The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-17
SOCLE

arrived and looked after their plaaa.
ure during the, entire evening. Dainty
refreshments were served and after
the splendid rendition OF the following
program dancing occupied them until
midnight.
Plano solo-Miss Leone Cory,
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Mcdonald.
Hecttation-MisS Patterson,
Quartet-Selma Hassell, Lillian
Fatrchlld, Chas. Smith and T, 3. El-
ton. =
Recitation-Miss Moss.
Vocal Solo-Miss Leonard.
Recttation-Jeraldin jacob.
The reception was In charge Of the
Brotherhood Of st. Andrews and about
ESQ people were present.
Misses Kate and May jackson who
have been guests of their brother, WIN
jackson Of Bulge avenue, will return
to their home at Cavalier tomorrow
evening.
The Yeomen will meet in regular
session this evening and the chief fea-
ture OF the business meeting will be
the nomination OF officers. A social
session will follow.
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Among the THANKSGIVING social
events will be the annual ball by fine
Royal Neighbors which will take place
Thursday evening, November 26. in
the Odd Fellows hall. Finley's or
chestra will furnish the music aud
supper will be served.
Miss Elsie Brown was the hostess
to the Little Sewers last evening at
her home on South Fifth street and
after an hour Of busy work q dainty
lunch was served. Monday will here
after be the meeting day for the Lit
tie Sewers club.
Miss Bertha Johnson was hostess
last evening at her home on cheyenne
avenue In honor Of her twenty-third
birthday anniversary and entertained
company of ladies and gentlemen at
800" Guests for three tables made
up the company and interest in the
game ran high. resulting in glory for
Mrs. A. Willis and Mr.. ]. G. Glausen
who won the head prizes. Mrs. R. T.
Cady and Mr.. August Hanson came in
for the consolation favors. A dainty
lunch was served by the hostess and
she was left numbe rof handsome
birthday gifts.
After the business meeting of the
Odd Fellows last evening the seventy
five members that were present, in
|cluding about fifteen from out of town,
were surprised with splendid
chicken supper served by the Rebek-
abs The feast was the most enjoy
able that had been their pleasure for
some months and the ladies' received
numerous hearty compliments and ex-
pressions Of appreciation of their
thoughtfulness and loyalty.
The wedding of Miss Mary shue,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Shue,
and Mr.. Joseph j. Singer took place
this morning at st. Michael's: Catholic,
chapel at o'clock, the nuptial cere-
mony and nuptial mass being per-
formed by Rev. q. ]. Conaty. Only the
family connections Of the bridal
couple were present and Immediately
after the marriage ceremony they re-
paired to the home Of the brides par
ents where wedding breakfast was
served. The couple will leave this
evening for the twin cities where they
will spend their honeymoon and upon
their return they will be at home to
their friends in this city after Decem-
her Is.
The st. Michael's Catholic church
fair which is being held in Jacks
roller rink 10 the center Of attraction
this week and the ladies have large
crowds to accommodate afternoon and
evening. Suppers will be served every
evening from o'clock until all are
served and on Thursday evening q
turkey supper will be served while
on Friday evening an oyster supper
will be the feature. An admission of
ten cents will be charged at the door
and the price of their delicious sup
pers will be thirty-fve cents all week.
Everyone 10 cordially invited to visit
the fair hall and examine the splen-
did line Of plain and fancy sewing
which is on sale at all time. Every
thing In fancy articles that MAXI
handsome Christmas gifts is included
in their list and in addition to this
they have all kinds OF plain sewing,
comforters, blankets, handsome pic
lures, tables, chairs and an endless
number Of other things that any man
or woman could find place for In
their home. The ladies wish It un-
derstood that all are invited to visit
the hall afternoon or evening and
stay as long as they wish. You will
meet your friends there and will have
an opportunity to enjoy visit. with
them 40 we'll AZ patronize the fair, the
proceeds Of which will be donated to
the building fund Of the magnificent
new. church.
\ YOUR PIANO
salts ia CTION
For the nsxt u years L dstsr-
mined whom you buy your
piano. Il you buy .
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