The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-14

Mrs. F. w. Tisdale of Sherwood, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. AM
drew Klrsch of this city, left today
for Bowesmont, where she will visit,
relatives for short time.
The Valentine dancing party to be
given by the Eastern Star ladies at the
Masonic temple tonight will be very
enjoyable affair and Is pleasantly an
ticipated by members and friends.
The Wesley College guild is a new
society which had its initial social
function last evening at the Wesley
college conservatory rooms. This
was banquet to which all the faculty
and students of the college, trustees
and also representatives of the uni
versity were the invited guests. The
members of the guild with the guests
who responded to the invitation num-
bered upwards Of hundred, and were
seated at long tables artistically
decorated with red carnations and
ferns. DR.. Robertson in his usual
witty style acted as POSTMASTER and
responses were given by Mr.. William
Husband, Miss Cecil Ward, Dean
Bruce, DR.. Thomas, Rev. N. P. Burns
and Rev. Halfyard. Prof. Stout rend-
cred violin solo in his usual MASTER
ly style and Miss Leonard sang sweet
~. These we're followed by some
rousing college songs in which the
entire company Joined. The occasion
was very happy one alike to stu
dents and faculty as well as the guild
which is composed of the young peo-
pie belonging to the Methodist Epis-
copal church throughout the state,
and will result in bringing the college
and church into close relations which
will help in the upbuilding Of both.
the Eastern Star ladies have signified
their intention of attending the Valen-
tine dance to be given by them this
evening at the Masonic Temple. The
reputation this lodge has gained for
being good entertainers will be fully
-
A pleasant dinner party was given
on Tuesday evening by Mrs. Adam
Common, at which covers were laid
for eight.
The Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. church held its regular monthly
meeting at the residence of DIR. and
Mrs. E. P. Robertson yesterday after
noon. Miss Kendrick had provided an
excellent program of papers dealing
with the immigrant question. Tie
male quartet gave several enjoyable
selections and may expect to be In
demand in future. A number of tine
husbands availed themselves of the in
vitation to partake of the excellent hot
supper.
The Royal Neighbors will meet this
evening at the lodge rooms.
Mrs. A. Willis is entertaining Mrs.
Millet and daughter Of Crookston.
Miss Mabel McLaren of McCanna
who has been the guest of friends here
has gone to Crookston to visit.
~
The Woman's home missionary So
ciety of the Baptist church gave a
very interesting review of the years
work of the society at their meeting
yesterday. The members had brought
baskets filled with good things and
many of the gentlemen came to lunch
con.
Mr.. H. Edgerton left yesterday for
Minot where he has taken a position.
His family will follow in a short time.
The young peoples society of the
Trinity church are preparing a Wash
ington program for the evening of
the twenty-second. It will be of great
excellence.
Miss Elizabeth McGlone returned
this morning from a two months visit
at her home in New York state.
Miss Gretchen Gollinger is expected
home from Valley City on Saturday
where she has been visiting her Sis
ter Mrs. DR.. Chandler for two weeks.
Valentine TOasts,
Even If nothing stronger than coffee
be on the table, dinner is not a
dinner unless some toasts be offered.
There are many books from which
appropriate toasts may be given, and
there are many old and reliable stand
bys.
For instance, there is the sailor
toast-"Here's to our sweethearts and
wives; may the latter always remain
the former, and the former soon be-
come the latter" and there is dear
old Rip Van Wrinkles sentiment:
Here's to your health and your
family's, and may you live long and
prosper"
But sometimes something a trifle
out of the ordinary seems to be in
order, and such an occasion, surely,