Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-06

street was the scene of q pleasant So
cial Attain Thursday 4 evening, when
Mrs. Fox invited ii eight intimate
friends of Mrs. Joseph Robinson of
Grand Forks, who is spending the
week with friends in the city. Beauti-
full flowers and ferns adorned the cen
ter Of the table from which perfect
ly appointed four course dinner was
served. Following the dinner a happy
informal hour was spent and then: the
party repaired to the Grand opera
house where the performance was en-
joyed. Friday afternoon Mrs. C.
Jones entertained in a charming man
ner for Mrs. Robinson and Saturday
Mrs. Sever Serumgard honored her at
another pretty afternoon affair.
Monday was the birthday anniyer-
sary Of Rachael and Sara, the charm
ing little twin daughters of Mr.; and
Mrs. Edgar La Rue and number of
little people from the city went down
to the chautauqua to help them Fcele-
brate. Games and toys made the time
pass all too quickly, Delicious refresh
ments RECALLED the youngsters just, be-
fore they started on the Jolly home
ride. A number of pretty presents
were left to remind the Misses LaRue
Of the day ~ E:55 ],
The members Of the Junior class Of
the local high school have been very
busy people during the last few days.
For the big event in high school cir
cles-the Junior banquet-will take
place in Masonic hall this even.
ing. The big hall has been deliberately
decorated in the class colors, yellow
and black, and red and green. And the
table will be lovely with flowers and
ferns. The Sevilla management win
serve the spread and a program of
toasts and speeches will follow. g S$
Mrs. Otto Chiostri had occasion to
celebrate her birthday anniversary
Monday, the event being planned as
complete surprise by a large party
of her friends. While Mrs. Chiostri
was out for a pleasure ride with Mrs.
VIM. Bedford the company assembled
and took possession of the Chiostn
home and proceeded TO get things In
readiness for the guest of honor, who
was taken quite unaware with Hap
py Birthday" and Hearty Good Wish
es," when she returned and opened the
door, Tables were arranged for cards
and after several spirited games Of
euchre, the prizes were won by Miss
Marie Needers and Mrs. Anthony Mel
sol. Mrs. Bedford, In behalf Of the as
sembled company, presented Mrs.
Ghiostri with a handsome set OF cut
glass sherberts and tray as a token Of
remembrance and souvenir Of the day.
The afternoon was brought to happy
close with delicious refreshment ser:
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One of the most delightful treats
the members Of the 'Delta-sigma and
their friends have enjoyed this: winter
was last Friday in Hotel sevil1a, when
the annual banquet was given. The
handsome dining room was particular
ly attractive with a profusion of col
1ege banners on background Of green
and the prestige of the Sevilla manage
ment for good things to eat was fully
sustained by the perfectly appointed
six course supper which was served.
The big tables were arranged in the
form Of the letter ''U'' and were love
ly with cut flowers and ferns. A pro-
gram Of toasts followed the banquet.
Professor Duell acting as toastmaster
and adding much to the occasion by
his happy manner and witty remarks.
Robert Collinson was first called upon
and responded with "The Delta Sig
ma" He told in pleasing way, of the
progress of the society and what 1t
aims to accomplish, as also did Norris
Stoltze, president of the society. Frank
Palmer responded to Toastmaster
Dueli's call with short but very In
terestfng talk on "The Ladies'" An
original poem was read by Miss Amy
Heyer and proved to be very good:
supt. Godward and Principal Mustain
responded with very clever talks. The
former along literary lines and the
latter on the future work to be done
by the Delta Sigma. - I: