The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-28
Dancers Had Merrs. Tine.

Despite the fact that one OF the larg-
est social attractions of the winter
season was on. the Elks informal
dancing party last evening was a
splendid success. The company was
large. many coming up after the Cad
ski concert. and the spirit of a good
time was in everybody's veins. Music
was furnished by the Ro-kc orchestra
and the tripping was continued until
the clock struck re. The splendid
attendance at this party is assurance
that the Elk Gances will still continue
the popular social Eel that they
have always been and the committee
, will exert all their efforts toward fur
nlshing a splendid winters program.
n guests at the party last evening
were Messrs. and Mesdames '. q.
Kelly. w. H. Alexander. E. s. LES
perancc. f.. G. Plecker. w. j. Watt.
W.. c. johnson. J. d. Taylor. r. Il.
Smith. Charles Chalmers. l.. ". Del
chert. L. H. Seymour, H. J. Lawrence,
lanes Dinnie: J a. Callahan. G V.
A~enneay; A. E. Logan. r. H. Mccoy.
Earl Robertson. John Bows. A. r.
clifford and Thomas Collins: Mes
danes J. c. Sheppard. J.. D. Turner,
X. S: Kinnan. w. S. Whitman. F. S.
Smith. P. ]. Kavanaugh. B. o. Sey-
mour. George Duis and NJ. G. Olson:
Misses Ada Sheppard. Mae Bows,
Maude Colhurn of Green Bay. Wis.
schultz. Pearl Monroe. Irene Finkle.
son, Corinne Thomps Ana McIn.
tosh. Nivian Dianie and Alma frankie:
Messrs. Joe Mccoy. Thomas McGoey.
gorge James. II. Nelson. Phil Golden.
J: J: Brennan. Ike Thompson, H. d.
paulson. Sandy Mcdonald. A. l..
Netcher. Elmo Robertson. Harry
Budge. J. W. Phinn, George Young,
George Carroll. Gerald Finch. Hugh
Mcllraith, Clarence Elken. Paul
Busch. Art Reed. E. H. Blair, Brauer
II. Il, Mitchell of Devils Lake.
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Shower For Miss Williams
Bismarck Tribune: Thursday even
ing Miss Mary Stevens entertained at a
parcel shower at the Stevens residence
on Third street in honor of Miss Alice
Williams. The home was handsomely
decorated for the event, Halloween
suggestions. such as witches, cats. bats
and other novelties predominating,
sixteen intimate friends of the bride
TO be were present. The evening
hours were spent in playing bridge
WHIST the honors going to Miss Mabel
VIII. dainty luncheon was served,
Miss Helen Hoskins and Mary Geier.
man assisting the hostess. The oc-
casion was a most enjoyable one.
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Miss Garrigues to Speak.
Miss Media Garrigues, assistant sec.
rotary and physical director at the
\. w. G. A. will be the speaker Sun
day afternoon at the vesper service to
be held at 4 o'clock in the gymna-
SUM: Her subject will be added
Privileges Bringing New Responsible
titles and Obligations" and this will
be her first appearance as a speaker
before an association gathering. There
will be special music and the usual
social hour and tea will follow the
service.
Many Heard Program
The junior pupils of Wesley conser-
vatorN gave another of their splendid
recitals at the city studios Yesterday
afternoon at ) o'clock and their aud
fence was delighted with the program,
Those who rendered numbers were Ar
dell Swiggum, Henry Schulties, GLADYS
hystad, Gladys odegard. Frank
son.
Mrs. Grassick at Home.
Mrs: j.. Grassick was at home in
formally from 3 to 6 o'clock this aft
ernoon thai her friends might call
and meet her guest, Mrs. George Nc
1ntyre OF Mayville, who is spending
a few days here.
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Was Here for Gadsk,.
Mrs. c. w. Holmes arrived last
evening from Devils Lake to visit with
her daughter. Mildred, and son, Ray
mond. both Of whom are attending
the university. She attended the
Gadski concert last evening and will
remain over the week end.
To Attend Wedding.
Mrs. Michael Neville left this morn
ing for Brainerd, Mimi, where she
will be among the guests Monday at
the wedding Of her sister. Miss Marie
Brady. Of that city and Leslie Sulli-
van Of this city.