Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

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to and greatly enjoyed after which a
bountiful luncheon was served by the
hostesses.
A happy party Monday was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. FIT. Fox
on West Sixth street, the occasion
being the entertainment Of q number
Of ladies who had been unable to- enjoy
Mrs. Fox's hospitality at cards during
the winter. During the afternoon
some pleasant hours were spent In con-
versation and at six o'clock a bounti-
full course dinner, prepared in. Mrs.
Fox's well known housewifely way,
was served, covers being laid for
twelve. vi.
One Of the happiest functions of the
winter season was that given Wednes-
day evening by Mrs. B. J. Ness in her
coy apartments in the Gram-Locke
block, for Mrs. w. e. Brownlee and
Mrs. Peterson of Minot. After. some
delightful musical numbers bridge was
played. A course of dainty refresh
ments was served by the gracious hos
tess before the guests departed. Mrs.
Brownlee is former Devils Lake res
ident and has many friends here who
are pleased to greet her again.
One of the most pleasant social
events of the week among the, ladies
was enjoyed Monday afternoon at the
VIM. Miller home on West Seventh st.
when Mrs. Ed. Dunn entertained in
honor of Mrs. Reade and Mrs. Ogelvie,
mother and sister of A. TT. Reade, man
ager of the Sevilla. The time was
spent in happy social converse. Dain-
ty refreshments were served before the
guests departed. This is Mrs. Reade
and Mrs. Ogelvie's first visit to Devils
Lake and although here but a. short
time the two charming ladies have al
ready made many friends. -
Miss Emily Sawyer's Sunday school
class was delightfully."- entertained. at
the Presbyterian manse last Friday
evening by Mrs. A. G. Bailey and Miss
Sawyer. The guests were arrayed in
pretty paper costumes and spent the
time in amusing contests with paper
sacks, etc. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses at about
eleven O'Clock. Those present were:
Misses Florence Woodward, Esther
Halgren, Olga Halgren, Inez Serum
gard, Maybelle Serumgard, Marian
). Stoltze, Gertrude Hines, Pearl Web:
ster, Marie Glerum, and Adah Reese.
About fifty little people were enter.
tanned by the O. e. s. ladies at the
Masonic hall lase Friday evening. An
appetizing supper was served to the
little guests at 1890 o'clock. s3ssl
On account Of the band concert
Monday evening the regular meeting
of the Monday Musicale was held or
Tuesday evening at the coy home .ot
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.. Dodge. The FOL
lowing interesting program was rem
dered: 7=...
PART -MISCELLANEOUs sG
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| :: 4 ,.:-... Miss Cairns.
Vocal Solo-"Maid Of Picardie 80 & s
Miss Riordan. @ss$ 2F7ss
Piano Solo" Under the Palms, s5
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3ss5E I By Mrs. VIM. Falger.
PART II-POLYPHoNY. ss
Paper aThe Polyphonic Period In
Music. E : -------- Miss Dodg
Round illustrating polyphony- ~
Misses Brennan, Cairns, Collinsol
Piano Solo TWO part Invention
a. Bacl
Illustrating the perfected simpler
Po1yph - =.
Miss Brennan. "
The next meeting viii be held a
4 the home o9 I1IIa Cairns. a wee
from NEXT Monday %
Mrs. Efospurg Sos East Thir
istreet entertained thirteen gchoc
friends of her son Robert last lrida
asvening Games ana music were er
Idoyed unttl almost IL: 90 O'Clock whe
i Mrs. Hosbarig asaisted by Hrs 4
Il adams served q most eiishing 1uncl
u Thoae present were Edna Hanson