The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-07
octo,,er Entertaining On.

October seems 20 lave Ns.le.cd III
the elegant autumn entertaining and
both the past week ana the coming
week will not he at all qu;et i'll the So
c;al world. An autumn bride. an
nounced today. wil! be the cause OF al
unusual stir among tho maicens and
PARTIES OF Il large and handsome ma
turc seem TO have been given thel:
start and will not cease Tor some
weeks to come.
Ladies OF the city are much inter
este6 in the meeting this week 81
Devils Lake Of the North Dakota Fed
GRAFTON of Women's clubs and Monday
evening will take a large delegation
from this city. four clubs being rep
resented by at least two delegates each
and then the faculty OF Wesley con-
servatory goes to give the federation
concer on Wednesday evening. the
convention is one of the most import
ant held in the state and 1t is not az
all unlikely that this delegation VIII
return with the convention for lsl"
for Grand Forks.
of so many of the city's social organi-
cations that society is beginning to an
t:cipate a very brilliant winter. The
German club met for its reorgantza-
ton and named committees for the
making up Of a winters program OF
four elegant parties. the Entire Nous
Art club met and laid out its course
Of study for the year. Wesley con
servatory gave its first junior program
and this afternoon is giving the hrst
social function for the little folks. the
Pythian Sewing club held its first So
cial gathering for the year, and the
big event was the formal opening OF
the y. w. c. A.
Next week will see the big knights
of Columbus banquet on THURSDAY
evening in commemoration of the
discovery Of America by Columbus the
opening of the Franklin club season.
the dedication of the Y. W. c. a. on
Sunday, the resumation Of educational
work at that institution on Monday
and scores Of social affairs Of a more
private nature.
During the past week visiting
guests have been honored most hand
somely almost every day II a new
innovation in social entertaining was
the giving of a luncheon of 1876 guests
at the Commercial club. three OF the
city's most charming hostesses being
responsible for this welcome departure
parties will continue and the theatre
cal attractions will continue to attract
theater parties and fill in the vacant
evenings.
Crookston Guests Here.
Miss Ina Mae Phillips and Miss
Hazel Sargent arrived Friday evening
from their Crookston homes to visit
over Sunday as guests at the nom
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Geist on North
Sixth street.
Returns to Ontario.
Mrs. Andrew Macarthur Of Perth.
Ont, who has been the delightful
guest Of Mrs. John Bell Of North
Fourth street for the past WI weeks.
left this morning for her eastern
home. The two ladies have been
friends for a great many years and
enjoyed the visit thoroughly.
Mrs. Winslow's Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Winslow are
entertaining as delightful guests at
their hime on Reeves avenue Mrs.
4. ]. Thorsen Of Seattle and Mrs.
Winslow's brother. ". G.. Angli;n Of
ST. Paul. Mrs. Tho-sen has COM 20
be Mrs. Winslow's guest fer the
.:orth Of October brs Mr.. Anglim will
lust be here over Sunday.
Silver Tea Tuesday.
The Eastern Star silver tea OF next
week will 30 at the home OF Mrs.
George Gets on Reeves avenue and
!,er assisting hcstess.s Will be Mrs.
II. r. pa*nc and Mrs. Margaret Blair.
,rl.c rleaaan. tuac.:on ~il! be held
Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 3 o'clock
ana all members Of the Eastern SCAR.
whctnur affiliated with the local chap
ter or not. a9s :cr" cordially invited.
Arbitrary Elected Officers.
The Wcran's Auxiliary of St
pau!'s Episcopal church elected as t;s
rev officers at the special meeting
hald Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
tn. home " Mrs Nv. W. Fegan the
following: President, Mrs. ]. 3.
WIneroen: vice president. Mrs. James
Eitor; treasurer Of the united offer-
ing, .I.s. Z. C. Gowrar. These are
nsw officers required by the newly
adopted constitution but tile former
general secretary and treasurer will
continue in office for the remainder
Of the veal At the conclusion OF the
election MIS-. Gowran read an inter
es.fng paper prepared by Bishop
Mann on "Cond:t:or and Theory" and
Mrs. Tcgan scr"cd Il light lunch at
the c:Ose.