The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-17
Happy College Reunion.

eArFF1 OVsaN0O ANO0A1Vue 81 =. =,
One of the most delightful features
Of the occasion Of President McCon-
nell's lectures in this city the past
few days was afforded by Rev. and
Mrs. F M. Mccoy and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. I. Hunter last evening when they
were hosts and hostesses at an ele-
gantly appointed banquet at the Hotel
Frederick for the graduates of Ohio
Wesleyan, DePauw and Boston uni
versities and their wives. The occa-
sion of the Hazlett lectures always
brings many happy reunions among
the former college men but this year
the number from these three univer-
stiles was greater than evr befor and
the idea Of q banquet and reunion APP
pealed strongly to these hospitable
hosts and hostesses. Rev. and Mrs.
Mccoy were hostess to the Ohio Wes-
leyan and Boston graduates and MIR.
and Mrs. Hunter to the DePauw
graduates.
The splendid dining room of the
Frederick was convertd into real
college rendezvous with pennants and
brilliant banners Of the different in
situations representa- and for place
cards miniature pennants in the vari-
GUS college cOlors were used. each
bearing the name of e guest. The
guests took their seats at $3.50 and
the elegant repast was served in
courses. the service being completed
just in time to repair to the church
for DR.. McConnell's evening lecture.
Covers were laid for twenty-siX and
among the guests were numbered
President Mcconnell of DePauw uni
versity. DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Moore. DIR.
and Mrs. E. P. Robertson. DIR. leila
White Stewart, DR.. and Mrs. c. c.
DIR. and Mrs. S. F. Hlafyard,
Miss Grace Clauvelt of Delaware. O..
Prof. Frederick H. Koch, Presiding
Nlder c. E. Vermilya of Minot. Mrs.
L. McVey, Miss Hickman.
Rev. Craig, Rev. and Mrs. Hicks of
Thompson. Prof, and Mrs. H. LeDaum.
Miss Florence Palmer and DR.. w. n.
Stearns.
Last Informal Party.
The Masons and their friends gath
cred in large numbers last evening
at Masonic temple to enjoy the last
informal party of the season. The
fact that it was the last, made it all
the more enjoyable and Halls splen-
did music never seemed more inspir-
ing. The Masonic parties have been
so thoroughly enjoyable this year that
those who have been favored with in
vitations much regret that the sea-
son has drawn to a close. The only
pleasure to look forward to now is
the grand Shrine ball on Wednesday,
March 80. This will be very Ella
borate affair and every appointment
will be magnificently carried out.
The decorative committee is already
at work making shrine cap shades for
the many hundred electric lights in
the ball room and the delicious things
that are being ordered weeks ahead
of time for the supper, makes every
man wish he was Shriner and
every woman that she was his better
half.
Those who enjoyed last evenings
pleasure were Messrs. and Mesdames
w. H. Kelsey. Joseph Bell DeRemer,
Louis Rohde, w. r. Lasham, F. L.
C. n. Barnes, A. F. Madi-
son, R. H. Green. NJ. G. Olson, George
E. Duis. ]. r. Carley, G. w. James,
F. A. Parsons, F. F. Fletcher. c. L.
VanAlstine, Jr., H. X. Geist and w.
H. Witherstine; Mesdames U. S. G.
Fletcher. J. c. Sheppard. ]. L. Robert
son. r. w. Duvall of Mimic, NJ. A.
Blair; Misses Pearl Griffith. Adele ;
Pomeroy, Myrtle Helmer and Marion
Dinnie: Messrs. Thomas Mccoy,
Paul Busch. D. S. Blair, E. H. Blair,
d. Woods and A. A. Rolf.
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The Modern Brotherhood Ball.
Not In the history of the local or
der of the Modern Brotherhood of
America has any of its many social
functions been crowned with such
excellent success as the st. Patrick's
masquerade ball of Wednesday even
ing. 1t was given in the Empire hall
and that spacious ball room was filled
to its capacity when all the merry
dancers were on the floor. The cos
tunes were elegant, amusing and
representative of almost every con-
ceivable character. No prizes were
given but the matter of selecting any
one as the best makeup would have
been a most difficult task. 1t was
without exception the best masuuer-
ade ball that has been given in this
city In some years and much of the
credit for its grand success is due
the members of the arrangements
committee, Messrs. C. E. Brown and
j. r. Mckay. The music was ex-
ceptionally fine and at midnight when
the masks were removed a bountiful
supper was served.
Honored Tenth Birthday.
Miss Ruth Scott, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Scott, reached the
dignity of her tenth birthday yester-
day and in honor of the occasion she
celebrated by entertaining a company
of her girl friends at her home on
Chestnut street. Tasty decorations
added IN tho nrottinooo ~ %ho h.r.