The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
Mrs. Thody Hostess.

Floyd D. Rae.
Mrs. Thody Hostess.
Mrs. F. ]. Thody entertained a
small company Of friends at her home
last evening and the pleasure was
progressive finch. A dainty repast
was served before the evening came
to q close.
Entertained ut Wyand Home.
Both Miss Bessie Shelton Moss and
Miss May Caldwell of the city schools
spent good share Of their holiday
vacation at Crookston as guests at the
home Of Miss Kate Wyand's parents.
All three returned to their duties yes
terday and report one of the happiest
vacations they have enjoyed in years.
Returned to Devils Lake.
Mrs. e. L. Powers returned last
evening to her home in Devils Lake
after enjoying an extremely delight
full holiday visit here as the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bar
low Of North Fourth street. Mr.. Powers
who was here for Christmas had to
return earlier on account of business
duties.
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Thursday Musical Tomorrow.
Members Of the Ladies' Thursday
Musical club are reminded that to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock the
splendid January program will be
given at the home of Mrs. George S.
Thomas at SIS South Fifth street.
The clubs talent is to be assisted by
the high school girls glee club and
every member is urged to make an
extra effort to attend.
N. D. c. Club Meeting.
The M. D. C. club is a new social
organization among company of the
younger girls and this weeks meet
Ing at which officers were elected was
held at the home Of Misses Alice and
Vera Stinson in Riverside Park. After
the business meeting the members
formed skating and skiing party
and spent an hour or two on the Riv-
erside park rink before returning to
the Sttnson home to partake of de-
licious hot refreshments.
Misses Mayme and Mabel Westa-
colt were chosen as next weeks hos
tesses and the following officers were
chosen: President, Lillian Bendeke;
secretary, Vera Seymour; treasurer,
Vera Stinson. The membership in
cludes Misses Vera and Alice Stinson,
Vera and lola Seymour, Mayme and
Mabel Westacott. Pauline Lazier, Ae-
mes Hassell, Lillian and Marion Ben
deke.
Normal President Matchmaker.
George A. Mcfarland, president of
City unwittingly played the part Of
the little winged god Of love in a ro-
nance which eliminated recently in
the wedding of Thos. W. Burckhalter,
professor Of the department of physi-
cal culture at the normal school and
his assistant, Miss Charlotte X. Rey.
But for his selection of the instructor
and his assistant last fall, a previous
slight acquaintance would In all like
lthood not have terminated in q fall
romance and winter marriage. The
wedding took place in Woods haN,
Springfield. Mass, at the dormitor$
where Mr.. Burckhalter lived during
his college days at the Springfield
training school and the ceremony was
performed by Rec. w. G. Ballantyne,
In the presence Of large number of
friends. The colors Of the training
school and Of WELLESLEY college, the
brides alma mater, decorated the DOR
mitory. The bride and bridegroom
spent few days in the east, but re-
turned to Valley City for the opening
Of school week.
Dement'S Dance in WASHINGTON.
North Dakota society is always in
terested in the doings Of its state peo-
pie in Washington and especially in
teresting will be the account of the
large dance given by Commissioner
and Mrs. Fred bennett, former North
Dakotans, for their young daughter.
The event was one of the handsomest
OF the Yuletide season in the national
capital city and the account is taken
from the society columns of the
Washington Evening Star:
commissioner and Mrs. bennett
entertained at a dancing party last
evening in compliment to their young
daughter. Dorothy, who is q freshman
ct the Cathedral school. The spacious
reception rooms. together with the
lobby Of the Burlington, were beauti-
fully decorated In the Yuletide colors,
Christmas bells. wreaths. holly. mis-
tletoe and red flowers. with all the
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