The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-04
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Had ENJOYABLE Trim.

Had Enjoyable Trip.
Mrs. H. X. Geist and Mrs. W. E
Hohoff returned last evening from
enjoyed every minute of their visi,
away. Mrs. Hohoff after spending q
week in Minneapolis with Mrs. Gels,
went on to Dayton, O.. where she Wis.
tied her mother and sisters for two
weeks and during that time Mrs. Gels,
was taking up some advanced work in
china painting study. Mrs. Geist also
she visited her aunt. Mrs. +. a. Mat
son, and to Dundas. where she was
the guest of her grandmother. Mrs.
William AnDyke. for Il few days. Or
her return to ST. Paul Mrs. Hohotf join.
ed her and both We're entertained Il.
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
c. C., Foster who We're guests at the
Hohof home here this summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Foster gave a dance for theil
guests on Thursday evening at the
jolly Bachelors club and it was an
extremely pretty event.
Mrs. Geist has added considerable
to her knowledge of china painting by
reason Of her study and brought home
with her some beautiful pieces in the
Satsuma work. 1t is IL new design
work in painting characteristic of a
style that was prevalent years ago and
Mrs. Geist expects to do a great deal OF
ii for the holiday season.
Mrs. Eggers' Luncheon Today.
Mrs August Eggers gave a large
and beautifully appointed luncheon
at l O'Clock this afternoon at her
South Fifth street home as the first
of a series of social functions for
which she has issued invitations. To
were hidden and among them was
Mrs. Tracy Bangs guest. Mrs. Moore
Of Ironwood, Mich.
Mrs. Eggers chose yellow for her
decorative scheme and used the
small chrysanthemum blossoms pro.
fusely in carrying it out. In the din
ing room the guests were seated at
the large table while through the par
lors the small tables were arranged
with foul places for each. The place
cards were carried out in the same
scheme and four delicious courses
were served. the assisting ladies be-
Ing Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. Jeffrey G..
LeBeau. Mrs. Charles P. T%repanier.
Mrs. ]. Walker Smith. Mrs. Robert
D. Campbell. Mrs. George NJ. William
son n Mrs. Joseph Kennedy.
Mrs. Eggers gives her second party
Monday when she will receive at a
reception from 3 to 6 O'Clock.
Losers Gave Big Party.
Seventy young people Of the inter-
mediate department of the Methodist
Sunday school made merry at the
church last evening in celebration Of
Halloween. the occasion being the
honor which the loser. in the recent
membership contest gave for the VIC
torious classes. The hosts n hos
class and the girls of Miss Olga
Kroll's class. while the guests Of hon
or were Mrs. D. A. McLeod's and
John H. Moore's classes. The large
basement was used for the mer-
riment and it was only dimly lighted
with pumpkin jack O lanterns for
the Halloween pranks and mysterious
games which were INDUCED in.
Chauncey Black assisted the teachers
evening was brought to a close with
a service of sandwiches. salad. coffee.
cake. cocoa am candies. The serv-
ing was cared for by Mrs. Voight,
Miss Mary Taylor, Miss Gladys Froats,
Miss Olga Knoll, and Miss Edna Hag-
gerty.
SCtCGok 4XC0Eu V1lSS&Ol0Eys
Twenty-Five ladies were out yester-
home missionary worker for North
and South Dakota. who addressed the
Mission Circle of the First Baptls,
church. and they enjoyed the talk
thoroughly as we'll as being much
benefited by 1t. Miss Knop was asso-
ciated with the work in the First
German church in Chicago for a num-
Der Of years before coming to this
state and in connection with it she
among the poor German and Polish
families. In her talk yesterday she
related many of the experiences she
encountered in the work when going
into the homes Of the poor to win
their sympathy. induce them to clean
up and become interested in religious
work. 1t was a heart to heart vista
ton work not INDUCED in by the min
listers and she was very successful in
close with a light r~efreshment serv-
ice and informal visit with Miss Knop.
Guests Return Tonight.
Mrs. Reno l.. Hayford Of Mime
apolis and her little daughter. Helen,
and Mrs. w. c. Hunter of Minot, who
have been delightful guests at the
acme OF MIS-. Harold Lammlng OF
Ashton street for the past several
days. will return to their various
homes tonight. They have enjoyed
their visit thoroughly and have been
guests at a number of very pretty
social affairs.
Miss McCready Leaves Wednesday.
Miss Eva McCready, who has eff
GENTLY served as chief operator for the
Northwestern Telephone company for
the past year, will leave next Wednes-
day for her home in Minneapolis. hav-
ing resigned her position here. She
has made many friends among her
associates during her stay and her de-
parture is the cause of several pretty
farewell social honors.
Gave Small Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. F. Ruediger had a
few friends in for dinner last evening
to meet Mrs. Ruediger's brother, Edi-
tor A. NJ. Brayton Of the La Crosse,
Wis, Tribune, who stopped here fol
another days visit while en- route
home from his business trip to Seat.
tie. He continued on east last even
ing.
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Mrs. Wilson Leaves Monday.
Mrs. George Wilson who has beer
Mrs. G. E. Mapes' pleasant guest fol
the past fortnight expects to leave
Monday morning to return to hei
home at Great Falls. Mont. Mrs. Will.
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