The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-28

and progressive 800" was the much
enjoyed pleasure. Miss Ethel Bar
rington n c. L.. Sigloh held the high
scores for which they received hand
some favors and at the close of the
game the tables We're spread for a de-
lectable luncheon service. Misses
Florence, Louise and Grace Neate as
sisted the hostess and before the hap
Ply affair came to a close an hours
dancing was enjoyed.
Guest from Fordviilc.
Mrs. Z. ". Arnold, wife of DR.. Ar
mold OF Fordville, is Il pleasant guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Hohof in the Dinnie block. She ex-
poets to complete her visit tomorrow.
Reside III Palmer Block.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold S. Pond, who
have been spending the summer at the
Williams residence, 50 Fourth ave-
nue., nave taken rooms for the winter
IN the Palmer block, at Is North
Third street.
Miss Panovitz Entcrtains Saturday.
MISS Elizabeth Panovitz issued in
vltat1ons today for Saturday after
noon when she will entertain at her
home on Walnut street in honor of
her sister, Mrs. w. Kent Keith, a
bride Of this season who is her guest.
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Away for a Month.
Miss Alta Smith has gone to Min.
to enjoy a months visit as
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
md Mrs: Harry Call. Miss Smith WIS.,
It's the Call family often and always
looks forward to the trip for she is
always given a good time.
Miss Lamson viii Sing.
h Business Girls club of the Y.
w. Z. A. will hold it's first meeting of
the year in the Y. W.. C. A. parIors
the program will be a song by Miss
Lamson, the voice teacher at the
Grand Forks school of music. Miss
Ella Thornton is to give her report
OF the Geneva conference and a social
hour n refreshments will close the
evening.
Likes Her New School.
Cards received today from Miss Do
lores DeFtemer bring the news that
she is cozily located as a student at
Dana Hall, Wellesley. Mass, and THAI
she Is thoroughly delighted with the
school. its beautiful location, the
instructors n the girls. Miss De-
Remer will study at Dana for a year
li cpdl dlOIy 10 entering taSSar.
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Annual Aid Meeting.
At the interesting annual meeting
OF st. Marks Ladies' Aid society held
wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Jauss, reports of the Off
GERS were read. work for the year
planned and new officers elected. The
society was organized just ten months
aso n has been active along all lines
GhIlHrh Vvnpk nno h4n@a.Sr ---..tA
being an accumulation of 800 in
cash to turn over to the church treas
The election of officers result
ed rs follows:
President-Mrs. Robert Boese.
Vice President-Mrs. AL. Glockner. |
Secretary-Mrs. j. Nelson Lentz.
Ireasurer-Mrs.. Nick Schneeweis.
Forelady-Mrs. John Richmond.
Assistant Forelady-Mrs. A. I. Wild
lund. "
Mrs. CAROLS Reception.
Mrs. John NJ. Carroll of University
gave this afternoons hand
some social function. 1t being a large
reception in honor of her three guests
rom Saratoga Springs. N. Y, Mrs. NJ.
A. Carroll. Mrs. A. Scanlon and Miss
Rose Carroll. and her daughter, Mrs.
Charles ]. Kane of Minot. Mrs. Car
roll invited q company of seventy-fi five
ladies to meet her charming guests
they called between the hours Of
2:3O and $3.50 o'clock. Her home was
beautifully adorned in the autumn |
1owers and the hostess received w..
her honored guests in the living room.
A color scheme of pink and green was
used here n beautiful pale pink
carnations were arranged in large
and jars. Green fern was used
generously, twining the chandeliers.
rches and windows. The library was
lone in the same color tones with asst
ers and sweet peas in the delicate tints
the predominating flowers.
In h dining room where the dainty
light refreshments were served red
was the prevailing color tone and the
lower c~enterpiece for the service table
a beautiful basket Of brilliant
seranium blossoms. Red tapers burn
everywhere from beneath pretty
shades M asters and shaggy chrysan-
were effectively arranged in
|arge cases. Autumn leaves we're
about the arches and cham
deliers n ais decorated the hall.
Mrs. Charles Kane and Miss Fanny
assisted through the parlors
ana In the dining room the assisting
ladies' were Mrs. Joseph Kennedy. Mrs
NJ. T. Murphy, Mrs. j. f.. Shcehy. Mrs.
j. II. Griffin, Mrs. A. l.. Larson and
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