The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-31
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ding anniversary at their home las
week because the members of tn,
clerGEman's congregation deemed
1t SO. They took possession of theil
home when least expected and pre-
purse Well filled with jingling coin anC
several beautiful silver gifts. P. c
iamre made the presentation speech
and Rev. Falkanger responded will
appreciation.
To be Mrs. Hunts Guests.
Fargo Courier-News: Miss viviar
Dinnie and Miss Temple Irwin Of
Grand Forks will be guests of Mrs
W. NJ p. Hunt during Thanksgiving week
IheN will be in attendance at the
bachelors and benedicts' bali on We'd.
nesday evening the night befor,
Thanksgiving and will spend Thanks.
giving with Mrs. Hunt. attend the Met.
ropolitan German dancing party or
II following Friday evening and un.
furl the Grand Forks banner at the
big football game between the univer.
sltN ana the a. c. on Saturday after.
noon Sunday they will rest.
Magnificent Dinner Party.
The richness of beautiful dark red
roses n II jo%yousness of fair and
prettllN gowned maidens together
with the tentl and carefree hap
plness OF Il similar number of college
boys made the social function given
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dinnie on North Fourth
street the most exquisite yet given
tor any members OF the younger set.
n pleasure was a formal dinner
slNen by the host and hostess for their
daughter. Miss Vivian. and the APP.
polntments We're magnificent. An all
OF expectation seemed to come over
the merry company as soon as they
We're Received at the beautiful hons
and when they We're uShered into the
dining room where the dinner table
was spread they felt certain thai
some really joyous news was smother.
ed somewhere in ali hat beauty.
The decorations We're in red and
the centerpiece was a wealth of DARK
red Liberty roses amassed in a lovely
basket and tied with ribbon bows
Trailing greens edged the snowy lin.
en- and from the chandelier above
streamers of red satin ribbon and
green fern We're caught to the table
Two large c~andelabra with
exquisite red shades stood at either
end Of the table n the place cards
were superb rose affairs done in wa.
ter colors. The girls found at each
of their places perfectly beautiful
corsage bouquets of red rose buds
and the boys found buttoniers OF
The places We're arranged with Mr..
and Mrs. Dinnie presiding M the
guests as follows: Miss Dinnie and
Arthur Netcher. Miss Temple Irwin
and Joe Grout of Winchester, Ill.,,
who came up to attend the function,
Miss Gretchen Oeschger and Louis
Murphy, Miss Lola Peterson and
Theodore Wells. Miss Ethel Harri.
and Howard Maher. Miss Genevieve
Meacham and Will Bacon. Miss Pearl
Monroe and Clarence Elken, Miss
dy.
The dinner of eight courses was
served by Mrs. Robert H. Mccoy.
Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs. Mott Stanch-
field. Mrs. Patrick j. kavanaugh, and
Mrs. j. Blackburn of Pasadena, Cal,
and when the birthday cake with its
brightly burning candles was brought
In at the last the expectation was
over and Miss Dinnie received con-
CALCULATIONS appropriate to the day.
Coffee was then served in the living
room and the guests departed. The
company arrived at I o'clock in the
by Miss Ruth Smith.
Miss Lond's Party.
Twenty-Five boys and girls dressed
as ghosts assembled last evening at
the home CT Miss Marion Lond on
Walnut street and INDUCED in the
pranks of mysterious Halloween until
a late hour. Miss Lond prepared for
the ghosts in the most careful manner
and that they might feel perfectly at
home h lighted the rooms with the
dim glow from pumpkin jack O. Ian
terms and put such other emhlems of
the season in their sight as might add
to their enjoyment. Miss Marion
Dofflemyer, robed in the raiment of
the most uncanny witch. was the lead
er of all evil doings and she led the
guests on a tramp through the dark
corners. She prophecied the future
for them and only the merry trip of
the Virginia reel could drive away the
wierd feelings that she left with them.
Inc lunch was appropriate to all
other appointments and it was served
by Mrs. Lond, Miss Bessie Lond and
Miss Flossie Weller. The guests in
GLIDING Misses Florence Jensen, Mar
garet Sundloy, E%vangeline Toussaint,
Fern Starkweather, Marion Wilder,
Grace Osberry. Millicent Read, Ethel
Henry, Marion Anderson. Edith Lam
ming. Ruth Wilson, Doris Lond and
Marion Dofflemyer. Masters Frank
Ioussaint, George Gets. Glen Bruce.
William Matthews. Henry Trepanier,
Lawrence Fitzgerald. Robert Carter.
David CARRIER, Stewart Wilson, Burr
Wiltse n Clarence Robbins.
X X II
Straw Burning Party Tonight.
A celebration Of Halloween that
Will be unusually unique will take
place this evening at the Illinois farm
four miles from the city. A large
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ras-
mussen will be among the guests and
the entertainers will be the young
folks Of the Root family, Miss Anna
Root and Messrs. Fred and Walter
Root. Mr.. Root will come in for
the city guests at z o'clock and they
will make the trip via the hayrack
style. the invited company being
Misses Flossie Woodward, Jessie Gras-
sick. Alice Hunter. Minnie and. Edna
Rasmussen, and Bernice Matthews.
Messrs. Chester Warner, Omar Wood
ward, Victor Rasmussen. Russell Da-
vfes, Carl Rasmussen, Verdine Han
son and Will Cross. Other guests
will be the young people from the
Freeman and Erickson farms.
The first fun after the conclusion
OF the hayrack drive will be the
burning Of a mammoth straw pile
and roasting all sorts Of Halloween
eatibles in the blaze. Other equally
enjoyable pranks of the seasons will