Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21

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IN THE FL
! SOCIETY |
Saturday afternoon Mrs. George
ChafRee prettily entertained a num-
her of little girls for her niece, Miss
Kathleen Ham. Games and toys glad
dened the hearts of the little people
until late in the afternoon when Mrs:
Cha1fee served a daintily prepared hun
cheon.
Under the direction of DR.. Maude
Williams about fifty young people of
the city will give minstrel show at
the Grand opera house next Saturday
evening. The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the library of the Young La
dies Sodality of st. Joseph's Catholic
church and no doubt a crowded house
will greet the players.
Assisted by Mrs. VIM. E. Hooking.
Mrs. A. M. Powell entertained num-
her of ladies at the favorite game of
five hundred at her pleasant home on
East Fourth street Saturday. At the
close of the evening it was found that
the head prizes had been won by Mrs.
Smell and Mrs. Hall, while the foot
prizes went to Mrs. Wallace and Mrs.
steve Jones. A delicious supper was
served before the guests departed.
A very successful card party was
given in the parlors Of st. Josephs
church by the ladies of the Altar soci'
ETY. Monday evening. About twenty-five
tables were played and as a result the
society realized $27. The head prizes
went to Mrs. A. Nelson and Joseph
Kelly and the foot prizes to Louis
Rutten of Crary and Miss H. E. Cor
coran. At the close of the evening
appetizing refreshments we're served.
Several of the graduates and friends
Ct the Mayville normal are planning tc
& tend the Women's League Party tt
be given in Assembly Hall Febr lary
fourth. Each year the party given b.
this society, which is composed of the
lady members of the normal faculty
end the normal girls Is Que Of the most
handsome social affairs Of Melville
and without doubt the one on the eve
ming of February 4th will be another
brilliant affair.
Much interest has been NANTES
among society people here this weel
in the reception and ball to be giveI
by the tennis association at Grant
Forks this evening. The friend
Illness and kindly feelings of the hand
some gathering that represented tina
city at the opening of the Grand are
remembered by all, and only urgen
business will keep many Devils Lax
people from attending the delightful
function at Grand Forks on the even
ing of the 21st. The reception and bal
are for the purpose Of arousing inter
est throughout the northwest in tn,
tennis tournament which will be hell
IN Grand Forks next July. -
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Sunday evening will bring to the cit,
Professor Frederick H. Koch
of the university in that grand old NOR
atty play, "Everyman," and needles
u say, the evening will be one tina
will long be remembered in Devil
:. Lake.
$ This play, with it's unusual settings
< = startling dramatic effects and nume1
= Gus opportunities for powerful acting
IS not only intensely interesting for it.
own sake, but Son account, Of the In
sight it gives into the early growth o
the drama which sprung from the cere
monies Of the early church. a.. x. 49,.
81. r 1fsrOIsss KOCH lS wen known here hav
ing represented the state university q
two Of the annual university club s Re
ceptions and local dramatic lovers arr
assured OF q permance at the Crane
next Sunday evening that win be vel
va0gth seeing. st's /. No.
An event pf the theatrical season ii
this city viii be the shakesperian pro
auctien, 4. lAas Yen Like III ", z which VIII
y bs seen at the Grand Thursday even
ing January 226sth The comp any which
viii appear in this city 10 now play
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