The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-28
The x. G. THANKSGIVING Party.

me hIlEHlS o1 SolulllIuS SlltSA TAIN
ed last evening at their annual
Thanksgiving party and a merry COM
panv of Young people danced to an eH-
cellent program of music and enjoyed
the splendid supper served in the din
ing room at IL o'clock. Many OF the
guests first enjoyed the play at the
Metropolitan and joined the dancers TO
complete the evening of pleasure.
Finiey's orchestra rendered the usual
splendid music and the guest list in
Guided the following:
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. McGovern. MIR.
and Mrs. George koenig, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mcirath, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Monley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. LeBeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Johnson, Misses
Gertrude Shaw. Louella Terney. Mar
that Wisner. Agnes Hassell, ma Pou-
pore. Florence Robertson of Mime
apolis, Ethel Kaufman. Maude Col
born, Elizabeth Panovitz. Lillian Ryan.
Sue Virgins. Mary Corrigan, Grace
Dunnigan. Pauline O'Reilly, Inez
Ryan. Frances Hogan. Agnes Hand
lon, Mae Nisbet. Bessie T~haraldson.
Leone Cory. Bivian Ryan, Belle Ryan.
Lillian St. Lawrence, Charlotte Black
and Ada Sheppard: Messrs. Paul Nor
man, Frank Holmes. Robert Hazlett.
n. j. Hinck OF Devils Lake, Henry
O'Keefe, Jr., James Woods. j. F. 7.
O'Connor. \. \. Brown, Phillip Cold
en-, Michael L CiIlONllL, j.. L. - ] l
Thomas Mccoy. Ed. O'Reilly, George
Carroll. Gerald Rafter. Arthur Emard.
Frank Brislan. Ernest Butler. Gilmore
Bates, L. l.. Rose, Walter Cory, Fred
Grabenstein. W. V. O'Brien. Ed. Dris-
coll. Charles Cameron, Albert Void
IL Joe McGoey..
Romance Of Minot Lawyer.
Minot Optic: All know that Dan
Cupid is a good marksman. but who
would have thought him able to pierce
the hearts of a trained nurse and a
staid and solemn lawyer with n and
tho same arrow. He did though and
not only that but he tried to hide the
crime.
However. murder will out" and did
out yesterday, when the Hon.. John
l.. Fahey Of the law firm Of Chat
field a. F'ahey. slipped quietly out of
town on his wedding trip. He and
his bride will be at home to their
friends in Minot in o ten days
welcome.
The story of Mr.. Fahey's coutrship
reads like a romance. Five Years ago
a Miss Nelson, who lives near st.
Paul. calne to Minot to nurse John
1~'nncy's mother. The trained nurse,
with her winning ways and unselfish
dcNoti0n to her profession, captlVated
the son of her patient. n Il friend
ship developed which has grown with
the years and eliminates in the SUI
preme incident in the lives of the
couple when the two are bound in
Wedlock.
Surprised Mrs. Rciton.
Mrs. j. Il. Reiton was the victim OF
n happy surprise last evening which
was arranged by the ladies of he
n~eishborhood i'll celebration of her
birthday. The guests numbered TWEEN.
ty and about 8 o'clock they took pos,
session Of the Reiton residence on Uni
vcrsitN avenue and deluged Mrs. Rel
ton with congratulations before she
could realize what was happening. She
did not hesitate to cordially welcome
them. however, n was again surpris.
cd when the ladies presented her with
a linen shower. The gifts We're very
dainty and Mrs. Reiton was made ex.
cccdinsly happy. The evening was Civ.
en- over OF games and readings ant
was concluded with a delicious lun
cheon service brought by the guests
Calvin Girl to We'd.
Announcement has been made a
Calvin of the approaching marriag,
Of Miss Anna Kelley, a very popular
young lady of that city, and FREQ
Penne of Clyde. Tuesday, Decembel
5. has been chaser AS the weddin,
day and their future home will be II
Clyde.
4 \ T.
Receiving Much Entertaining.
Congressman and Mrs. Stevenson O.
Crookston are receiving much socia
attention in their home city at presen'
as they leave In the heal future L
spend the winter in Washington, D
G. This evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
Miller will give a large dinner part,
in their home.