrs.
Trepanier. The table at which covers
for fifteen were laid was artistically
decorated with cut flowers, green ana
white being the color scheme. The
guests employed the afternoon in max
ing lunches of sachet cases for the
prospective bride.
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A dispatch has been received from
Mr.. w. H. sabin, Hope, N. D., by Mrs.
w. H. Standish giving the information
of the arrival of daughter at their
home. Mrs Sabin was teacher at
the Belmont school few years ago
and will be remembered by many as
Miss Lucretia Baker
Miss Ethel Crary is visiting at the
home of her parents for few days.
Miss Mary Collinson, at one time a
student at the ~" and now teaching
at st. Thomas, is visitor in the city.
It is with regret that the many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. STAN
dish learn of their removal from
Grand Forks. Mr.. Standish has been
at Reed Springs, Mo-, for some time
AMI Mrs. Standish will follow in about
two months. Until then she will make
her home at the Hotel Hall, having
rented her apartments in the New
Hampshire block.
Miss Clara Wolff entertained friends
at a thimble bee this afternoon COM
plimentary to Miss Ethel Crazy.
Games and music also furnished
amusement for her guests. Delicious
refreshments were served.
A number of East Side high school
girls and boys took advantage of the
fine weather last evening and enjoyed
a jolly sleigh ride.
The fifty-second wedding annivers-
airy Of MIR. and Mrs H. ]. Mallory was