The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-26
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Entertained Silver Ten.

Entertained Silver Ten.
Tho members of tho Silver Ten club
met last evening with Mrs. j. Johnson
at her home on Cheyenne avenue and
played 800" Mrs. X. T. Cady held
the high score and Mrs. j. Fitzgerald
the next, both receiving dainty
awards for their skill. A splendid
lunch was served and Mrs. John
Durkee OF University venue chosen
hostess for the next meeting.
Mrs. CarrolFs Reception Thursday.
Mrs. John NJ. Carroll of University
Venue issued invitations today for
u reception on Thursday afternoon
from $3.50 to $3.50 o'clock whichc will
be given as an honor to her house
guests, Mrs. Mary Carroll, Mrs. An
ME Scanlon and Miss Rose Carroll Of
Saratoga Springs, n. V, Mrs. Charles
j. Kane Of Minot and Miss Fanny Da-
Wis OF Kelvin. Mont.
Returns to Eastern University.
Miss Verna Brown, who has spent
the summer here as the delightful
guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. V. c. Brown, at their home on
Gertrude avenue, has decided to take
advanced work in her musical studies
and leaves this evening to enter the
University of Illinois at Champaign.
Miss Brown graduated from the uni
versity in June and has made a great
many warm friends during her visit
here who will wish her continued sue
cess in her studies.
Mrs. DensmOre Home.
Mrs. E. j. Densmore returned home
last evening after enjoying a three
weeks visit away. She first visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. kidder
at New Richmond, Wis.,. and then
came to St. Paul where her brother
and his wife entertained her for a
week. She had a delightful time and
assisted her parents with their pack
ing so that they will be ready to
come to Grand Forks to reside just as
soon as she and Mr.. Densmore are
settled in their new home on South
Fourth street which Mr.. Densmore
has just recently purchased. 1t will
not be vacated, however. until Novem-
Der l and Mr.. and Mrs. Kidder will
visit until that time in New Rich
mond and st. Paul.
Mrs. Jackson's Reception Tea.
Mrs. Raymond A. Jackson received
this afternoon at her Vernon avenue
home in honor of her mother, Mrs.
James H. Bosard, who has been her
delightful guest for several weeks
and a company of 200 ladies were
favored with invitations to the pref
ty function. The compliment took the
form Of a reception tea. the hours
being from 3 to 6 o'clock, and was
one Of the most exquisitely appointed
large parties of the autumn season.
Mrs. Jackson added to the beauty and
charm of her large living DON with
floral decorations carried out in the
soft yellow color tones while her din
ing room was done in white with the
choicest flowers of the season..
Little Miss Virginia Booker waited
on the door and in the living room
where the hostess and her honored
guest received the assisting ladies
WIZ AAS AAoSS II. odl66, MIS. AL.
drew A. Bruce. Mrs. Theodore Elton,
and Mrs. Thomas Campbell Of Pasa-
dena, Cal. In the dining room Mrs.
Guy c. H. Corliss, Mrs. Herman
Wolff and Mrs. j. G. Hamilton poured
while the serving was graciously
cared for by Mrs. Harold W. Whit
comb, Mrs. W1lfred R. vanderhoef,
Mrs. Thomas Corrigan, Miss Helen
Hamilton, Miss Elsie Wolff and Miss
Mildred Corliss.
Mildred Browns Birthday Party.
Mrs. William H. Brown is giving a
handsome children's party this aft
ernoon and evening in honor Of the
ninth birthday anniversary Of her lit
tie daughter, Miss Mildred. The hours
are from 5 to 8 o'clock and at the
close Of the merriment the children
are to be guests at the christening
of Mr.. and Mrs. Browns baby boy.
He is to be given the name Of Ken
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