The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-14
Elizabeth Whites Birthday.

Mrs. James Whites youngest daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Jessie. reached
the dignity OF seven years yesterday
and to honor the happy event Mrs.
White save her U birthday party that
was quite the most enjoyable function
that the little tots OF that neighbor-
hood have enjoyed for some time. The
matinee at the Foto Play theater, the
ch%aperones being Misses Muriel
O'keefe and Anatasia White. The
company then repaired to the White
home on Franklin venue where Mrs.
White had prepared an exquisite
birthday supper. The table was set
in the dining room with a large pump
kin Tor q centerpiece and the proven
bal birthday cake with its burning
candles. Tapers set in tiny pumpkin
holders also burned at each place and
Misses Mary Trepanier and Margaret
White assisteds Mira White in serving
the dainty repast. Merriment reigned
supreme an dthe party vas concluded
with an auotmobile ride about the
city and to the various homes OF the
following guests: Misses katherine
McGrath. Grace Griffith. katherine
Finch. Hazel and Clara Ferguson.
Katherine Trepanier.
Birthday Party Today.
Mrs. H. a. johnson gave a delight
ful party this afternoon for her little
daughter, Miss Dorothy. who was five
years old last Thursday. She invited
ten Of Dorothy's little girl friends and
first entertained them at the matinee
at the Grand, Mrs. ]. A. Fisk accom-
panying her as chaperone. The mer-
ry company then repaired to Mrs.
Johnson's home in the Corliss block
In East Grand Forks and a prettily
appointed birthday supper al serv-
ed. The dining vas made fairy
like and inviting in a color scheme
Of pink and white and the big birth
day cake which adorned the table
was surrounded with burning candles.
Mrs Fisk assisted in the service Of
he delicious courses and covers were
placed for Misses Dorothy johnson,
johnson. Ruth McNicol. Marion OPP
sal. Frances Briggs. Beatrice Fisk.
Dorothy Massee. Angelina Kearns and
May Downham.
Farewell For Roosevelt Pupil.
From I to 6 o'clock last evening the
pupils OF the Roosevelt school made
merry in the assembly hall for a last
farewell gathering with Edwin Nc
Manus OF the eighth grade who soon
leaves with his parents to reside in
Texas. Miss Davies. the principal, ar
ranged the party and all the teachers
of h building assisted. Light re-
freshments were served and Master
Edwin was presented with a class pin
and school banner as tokens of school
day friendships.
X X X
Baptist Sunday Music.
The musical program arranged for
the Sunday services at the First Bap-
fist church includes a solo at the
morning service by Miss Jennie Ander-
son Of the Wesley college conserva-
tory faculty and Parkers' TIE Deum in
A by the choir. At the evening service
the anthems will be Let the Words
OF My Mouth" by Blair and "Abide
With Me" by Churchill.
X X X
Improving Cottages.
Word ome from Maple Lake that
Prof. W. w. Hall is a very busy man
these days. getting an addition built to
his spacious cottage. Breezy Point Viii
la. The concrete walls are being put
up and the work will be completed
very shortly.
Mrs. Andrew Tagley is also improv-
ing her cottage, A%ll-Inn. having add
ed a SPACIOUS parlor porch and a
kitchen porch. She now has one Of
the coolest five room cottages at the
lake.