The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-26
Faculty Concert Invitations.

SAME Guy.
Faculty Concert Invitations.
Wesley college conservatory has is
sued invitations for the second annual
faculty concert which will be given
ut the Metropolitan theater Friday
evening. September 80. at $50. Each
invitation is accompanied by tickets
which may be exchanged for reserv-
ed seats at the box Office on the day
of the concert and additional tickets
may be secured, if desired, by apply
ing at Stones music store.
Changed Club Name.
The ladies' club at Larimore
formerly known as the Fortnightly
club has changed its name and will
hereafter be known as the Tuesday
club. The new officers are Mrs. AL
bert A. Davies. president; Mrs.
George NJ. Naylor, vice president;
Mrs. Dora A. Hazen, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Frank Fleet, record
ing secretary and treasurer.
Will Bring Daughter Home.
Mrs. B. G. Massie will go to Fargo
this morning to spend day or two
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erhart, and when she returns We'd
nesday evening she will be accom-
panied by her bright little daughter,
Miss Marian Morrill,, who will make
her home here.
Months Vacation Over.
Mrs. George H. T. Bennett, attor-
ney, returned this morning from Med
ford, Wis, her old home, where she
enjoyed splendid months vacation
and rest. Mrs. Bennett, who is asso-
ciated with Attorney George A. Bangs
will resume her office duties in a few
days.
Entertain Club Tonight.
Misses Charlotte and Aletha Black
will be this evenings hostesses to the
girls of the go" club instead of Miss
Williams, as was previously ANNOUNCE
ed. They will entertain at their home
on Chestnut street and charming
guests besides the members will be
Misses Eulah Douglass Of New York
city, Avis Wright of Woodstock. III,
and Clara Wolff.
Party for Little Folks.
Little Misses Electa Zehr who
soon returns with her mother to her
nome in Hoopstown, ILL.,. and Marion
McCallum who also leaves shortly
with her mamma for visit in Port
land Ore, were charming little hon
or guests at party given Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Angus McCallum.
The guests were Erma Twite. Eliza-
neth Black. Lucille Wilson, Dorothy.
Donald and Bruce Mcneil and VI
win Quigley.
Bid Miss LinwelI Farewell
Northwood eleanor: Mrs A T.
Turner, Miss Echo Turner M;r:
Vaccine Turner, Miss Pearl Monroe.
Phll Bangs, all of Grand Forks and
clarence Elken of Mayville, consti-
tuted an auto party which came to
the city Wednesday evening to sur
prise Miss Della Linwell, and to bid
her goodbye. prior to her denarture
to attend the University of Wiscon-
SIN at Madison. Miss Linwell en-
iertalned them very happily. giving a
little lmpromptu dance in their hon
or at the Spoonheim opera house. and
an enjoyed the evening very much
indeed, The guests left for their
homes the day following.
Honored Mrs. Frazec.
Miss Catherine Hopkins entertain
ed Sunday with charminglv anno;nt-
ed course dinner at her home in tho
Dnnie block as an honor to Mrs
theodore Frazee who expects to leave
the first of October for California
where she will spend the winter Wis
iting friends and enjoying the de.
l1ghtful climate.
Mrs. Hopkins invitations set the
nour for 1880 O'Clock and she made
the rooms of her coy home exoufs.
ltely pretty for the occasion with an
tumn leaves and large vases of deli.
cate pink and white sweet meas
Covers We're laid for eight and the
delightful hostess served the deli
ciOus repast without assistance
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Brilliant Debutante Season on.
The long looked for society event
OF every autumn in MinneapoIis- arc
the coming out parties and this wear
the bouquet of buds to make their
49," D'iCAC SOtlSIS Is eXCGDIlO0-
ally large. Formerly from ten to four-
teen was considered an exceptionally
large number but this autumn the
society editor of the Minneapolis
journal says there are at least twen-
ty-two. All the functions which will
be given for these fair damse!s are
to be unusually brilliant and many of
them will be followed a few weeks
later by handsome weddings.
The first Of these will be that of
Miss Mary Louise Edsall, daughter
Of Bishop and Mrs. Samuel Cook
Edsall, who is to wed Ferris Sands
Hetherington of New York city. the
wedding to take place at st. Marks
church during the Christmas holt
days. ST. Marks is a new church
and it seems perfectly fitting that the
first bride to step before the altar
Of the beautiful new edifice should
be the daughter of the bishop of the
diocese and as nothing has been said
about any other St. Marks church
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