The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-25
Thanksgiving Week Herr.

Thanksgiving Week Here.
The past week has been brilliant fol
its handsome balls but next week vii
be a much more noteworthy one. l,
VIII be Thanksgiving time and so many
Grand Forks homes always plan or
doing a great deal Of entertaining or
Thanksgiving day that the preceding
days will be largely given over to pre-.
paration. Monday evening there will
he the knights of Columbus Thangs.
giving party and a splendid attraction
Princess" which will attract the ma
tority of society lovers. Tuesday ev.
entng will be an event for the mem.
bers OF the university social set. Presi-
dent and Mrs. F. L. Mcvey hold their
annual reception to the faculty mem
hers and it will be a handsome func-
tion at the presidents house. Wed
nesday. evening the Masonic social sea-
son opens with their first dancing par
ty at the temple. While it will be
quite informal a large number of
Masons will be out and the music will
be furnished by the Rorke orchestra.
Thursday. Thanksgiving day. will be
marked by several functions, the usual
dinners having in addition the events
In honor Of the investiture of Rev.
Father Lernieux. the pastor of St. MI.
chael.s church. The dinner for visit
Ing clergy and dignetaries at noon is
to be followed in the afternoon by
open house at the priests residence
evening at the Knights Of Columbus
nan. Charity dinners and large ar.
ties at h various hotels will help to
MI up the days calendar and it. per
maps. will be the busiest THANKSGIVING
in some years.
Friday evening will be given over to
n high school football dance at the
Hotel Dacotah and this will be a func-
ton which will bring out the very
young society set In their new party
gowns m youthful beauty. A num-
ING cities always come to take part
IN this pleasure and the COMMITTEES is
planning to make 1t Of unusual attrac-
tiveness this year.
Elks Chrysanthemum Party.
The Chrysanthemum ball is one Of
the annual treats Of the social commit.
tee Of the B. p. 0. E. No. o55 and it
was never more thoroughly enjoyed
d last evening when it formally
opened the Elks' dancing season. 4
resplendent in their new and fashion.
able party gowns and the gentlemen
striking and gallant in full evening
dress. gathered at the opening hour
and Immediately the atmosphere vas
hlled with a good time spirit. The
moment the musical program, played
by the excellent Finley orchestra, was
started the happiness Of dancing was
on In earnest and the fifty couples re-
manned to enjoy the last note of the
good night waltz which was sounded
just as the clocks struck two.
The chrysanthemum idea was car
ried out effectively In the decorations
and vas especially pretty in the dining
room where the elegantly appointed
turkey supper was served. The great
nuny yellow blossoms were arranged
in tall cut vases about the ball room
n parlors and quantities of southern
smilax enveloped the large chande.
liers and twined the pillars and arch.
WAYS In the assembly hall of the
commercial club the supper was serv-
ed and here the tables were hand.
somely spread with magnificent cen.
terpieces of the beautiful yellow flow.
ers. The repast was delicious and the
guests were served In two relays. Thu
Elk social committee deserves much
credit for the sp~lendidness Of all the
appointments of this handsome part,
and its success will serve to make ali
a%nAiously await the next formal func.
tton which will be the Little German
on December 20.
The guests at last evenings part,
were Messrs. and Mesdames l.. P. Col.
born, Larry O'Connor E. H. Blair, C
-. Carr, f. S. L'Esperance, T.. G.
Picker. y. F.. Sinclair, H. ]. Law.
renee. James Turner, V. C. Brown
Earl Robertson. ". E. Hohoff, H. K
Getst. j. D.. Turner, Lee Seymour. w
G. Johnson. Ben. c. Copperman, Rob.
ert McGrath. f. r. Smith. T. J. Nc.
emew, L. W. Deichert. Tom Collins. c
3. Chalmers: Mesdames w. S.. Whit.
man, J. g: Sheppard, c. v. Kennedy
James Gailbraith: Misses Mabel Col,
Inns. Anna Mcintosh. Gertrude Col.
Inns. Lillian Ryan. Grace Welsh. Inc;
Ryan, Zeidlik. Grace Dunnigan, Viviar
Ryan. Ada Sheppard, Irene Finkle
Springer Adele Pomeroy, Ethel Put.
nam, Corinne Thompson and sadi.
franklin; Messrs. F. E. Murphy. ]. E
Beacham. Ray Durick Sandy McDon
Golden. George Carol. j. Moore
Hugh Dunnigan J.. w. Phinn, Joe Nc
0oey, H. D. Paulson. Ed. Sandlie
Henry Springer Of Northwood, Levi
Larson. B. A. Lien. Paul Busch, H
NJ. McIlraith n j. A. Callahan.
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Commercial Students Gave Dance.
The students of the Union CONNER,
ctal college gave the first dancing par
ty OF the school year last evening wher
they entertained q large company IL
the college assembly hall in the Sc,
curity block. The ball room was mad,
inviting with a decoration of lavender
and white. the school colors, and Mr.
and Mrs. George F. Thacker chaper
Oned the party. The .Rorke orchestr,
furnished a splendid musical program
and the committee, who looked afte,
the pleasure of their guests include,
Miss Brazil. Miss Hitler, Miss Hofto
Earl Van Dusen. Oseth and Roy Ben
son
The guest list included Mr.. and Mr.,
George T. Thacker. Mrs. r. NJ. Jenson
Misses Grace Neate. Nora Lane, Mari
Baril. Marie Void. Lottfe Dahl. Aim,
Monsoon, Norma Anderson, Miss E
Block. Birdie Lien, Anna. Fee, Haze
MacGregor. Inga Forseth. Eleanor Ell
fred. Mary Baril, Eta .Arneson. TIN