The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01

sponded by expressing hearty appre-
citation OF this manner OF showing their
esteem and regard and assured them
that she much rejected to go from
so many near and dear friends, but
that she would remember them by
their many kindnesses toward her.
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Mrs. j. L. Robertson was hostess at
a delightful breakfast party given this
morning at her home on Fourth ave-
nue.. The most tasty preparations
were made and her pretty home looked
most charming In its dainty decora-
lions of beautiful cut flowers, yellow
tulips being used in the dining room,
where the delicious breakfast was
served and pink roses adorned the
living room, where, after the service,
live hundred" was the pleasant en-
tertatnment. Besides her many city
guests, Mrs. Robertson also had par
ty FROM Grafton, who arrived on the
IL o'clock train, and were driven to
the Robertson home. The Grafton
party was composed of Mesdames F.
H. Sprague. W.. G. Leistikow. E. w.
Doherty, H. l.. Hanssamen, G. w.
Foogman, A. E. Meade, G. L. Prince
and Mrs. George McCabe. The hos
tess was assisted by Mrs. F f. Stokes,
Mrs. Thomas Campbell. Miss Green
and Mrs. Vandersluis. The affair
broke up with the many expressions
of having had most splendid enjoy
ment.
Miss Jessie Baer arrived from Graf
ton yesterday morning to spend a
week as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Baer at their apartments in the
Phillips block.
Miss s. Kendrick went to Grafton
this morning to attend the commence
ment exercises Of the Grafton high
school. Miss Kendrick spent seven
teen years in the Grafton schools, SO
1t is pleasure to be in attendance
at the commencement program, as a
great many of the graduates have
spent some part of their school course
under her kind, noble and lasting in
StructiOn.
Mrs. c. F.. Weisbecker went to May
Vile to be present at the high school
commencement exercises in which her
'Drother takes part.
About twenty little girls and boys,
the graduating class of the primary
department of the Methodist Sunday
school, were pleasantly entertained
Thursday evening at the home of their
teacher, Miss Packard, on North Fifth
street. The little folks were given
full sway of the house and lawn from
seven to nine, and enjoyed variety of
games. both. indoors and out. After
having a jolly time, dainty refresh
ments were served and the happy
crowd repaired to their homes, not
forgetting to thank their teacher for
a merry time.
The vesper service at the Y. w. C.
A. tomorrow afternoon at four O'Clock,
will he led by Miss Katherine White
ley. She will speak on Ideals" Mrs.
J. B. DeRemer will sing, and tea will
BIO served at 5 O'Clock.
DR.. William Witherstine returned
yesterday to his home in Rochester,
MIMI, after pleasant visit in the
city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Irysh.
Mrs. j. A. Beaupre and daughters
Nina and Maria, went to Cass Lake
yesterday, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. J. A. Sorley and children will
spend the summer at Bemidji.
At the delightful party given yes
terday at the Trepanier home by Mrs.
G. P. Trepanier and Mrs. c. ]. MUIR
ply, complimentary to Mrs. M. j.
Healy, prizes were awarded to Mes
danes Tracy R. Bangs, D. w. Luke
and w. w. Fegan.
The. junior-senior high school ban
quet and bali given last evening,
proved a grand success, far beyond
expectations and the juniors, upon
whom the responsibility fell, deserve
credit for the splendid manner in
which every feature of the evening
was carried out. The guests first as
semJbled In the Commercial club
rooms which were handsomely adorn-
ed in. the senior class colors, black
and gold, and prominent among the
tasty designs was the senior motto,
Possibility to Reality" Miss Mar
garet Sargent presided at the piano as
the guests repaired to the banquet hall
where about 40 guests, including
and Mrs. Nelson Kelly,
the faculty, seniors and juniors, took
their places to partake of an elabor-
ate banquet supper. The senior tables
were marked by the tasty decoration
OF beautiful liberty roses, while the
others were equally handsome in their
adornment of red and white carna-
lions.
Menu.
Celery Radishes Olives
Fruit
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Jelly
Mashed Potatoes
Chicken Patties.
French Peas
Sliced Sugar, Cured Ham
Combination Salad
Sailed Almonds
Vanilla Ice Cream with
Crushed Strawberries
Coffee
When each and everyone had done
justice to the splendid treat set be-
fore them, the voice of the toastmas-
ter, ]. Nelson Kelly, called them to
listen to most interesting program
of toasts which were responded to
most gracefully
TOasts.
Toastmaster, j. Nelson Kelley.
Our Parting Guests. :. !. +. Ralph Perry
Glass Of '08. .......... James Matthie
To the Red and Steel Gray.
...................s Harriet Allen
The Faculty. ........ James Kennedy
High School "nninns'
..................M Margaret Fawcett
Glass Rom Eallonino Mr. O&ahhina