The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-05-09

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Miss Ina Grange played the piano
accomplishments throughout the en-.
tire evening, and did so most salts
factorily."
Saturday Luncheon Invitations.
Miss Beatrice Johnstone and Miss
Gertrude Skinner have Issued invita-
lions for luncheon to be given on
Saturday at Miss SINNERS home on
North Seventh street.
Guest at Bates Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Bates are enter
tanning as their guest at their home
on University avenue for q few days,
Mrs. H. P. Marvin Of McClusky.
To Give Party Series.
Mrs. Rand r. Smith and Mrs. L. w.
Deichert have issued invitations for
series of parties this week and have
chosen Thursday and Friday after
moons. Both functions will be card
parties and they will be given at Mrs.
Smiths home.
Met at Wolff Home.
Misses Clara and Elsie Wolff enter
tanned the girls Of the "?" club at
their home on Walnut street last
evening and a special guest was Miss
Marjorie and Kittie Williams. Cards
was the pleasure of the evening and
at the close dainty repast was serv-
ed in the dining room. Next week
the girls will enjoy theater party
at the Grand and after the perform
ance will be entertained at Miss
Charlotte Blacks home.
Entertained for Cousin.
Misses Martha and kittie Williams
are enjoying a delightful visit from
their cousin, Miss Marjorie Williams
they entertained informally In her
honor at their home on Fourth ave-
nue.. A company Of twenty-five girls
were hidden to meet Miss Williams
and needlework and social chat serv-
ed to pass the afternoon delightfully."-.
The pleasure was completed with
dainty refreshment service. Miss
Williams will remain until the latter
part OF the week.
Baptist Ladies' Aid Meeting.
Mrs. Richard Fox, Mrs. T. C. Crit
fifth, Mrs. H. K. Geist and Miss Ella
NJ. Fulton will be hostesses tomor-
row afternoon at the meeting of the
Baptist Missionary society which will
be held in the church parlors at the
usual hour. A special program has
been arranged and among the inter-
esting numbers will be reading by
Miss Genevive Turner Of the univer-
slty. A refreshment service and So
cial hour will follow the business
meeting
Gave Grand.Nola Party.
Mrs. Frederick F. Werstlein and
Mrs. Frederick H. Styled entertain
ed this afternoon at Mrs. Werstlein's
apartments in the Phillips block and
their guests were q company Of the
young married ladies. The pretty
function was given as "a benefit for
the Women's Civic league and the
pleasure was grand-nola, guests for.
seven tables being hidden. A dainty
color scheme Of yellow was carried
out with quantities. e sjonQuils and
snap dragons aid Also IN the deli
cious refreshmept service which fol-
lowed the spirited game. Handsome
trophies were given for the high
scores and Mrs. J. NJ. Disher assisted
the hostesses in serving.
Mayville District Meet.
The third district meeting Of the
Women's Federation of clubs held
Saturday at Mayville was a splendid
success and the large attendance Of
delegates were handsomely enter
tanned by their hostesses. The state
president, Mrs. N. G. Young of Fargo
honored the occasion with her pres
ence and delivered one Of the most
interesting addresses of the day. She
spoke encouragingly Of the achieve
ments of the clubs during the past
year and their rapid advancement.
She keenly felt thetstrong support of
all the ladies present in their effort
to make this great state organization
an important factor in the future well
fare and upbuilding of the state.
The members Of the various May
Vile clubs supplied the convention
with several delightful musical num-
bers and at noon served luncheon In
the Congregational church dining
room. Yellow flowers were used for
flo1ial decoration and young ladies'
from the normal school presided over
the tables. The Commercial club
took the delegates, on an auto drive
and one of the important acts of the
business session was the election Of
Miss Springer Of the Mayville Wo-
mems club as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
the district.
Very interesting papers were read
by Miss Matte Davis and Mrs. F. H.
Wilder Of Fargo and Mrs. Billiard Of
Casselton. +
Recital Thursday Afternoon. &