The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-03
SOCIETY 80: 80: = :; : :; !;
Ccrmon Club Membership.

OCrInitn NluU NkeNlUGTSllIp
The German club membership for
the year and all arrangements for the
season of 1911 and 1919 have been
completed and the announcements in
booklet form are being sent out by
the secretary. w. G. Mcdonald, to the
various members. Mrs. c. j. Murphy
who has charge of the first cottllion
to be given at the Dacotah on Friday
evening, November "a. has not as yet
selected her assisting ladies but prep
a%ra,ions for the function are on n
it will be the first large and handsome
social event Of the winter season.
The club gives four cotillions this
year. all at the Dacotah with Rorke's
orchestra to provide the musical pro-
gram, and the following gentlemen
with their ladies will make up the brill
liant companies:
Messrs. j. D. Bacon. j. F. Bacon. c.
y. Barnes. Charles Bartles. Fred j.
Brockhoff, William c. Bulge. William
bell. j. H.. Carley. A. p. Clifford, j. a.
Dinnie, +. S. Duggan. l.. l. Ecknan.
T. b. Elton, H. b. Finch, c. w. Fish
er. j. w. Hawkins, Il. w. Hughes. r..
! A. Jackson. NJ. &. jackson. Perry
johnson. j. C. LeBeau. Eugene Love
JOY. s. NJ. McCanna. w. G. Mcdonald,
II. H. Mccoy. c. ]. Murphy, Louis Muir
ply. Arthur Netcher. ]. f. T. O'Con-
nor. W. V. O'Connor. j. w. Ogren, NJ.
+. \ Slyfield. +. F. Stokes. r. A. Tay-
. Tor. w. Il. Nanderhoef, H. w. Whit
comb. j. b. Wineman and C. r. Wins
low.
| The arrangements committee is c.
J. Murphy. chairman, f. A. Jackson
and l.. l.. Eckman and they have an
nounced as the cotillion dates. Friday.
December 30. Friday. January 26 and
Monday, February 10. The executive
committee is composed of the officers.
+. d. Cameron. president. j. R, Carley.
vice president: H. Is. Finch, ,reasur-
er and w. G. Mcdonald, secretary.
Mrs. Salisbury Hostess Today.
Mrs. George Salisbury gave a very
| pretty party this afternoon at her
home on Cottonwood street when she
entertained at bridge. Her guests
We're enough for five tables and she
made her rooms fragrant and sum,
merry with punches of lovely pink and
white carnations. arranged in tall
crystal vases, and twinings of smilaX
for the chandeliers and arches. Mrs.
Salisbury gave dainty trophies for the
high score prizes and at the close of
the afternoon served a delectable re-
freshmen course. The card tables
We're spread for the luncheon at the
close of the game and Mrs. r. R.
Smith and Mrs. D. F. Sinclair were
gracious assistants.
Wanda Gaunt Married.
The news OF the marriage of Miss
Wanda Gaunt. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Gaunt. residents of this
city until a few years ago, will be re-
ce:ved with a great deal of interest
J here as Miss Gaunt was a popular girl
with the members OF h younger set
while in this city. The man of her
choice is Roy d. Hart. a travelling
salesman from Danville. ILL.,. and the
wedding followed an acquaintance of
two days. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaunt are
now residents in Great Falls, Mont,
and the wedding took place at their
home.
Deception for Rev. Howard.
Rev. C.. H. Howard who has been
returned as pastor OF the Grace Meth
Odist church for another year and Mrs.
Howard were honor guests last even
ing at a reception given by that con-
eregation. The colored people great
~ appreciate the service of Mr.. How
ard in their behalf and took this man.
ner OF expressing their appreciation
of his return. The gathering was a
large n n several members gave
shor. addresses which voiced the SEN
timent of all the members. The event
was also as a farewell honor to Mrs.
Jessie Davis. a member Of the con-
Eregation who leaves this evening to
make her future home in Minneapolis
n evening was completed with :
light refreshment service.
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Leaves for Denver Tonight.
Miss Viola Smith who has been a
guest at the John Cumming home
for the past month, coming to attend
the wedding of Miss Mae Cummins
which took place Wednesday evening
leaves tonight to return to her home
at Denver, Col. Miss Smith was here
to attend a great many of the socia'
functions given for Miss Cumming and
has made a great many warm friend.
who always will welcome her or
Dime Social at Crary's.
Mrs. w. A. Crary's home on Inter.
national avenue was the scene Of 6
merry gathering of women this aft.
ernon when the ladies of the Meth.
odtst Aid society Of two districts gath.
cred for a social time. There was 6
dime collection and dainty refresh,
ment service.
At Home Cards Out.
home cards were sent out today b,
!. Mr.. John Cumming announcing tn.
marriage of his daughter, Mary ELF
abeth, to Charles Wesley Fisher. Mr.
and Mrs. Fisher will be at home afte,
December Is at Flat 9 in the Dinni,
apartment or. North Third street.