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

at the beginning of the week for the
last few days the social calendar has
been fairly we'll filled. In lodge cir
cles the Masonic. Elks and Degree OF
Honor and Modern Brotherhood of
American dances were all well attend
ed and provided much pleasure OF
the afternoon card parties the one CIV
On BY Mesdames Kelsey and Bates was
~ largest. The interest of society
ceHters around the bride-elect Miss
Marion Titus, who is a very popular
and charming young lady and has
grown up from childhood here, and has
host of friends. Her intimate friends.
enjoyed an anti-nuptial dinner on
Thursday at her home which is the
FIRST of the social affairs to be given
in honor of "the" event which comes
of this month.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give thimble bee next Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs Will Burns,
North Fourth street. All ladies are
invited.
Theodore Wells entertained at de-
lightful dancing party at the Hotel
Northern last night. The large dining
rssm made an ideal room for the en-
joyment of the favOrite form of amuse-
ment for the younger set. The guests
were:
Margaret Williams, Blanch Daily,
Viola Wood, Ruth Eckman, Vera Kel-
sey, Temple Irwin, Kittie Sturtevant,
Joe Brown, Guy Bulge, Ben Hall,
Bruce Mcdonald, Inslee Pierce, Cyril
O'Keefe, Edwin King, Theodore Wells.
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The popularity of the dances given
by the Benevolent and Protective Order
Of Elks No. 255 was fully attested to
by the large attendance at the four
teenth annual ball given last evening.
Sixty couples braved the unfavorable
elements and were duly rewarded by
the most enjoyable social affair ct
the season. The decorations were most
artistic, the royal purple and white
the colors of the order being used, al
80 carnation and ferns. The guests
in attendance were:
Messrs and Mesdames-C. E. La
zier, F. A. Brown, John Bridenbacn,
J. F. Robinson, Robert Westacott, c.
w. Alders, M. Norman, E. ]. Sullivan,
George Wilder, M. e. Stricken, F. NJ.
Hatcher. w. 8. Whitman, c. L. Van
Alstine, A. I. Widlund, G. A. E. Fin
layson, o. M. Hatcher, F. D. Cameron,
W. H. Bartles, w. H. Alexander, Il.
Horn and H. K. Geist.
Mesdames-C M. Hopkins and A.
F. Page.
Misses-Freeman, Collins, Tibbals,
Gilbert, Downs, Lillig, Carter, Dinnie,
McLaren, Rheinhart, Lorenson, Mar
tina Bank, Victoria Bank, Toole, Hef-
len, McNiece, Prindeville.
Messrs-Roy Salter, H. c. Hancock.
G. E. Roseth, Vance Nelson. j. A.
Bridenbach, D. j. Mcdonald, Fred
Craig, N. w. Hawkinson, Theo.
Thompson, I. z. Thompson, F. Max
we'll, j. L. Gaffney, w. Barrett, VIII
liam Harvey, o. E. Johnson, J. L. RI
verd, A. s. Dinnie, ]. Bows, G. Beech
an
One of the pleasantest dances of the
season given by the students of the
Union Comercial college, took place in
the Commercial club rooms last eve.
ming. "A large number of former stu
ent and friends were present. The
party broke about 2 O'Clock. Every,
tsdy satisfied with splendid time.
The Juniors of the Methodist Sunday
school were pleasantly entertained by
Ne Superintendents and teachers yes.
tsrday afternoon, at the church par
lsrs. Games and music and refresh
nents were enjoyed by the children
who came out in large numbers de-
spite the bad weather, and teachers
and pupils alike became better &C
suainted with each other.
Mrs. James Elton delightfully."- enter
tanned about twenty of her friends this