The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-23
SOCIETY
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in the afternoon the primary teachers
of the Methodist Sunday school give
a large party for the mothers. Friday
AFTERNOON Mrs. Herman Wolff and
Mrs. Thomas Corrigan give a reception
and tea III i'll the evening Mrs. steven
COLLINS gives Il dancing party for the
younger set AT the knights OF Column
bus club roofns. New Years will he
uShered in with the 80" clubs annual
dancing party at the parish hall and
January , at the same place Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Il. Jacohi give a handsome
masquerade dancing party for their
two daughters. Thc young people
home from Srhool will be the cause Of
several dinners and luncheons during
the week and on Friday evening. Jam
nary ). the Sodality girls of ST. Mi
chael's church will be hosteSSeS at the
first leap year dancing party at the
knights of Columbus hall. Only the
girls of the congregation have hcen
invited and With their gentlemen
friends plan on having an excellent
time. These vents are perhaps only
a few of the many that will he crowd
cd into the holiday period.
The Junior Glass Rail.
Young society with all the hriliianr.
and charm of youth happiness of
the holiday season WAS mi last even
ing to dance at the holiday ball given
by the Junior class of the high school
and TIL, function was an extremely
pretty one. The college girls home
for the vacation period joined the
company ms all were in the merriest
of moods. Excellent music was fur
niShed by tho Rorkc orchestra and
the dancing hours were from $50
o'clock until the clock struck the mid
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OF D~asganhauSen and {. *. BaarmaE
of the high school faculty acted as
chaperones and. added to the pleasure
.of the young people With their usual
~graciouSness.
The dance was given in the heauti-
full dining room of the Hotel Dacotah
which was an exquisite setting for the
prettily gowred maidens ard the guest
list Included the following:
Misses Pauline Wolf. Gladys Maher.
Lillian Torgeson, Gertrude Cunning
ham. Pauline Hannah. Martha Barnes.
Lucille Hale. Florence Gallup. Elsie
Rhode. Agnes IIassell. G%encvieve
O'Keefc. Dolores DeRemer. Enid
Lowe. Grace Rorke, Melba Griffin,
inc jacob. Irene Cross, Margaret
Murphy. Grace McCailum. Alice Stin-
son. Vera Stinson. Vera Seymour,
Ruth Rex. Winnifred Streeter. Ada
Bulge. Frances Titus, Geraldine ia
cobb. Lillian May Dow, Frances Hollo-
way. Blanche Green. Scdonia ker-
mott, Ava Blank. Erna Won Daug-
E%enhauscn. Florence Williams. Cheryl
Clingman. Mary Sutherland.
Messrs. Walter Schlosser, Joseph
Rabinovich. Ansel Wineman. Lloyd
Campbell. Orvul McIafie. Charles
OtKeefe. William Torgeson. Albert
Void. William IIuck. Lee Norman.
| William, yrlr,n ~T,,1@, N1r,N ,,.
renee Feetham. Henry Melby. Ray
mond Collins. Ben Hall. Roy Russell,
Fred Brockhoff, Harold Mccoy, James
Bulge. Louis Murphy, George Eng
strom. Theo Holmes, Ransom Barnes,
". Stanley Caldwell. Joe sullivan.
Howard Coulter, Dale Kennedy, Will
bur Williams. Lawrence Kennedy,
Carl schmit, Chester Kelsey. James
Woods. Bob IIazlett, Myron Bacon.
Dan MCGOWAN. JOIN Ryan. Throan
, Rrekke. Victor Giles, Bruce Mcdonald,
:, Hume Bacon. Eert Crazy. Chas. Ire
. . panier. Herman kncupfer. Emil John
> , son. Join Shaw. Ralph Lynch. Nor
man Weller. Herman Wolff, Lee Nor
man. Robert Isaf,er.
Y. W. G. \. Christmas Dinner.
. \ bountiful Christmas dinner will
: he served at tho Y. w. c.. a. cafeteria
room on Christmas day at ! O'Clock
, and anyone who wishes 10 he mum.
: bered among the guests is asked IL
inform the secretary as early Monday
morning as possible. The associatior
: will make this dinner as homelikc a.
possible. seeking to make the da,
pleasant for those who rave no homes
, to go 70.
r Family Party ut Mayors Homo.
: Christmas dinner at the hom" %.
MANOR and Nrc NJ T. Nfrr,I-. rs,
Reeves avenue will be for a famil,
!. gathering and among tho spccia
> guests will lie their daughter Mar.
> garet. who has Just returned from
. M1nona where she attends school. MIR
: and Mrs. John Murphy and childre,
Sheehy and son, Edward. and Mis-.
: u Virgins will h. the other guests
! To Grafton for Christmas.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Gibbs of Bel
= mont avenue entertained as thei,
pleasant guest yesterday Mrs. Gibbs
: uncle G: L. Crydermann of Devils
:. Lakc. Mr.. Crydermann was enrout'
3 10 Grafton u enjoy Christmas with hi
n son and his wife. DR.. and Mrs. w. i
: Crydermsnn, and left for that eli,
|. this morning.
: y. W. c. \. Sunday Service.
Inc vesper service at the l.. w
c. A. SUNDAY will be held in the parlo
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and vii
be an informal Christmas service. Mis-
: Bessie Shelton Moss will read a Christ
8 man story entitled No Room in tn
: Inn and songs appropriate to tn,
season will be sung.
S.S
Choir Practice Sunday.
( The adult choir of St. Michael
church will meet at the church at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon for the las
rehearsal on the Christmas music.