The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-05

and her little daughter. Miss Doro-
thy. who have been pleasant guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Fair
child for the past three weeks. leave
this evening for Minneapolis. They
will visit friends there for Il short time
before leaving for the west.
Miss Lewis Here for Play.
Miss Mildred Lewis of Neche. one of
the well known graduate nurses Of
ST. Michael's hospital. came in We'd
nesday evening to hear The Love
Tales of Hoffman" al the Metropoli-
tan and to attend the knights of Co.
lumbus dance. She returned home
this morning.
Left for New Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Casey of Grafton
who have been receiving so much So
cial attention in their home city for
the PAST several weeks have taken
their departure for their new home
at Dickinson and will he much missed
by Grafton's club and social circles.
Mrs. Casey is Il very prominent club
woman and always takes a prominent
rart in the state federation gather
ings.
Masonic Dances Soon.
The Masonic committee on social af-
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winters season of gaiety and proba-
bly, will arrange for the first dance
about Halloween. The years program
undoubtedly will not be made up until
some time in November but the usual
jolly times nay be expected by the
members. The three or fou formal
affairs of the year. the opening, the
annual. the Easter and the Shrine
balls. will be more elegant thar ever
before.
To Accommodate Afternoon Visitors.
The board of directors of the V. W.
c.. a. wish to that those
of the public who will be unable to
visit the new association building on
the occasion of open house on Friday
evening because of other engagements
may call during the afternoon and
the secretaries will be glad to show
them through the new home. This
decision vas made late on account
of the several other social attractions
on the evening set for open house
night.
NOrdica to Sing at Breaking.
Nine. Lillian Nordica has been in
tied by the Pan-American exposition
committee in an Francisco to take
part in the ceremonies incidental to
the breaking of ground for the expo
sition, on October IA, by President
Taft. She is asked to sing a verse
of america" just as President Taft
starts the work of preparing the tx
position grounds by turning over the
first bit of earth with a silver spade.
AS Nordica's manager. Frederic Ship
man. has arranged her Pacific coast
tour SO that she will be in San Fran
cisco when the ground is broken, the
diva has wired her pleasure at accept
ins the invitation.
Misses Wilder Leave Tonight.
Miss Pink Wilder came in from the
summer home at Maple Lake yester-
day and this evening, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Inez Wilder, she leaves
for the coast states to spend the win
ter. The girls have planned Il de-
lightful trip and expect to be Joined
by their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L,
Wilder. some time in November. They
will first visit for some time in Spo-
kane. Seattle and Portland and will
then go south to San Francisco and
Santa Rosa in California where they
will remain until their parents arrive.
The family will then travel through
southern California and return home
in the lat spring by some southern
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder came in from
Maple Lake last evening but will re-
turn to their cottage in a few days
to remain until ready for their winters
trip.