The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-30
Entertaining is Picking Up.

In the fall Of the year
Duluth Herald.
Entertaining is Picking Up.
h past week has not been a
oull n social entertaining is only
slowly resumtng the gaity that always
comes with the fall and winter season
ana the very brilliant affairs are still
anticipated. However another week
Will undoubtedly bring out the an
nouncements Of church receptions for
the students and visitors who always
come with the opening Of the various
schools. October brides will be an
nounced and the lively Halloween
parties among h young people will
pfe Tsa all through the month.
W. e. A.. home and cafeteria is among
the big things that will come with the
month OF October, the U. c. T. dances
Will begin the second Saturday Of the
month. St. Agnes Guild Of st. PauTs
church will give a reception on Tues
Gay evening, The Franklin and Entire
work, n afternoon parties and din
ners for visiting guests will not be at
all scarce.
Church fairs and other means for
replentshtnE the various society funds
also come with the advent Of October
and sales, suppers. rummage sales and
soeials will not be few. These will &C.
society's ladies and when the Assoc
ciated Charities begins its fall money
campaign or tag day everything will
have to be set aside for a few days.
Enroute To Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wiltse Of Ray
arrived Friday evening to visit here
until Monday as guests Of Mr.. wiltse's
brother. Mrs. D. T. Docken Of Walnut
street. They are enroute to Texas to
make their future home and will con-
tinue their journey Monday morning.
Entertaining Mother. 80.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry q. Smell are en-
Pertaining as their delightful guest at
their home in the New Hampshire
black Mrs. SHELLS mother. Mrs. e. NJ.
Atterberry Of Williston. Mrs. Alter
berry plans to be here about three
weeks.
Away On Two Months Visit.
Mrs. F. H. Haverland and her chill
dren left Friday evening to spend two
months on the coast and they will vis-
1t in Spokane. Walla Walla. Tacoma
and Bellingham. Wash. Mr.. Haver-
land may join them later If absence
from his business cares will permit.
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Park River Thcater Party.
A theater party Of guests from Park
River enjoyed Sam Bernard in his
musical comedy. HE Came From Mil
waukee" at the Metropolitan Friday
Mrs. e. D.. Lord, Mrs. ]. p. Birder.
Miss Alice O'Reilly and Miss Florence
Dougherty. Miss Mary Driscoll of
Grafton was Mrs. Birder's guest.
Banquet Invitations Out.
The knights Of Columbus issued in
vitations today for their banquet to be
October IL, in honor Of the anniver-
sary Of tn. discovery Of America by
Columbus. The banquet will be serv-
ed at z o'clock and the committee is
composed of ]. F. 7. O'connor, Henry
o'Keefe and pr. 7; Mulliean.
Had Delightful Trip.
Chief Dispatcher Frank A. Maxwell
9: Melrose, Mimi: and his bride. nee
pleted their delightful honeymoon trip
yesterday and spent the day here as
guests Of Mrs. Maxwell's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Tibbals. While
away they visited Minneapolis. st.
Paul. Duluth and Superior .and will
soon be co1ily settled in Melrose
which is to be Their future home.
Federation Concert Program.
When the faculty of Wesley college
conservatory goes to Devils to give a
concert at the convention Of the
North Dakota Federation Of women'1
clubs on the evening of Wednesday,
October II. they will give the same
excellent program which charmed To-
cal music lovers on the occasion of
the third faculty concert. It is ex-
whom the local people did not hear
on account Of illness will be able to
cling that delightful arioso, Zone Fine
Day. from Puccini's Madame But
terdy," as wen as several others and
an addition to the program will be
vocal numbers by Miss Fannie Ami
for the beneft Of the college endow.
mont fund and is being featured az
one Of the chief social features Of the
federation gathering.
Gave Alpha Phi Luncheon.
Mrs. J.. Walker Smith gave q hand
sonnely appointed luncheon at her
South Fifth street home today for the
girls Of the Alpha Phi sorority. OF
ed patronesses. Mrs. Smith invited
the girls for / o'clock and made her
dining room festive in the Alpha Phi
colors. Bordeaux and silver. using
! baby's breath and the deep wine col
ored asters for the table centerpiece
and bowls of Japanese pinks through
various rooms. Autumn foliage
cHnpleted the decorative scheme and
the pretty place cards were adorned
with the Alpha Phi insignia.
Mrs. e. j. Lander assisted Mrs
Smith and covers were laid for Mrs
F. L. McVey and fourteen sorority
girls. Misses Theodosia- Houghton
Christine Finlayson, Stella Hodgtns
Blonde Holt. Allie Dickson. Clara
Hyslop. Mildred Veitch. Eva Rorke
Birdie 'Adair. Annie Poupore. Grace
Eyford, Grace Hilleboe. Adella Stin-