The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-17


honor Monday afternoon at delight
full afternoon ut which Mrs. Z. G. Con-
molly and her daughter May were host.
esses. Mrs. Elmslie leaves soon for
Idaho, where she is planning an ex-
tended visit. Refreshments were serv-
cd after a pleasant afternoon. Those
present were Mrs. Alex. Elmslie, Mrs.
Woodward, Mrs. James Connolly, Mrs.
Talmadgc, Mrs. Romig, Mrs. Brainard,
Mrs. Ncrquest, Mrs. Geo. Elmslie, Mrs.
Halliday and Mrs .Wineman.
The Junior class of the local High
School enjoyed sleigh ride Friday
evening under the chaperonage of Miss
Mary Collinson. After a pleasant four
mile drive to the home of T. J. Shell
yer, the class partook of hot oysters,
cocoacake and sandwiches. Those COM
prising the party were:
Dorothy Dodge. Freda shlieting, The
resa Chisholm, Irene Thompson, Mable
Shelver, Elma Fugle, Maebelle Serum
gard, Ralph Glerum, Albert Powell,
Chester Dodge, Noel Ruhberg, James
Elmslio, Howard Huseby, John Smith.
With the decorations following out
the time honorcd customs of the day,
the Valentine Party given Tuesday af
ternoon in the opera house hall by
Mesdames Svee, Mooers and Juergens
proved one of the prettiest parties Of
the season. Heart shaped valentines
were gracefully festooned from every
corner, giving the hal. most festive
appearance. Five Hundred was the
game played at the sixteen tables, after
which dellcious luncheon was served.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Fox and
Mrs. VIM. Miller, while the consola-
tiou trophies went to Mrs. O'Brien and
Mrs. Fitzsimmons.
There is to be another Old Settler 8
dance in the town hall, Friday night,
February II, which is to be given for
the benefit Of, the Cando library. The
following committees have been an
nounced: On arrangements, F. J. Rob
erts, \. H. Riggs, A. B. Funderhyde,
and ]. S. Conyers; on reception, J. H.
McCune, c. J. Lord and T. J. Noyes;
floor managers, J. F. Moylan, P. p.
ParlSe: and T. w. Conyers The Her
aid bcspcaks for this dance the same
liberal support that was accorded the
one given a short while ago for the
benefit Of the Cando hospital. The IL
brary is a worthy and useful institution
of our town, and il it is to be kept up
OF the standard of modern library
must receive the necessary funds for
purchasing new books. Be sure and
come out to this dance on Friday night,
! February 17.-Cando Herald.
Crowded to it's capacity the skating
rink presented a festive scene Tuesday
evening when the local Fire Depart
ment entertained their friends at their
annual ball 1t is estimated that over
two hundred and fifty people were
present. A supper that tickled the
palates of the attending epicures was
served from ] 4 to /. The Devils Lake
orchestra furnished the umsic. The
committees were as follows:
Finance-M. A. Doheny, Chas. Pills
bury, L. D. Smell and L. Dawson.
Refreshments--Mr. Thompson, P.
Timboe, W. Hurst.
Music and Floor-M. A. Doheny, Jas
D. stenson, Harry Maher, w. X. MIN
mo and c. w. Greene.
Printing!. Kneeshaw and Ton
Turner.
Dccorating--H E. Jewell, Dean JAG
OLSON, Jay Miller and L. Thorvig.
Invitations. Thorvig and Jas. D
Stenson.
The Grand Forks Herald gives tn
, following account Of the Junior Prom
, which will be Of interest to forme
r graduates:
The ninth annual junior promenade
which occurred at the university gym
nasiun1 last evening was the most elat
+ crate function ever given at the UNI
vcrsity. The gymnasium was attract
!. lively decorated with banners and per
y nants and the color scheme Of purpl
O and white was carried out in every COZ
! ceiveable way. The guests began
! arrive at S O'Clock and all g orchestr
Of fifteen pieces gave a concert and {
5:45 O'Clock the ball was formal
opened with the grand march. TT
;. program in booklet form with ham