The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-04

Grafton meeting and induce us many
as possible tn attend.
Mrs. Griffin. the clubs president.
and Mrs. Harry Smell have already
planned to attend the convention in
Devils Lake and Mrs. Griffin will uu-
doubtcdly carry the clubs report.
Mrs w. X. Nash Here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. N~anderhcef are
entertaining us them delightful guest
today Mrs. Willis Is. Nash of Minnc-
apolis. Mrs. Nash is making a very
short visit. however,. arriving ycstcr-
day morning and planning to -eturn
this evening.
supper Party Tonight.
Dean and Mrs. l.. j. Rabcock will
entertain ut supper this evening at
their University Place hnmc and they
have invited as their guests the in
Structors in the school of mines build
ing NJ the university of which Dean
Babcock is the head. Mrs. Babcock
will serve Mt 6:30 O'Clock and covers
will he placed for pr. and Mrs. G. \.
Abbott. Miss Marcia Rishce. Miss
Mary Cable, Messrs. II. w. Dnudt. L.
Ct. jackson. II. y. Mc.AlliSter. Davis
II Leslie Sutherland.
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Eastern star Party.
h first of the Winters series OF
Eastern star social sessions to follow
each rcsulur meeting WAS enjoyed
Tuesday evening nna a company of
sixty tripped the light fantastic until
the clock struck nae midnight hour.
The party was ARRANGED by Miss
Grace Graher and Miss Ethel Bar
rinston N they received many COM
rlimcnts ON h good time afforded
and the delicious supper which was
served i'll the dining room Only the
families ot the Star members are in
Nitcd and the am pleasure is in
store for every nicotine this winter.
Guild Social Today.
Mrs. W.. Il. Lasham's home on
South Fourth street MAS the scene OF
Il merry ]astherin% today when she
laui's Guild who are giving Il series
of afternoon sucials. The hours We're
from :; To i o'clock and after an hour
or two of social Visiting and needle
work II dainty lunch was served. Mrs.
l.asiam Was graciousiy assisted by
Mrs. 7. \. Brown. Airs. S. II. Irwin.
Mrs, William Flynn, Mrs. G. III. On
stead and Mrs. w. Il. Sinclair.
MrS. Pace Coming.
Mrs. K. ~. Pace. Il former resident
Of this city. will arrive tomorrow
evening from Houston. Ten. where
sh" has been visiting with her daugh-
ter and will be the guest OF friends
here for several DAYS. Mrs. Pace is
the mother of Mrs. ERNEST III. Kent.
Reception Il spicnGid success.
The girls of ST. Agnes Guild of st.
Paul's Episcopal church succeeded in
giving the members of tl4t consreya-
ton one of the most successful and
enjoyable evenings they have ever had
on Tuesday evening when they were
hostcsses at a church reception. The
parish hall auditorium was used for
the event and ii Was rcsplendent in
brilliant lights. decorations OF green
fern and asters and Il stage setting
OF bright burning bush. Though the
weather was not at all invitin. the
invited guests turned III in large
numbers and thoroughly enjoyed the
excellent program. social visiting and
light rctreshmcnt service.
Miss Mildred CorlisS opened the
program with a violin solo. choosing
II of MacDowcll's delightful COM
positions and she was followed by
Miss Bessie SHELTON Moss who gave
that very popular reading, 'nrhc Stage
Drivers STORY" The audience was so
we'll plcaced that Miss Moss was COM
nolled I" respond with two dialect
Sings and "Jfn's Party" Miss Gail
Eidgway: and MASS Ida hanson of the
Grand Forks school of music favored
with beautiful violin and vocal num-
h"rs and before the evening camc to Il
close the company demanded that
Miss Geraldine jacob favor with Il
number and she ~raciously responded
with an amusing darby reci' lion
overheard at the Telephone