The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-02-04

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quality.
Left for East.
Mrs. NJ. s. Titus of Mimic who has
been the pleasant guest of her SON.
tn-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
9. Bachelor, for the past day or two,
left last evening for French Lick
Springs. Ind. She will be away a
month or more and will visit relatives
In Ohio before her return.
Four Successful Women.
A new series Of talks to be deliver
ed at the Y. w. c. A. vesper services
at the library auditorium on Sunday
afternoons has just been announced
and the subject of the series is "Four
Successful Women" Miss Lyla Nc
Glynch gives the first one tomorrow
afternoon on "Helen -Kellar," Miss
Bertha Erdman will give the second
one February IL on Florence Night
ingale," Miss Louise Packebusch the
third on February L on "Jane
Adams" and Miss Mary Sutherland
the last on February 20 on "Helen
Could"
State Officers Ball.
Handsomely engraved invitations
have just been issued for another
fashionable social function to be
given In honor Of the legislators and
other visitors in Bismarck during the
assembly session. It will be recep-
ton and ball at the armory next
Thursday evening, February 9, and
the hosts and hostesses are Supreme
Judge and Mrs. C. ]. Fisk, Superin-
tendent of Public instruction and
Mrs. e. j. Taylor, State Auditor and
Mrs. D. X. Brightbill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Orr.
Annual High School Prom.
The annual junior prom of the East
Grand Forks high school was the So
cial event that attracted the attention
of all that city's society last evening.
The spacious Giles hall was beautiful
~ decorated in the junior colors for
the occasion and thirty COUPLES of the
city's youth and beauty danced from
9 o'clock until midnight.
Every appointment of the function
was perfectly carried out, the music
was inspiring. the floor waxed to a
nicely and the banquet served at the
close elegant to the extreme.
Mrs. Dow Hostess.
Mrs. j. Neal Dow gathered small
company of the ladies Of the house
and few others at her apartments
at the Hotel Dacotah this afternoon
and entertained informally with Mrs.
George Everhart of Fargo as guest of
honor. Mrs. Everhart is up to spend
q few days as the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. G. Massie, and Mrs. Dow
invited her guests in to meet her and
to spend the afternoon at needle
work. The pleasure was completed
with a dainty luncheon service and
the hostess was assisted by Mrs. NJ.
G. Bachelor, Mrs. c. e. Rosseth and
Mrs. j. F. Bacon.
! Home for Recess.
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page who has
spent the past month at Bismarck ar
rived home this morning to enjoy the
three days recess rest at home. Mrs.
. Page is thoroughly enjoying capital
city life but is just about as busy as
the busiest of them. She is efficient
ly performing the duties of a senate
clerkship, doing some newspaper
work, acting as official chaperone for
a bevy Of charming young girls at
the capitol and doing her share OF
keeping up the heated contest on
the woman's suffrage bill.
Louise spriggs' Birthday.
Miss Louise Spriggs, little daughte,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Spriggs of
North Fifth street. celebrated her
eighth birthday today by entertaining
company of seven little girl friends
at the Grand matinee. Miss Irene
Cross was their chaperone and after
the performance they repaired to the
home of the hostess and were served
! with delicious birthday supper. The
. proverbial birthday cake and candles
was the center of attraction and COW
, ers were lad for Misses Gladys
O'Keefe. Hazel Chaffee, Alma Stewart
Dagny Hassell, Eeha Bendeke, Eliza
beth Black and Lorraine Jandria.
t Valuable Course for Women.
: The Y. w. G. A. has offered numer.
> Gus courses of exceptional value tc
. all women and girls but one that will
. surely be most eagerly grasped by
: every girl and woman in Grand
: Forks is that which begins Monday
} evening, February -. 1t is to be q
course of ten lessons on "First Aid
: to the Injured" and will be under the
l direction of Miss Bertha Erdman Of
: the trained nurses department at the
3 university. A text book will be used
. and the lectures will be delivered by
t both the physicians and trained nurs'
: es Of the city. The use Of an emer.
3 gency outfit will also be taught and
at the end of the course those max.
ing a certain percentage will be
awarded a joint certificate from the
National Red Cross society and the
National Young Women's Christian
association.
Those wishing to take up this i'm.
I portant and valuable course may send
their names in and meet at the asso.
citation building February IS at 7:3(
3 o'clock in the evening.
/ st. Agnes Guild Social.
Next Wednesday evening the young
ladies of st. Agnes Guild will give q
social at the parish hall that gives
l promise Of being quite the most ella
/ borate event of its kind ever given In