The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-30
Beautiful Dinner Party Tonight.

n dinner to be given this venin
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinnie in hon
or of their daughter. Miss Vivian. will
be one OF the most eXquisltely appoint
ed social functions ever attended by
the younger set. Mr.. and Mrs. DIM
ME will receive at their Fourth street
home and the dinner will be served at
I o'clock. The dining room decora-
tons will be superbly carried IL in
red with liberty roses as the predom-
mating flower and at each place with
the rose place cards will be corsage
buttoriers for the gentlemen. Green
cry will be used throughout the house
and after the dinner service OF eight
courses coffee will be served in the
living room. Miss Ruth Smith will at
tend the door and the dinner will be
served 10y Mrs. Robert H. Mccoy. Mrs.
Fred Smith. Mrs. Mott Stanchfeld,
j.. Blackburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinnie will preside at
the dinner II places will be set for
their daughter. Miss Vivian, Miss Tenn
pie Irwin, Miss Gretchen O%eschger.
Miss Lola Peterson. Miss Ethel Harris,
Miss Genevieve Meacham. Miss Pearl
Monroe. Miss Geraldine jacob, Joe
Grout of Winchester, ILL.,, Louis Muir
ply, Theodore Wells, Howard Maher.
VIII EdCOu. SldIGlCe Clheu, James
Kennedy and Arthur Netcher.
Mrs. Drceland Hostess Today.
Mrs. B. Dreeland gave a small but
very pretty party this afternoon to
honor Mrs. Harold Lamming's sister.
Mrs. Reno L. Hayford of Minneapolis.
who is her guest. She entertained at
her University avenue home and had
enough guests for -four tables at
bridge. Her rooms were made frag-
rant and summertime with vases of
and at the close of the game the ia
bles were spread for a delicious lunch
con service. Mrs. G. r. tombstone and
Mrs. NJ. Curran assisted in serving and
another guest from out of town was
| Mrs. Frank Ward of Fergus Falls.
Mimi. who is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Thomas Berge. Mrs. Dreeland
gave a pretty gift as a prize for the
high score in the 4 cara + game
Guests Left Today.
Mrs. P. Mc1nerney and her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Mc1nerney. of
Livingston, Mont, who have been en-
tertained for the past several weeks
as charming guests at the home OF
Mrs .McInerney's son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mc1nerney
Of South Fourth street. left today
noon to return to their home. They
here and have enjoyed their visit to
the extreme. They will be accompan-
led as far as Dickinson by Mrs. Annie
| McKiever Of that city, a cousin of
| Mrs. J.. H. Mc1nerney. who has been
here for the past week. She also Wis
| tied her son. Leo, who is employed
at the Great Northern.
Losers Will Entertain.
A membership contest in the inter-
mediate grades of the Methodist Sum
day school of which Mrs. Weight is
| superintendent vas brought to a close
yesterday with John H. Moore's boys
class and Mrs. D. A. McLeod's girls
class as the winners. The losers were
Miss Olga Kroll's girls class and Roy
Christie's boys class and 1t falls to
have accepted their defeat gracious.v
ar.l next Friday evening will be hosts
and hostesses at a Halloween party
for the victorious members. The girls
| will dress as ghosts and the fun vii!
be provided in the church basement.
To Locate at Santa Barbara.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Borgerson Of
Egeland have issued invitations to
the marriage of their daughter, Agnes
loretta, to William H. Bessire, also
Of that city and the date for the hap
py event is Wednesday, December
/. The young couple will leave Inn
mediately for the west and will es-
tablish their future home at Santa
Barbara, CAL. Mr.. Bessire having re-
Gently disposed of all his interests In
this state.
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MOtored From Forest River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Chamberlain and
Mrs. Chamberlain's mother, Mrs. ]. B
Mozette, motored in from Forest Rivel
yesterday. bringing Mrs. Mozette
home after a several weeks visit with
her two ms at that place. The rest
of the party returned home last even
ing.