The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-02-08
Last Tea This Afternoon.

Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs and Mrs. Or
rim g. Libby gave the third and last
Of their delightful series Of teas this
afternoon at the Bangs home and re-
ceived company of thirty. The din
ing room was made bright and fra
grant with bowls Of yellow tulips and
the same bevy of young ladies who
assisted at the first tea presided in
the dining room today.
Miss Peck Goes to Mankato.
Miss Lucille Peck, daughter of f. j.
Peck Of South Fifth street, will finish
her high school education at Man.
kato, Mimi, and left for that city
Monday evening. She will make her
home with her sister, Mrs. R. H. Bill
Kingsley, and enter the Mankato high
school as a. sophomore. Miss Peck
will b. much missed in the younger
set and all hope that she may return
frequently for visits.
Away. to the South.
Minot Reporter: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Aurland left Saturday on an interest
ing trip through the south, where they
plan to spend several weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aurland will spend three or four
days in Minneapolis and will then con-
tinue their Journey, stopping at the
Tot Springs in Arkansas for a fort
night, on reaching the gulf coast, they
will sail for Havana, Cuba, where they
will spend some time. Later they will
go to the Isle of Pines, where they
will be the guests Of Mrs. Aurland's
brother.
Handsome Luncheon Today.
The luncheon given today at the
Baptist church dining hall was an
exquisitely appointed affair and the
ladies of the south side who were the
losers in the recent membership cam
paign conducted by the Baptist Aid
society, proved themselves ideal host
esses. Fourteen small tables were
beautifully spread and the first course
was served at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Geo.
Wilson, who soon leaves for Great
Falls, Mont, was the guest of honor
program and short business session.
Character Social Tonight
The fun at st. Agnes Guilds social
at the parish hall begins at o'clock
this evening and everyone is very
cordially invited, the admission being
twenty-five cents: The program will
begin at $3.50 o'clock and is as fol-
lows:
Piano So!o-Mlss Mildred Corliss.
Vocal Solo-Miss Irene Cross.
Violin Solo-Miss Parker.
Reading-Mis Anna Samuels.
Vocal Solo-Miss Frank Pineo.
Piano Solo-Miss Edith Whitman.
Vocal Solo-E. R. Montgomery.
Junior Dancing Party.
The juniors Of the high school will
give dancing party Friday evening,
February 10, at the Hotel Dacotah
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Parsons and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Jacob have been
Invited as chaperones. The junior
parties are the most popular social
events in the younger set and are al
ways largely attended. The commit
tee is arranging for the usual good
time for this function and though they
are not sending out invitation cards,
they extend cordial invitation to all
students and former students Of the
high school, alumni and university
students.
Wedding Anniversary Surprise.
Mrs. M. King was taken complete.
ly by surprise yesterday afternoon
when quite company of her lady
friends gathered at her. home in the
Gotzian block to assist in the cele-
bration Of her wedding anniversary.
Hearty congratulations were extend
ed and tables were then arranged for
cards. After the game. musical num-
here were enjoyed and a dainty lunch
served. Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Perry and
Mrs. Egan assisted in serving and
among the guests were Mrs. Ed Davis.
Mrs. Marsham. Mrs. ingalls,, Miss
Mabel ingalls,. Mrs. w. Fender, Mrs.
M. Wentz. Mrs. e. Brislan, Mrs. Hitz-
man and Miss Tessie Morrow.