The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-23
Rose Party for Miss Thomas.

on Our Girls" and Stella Treacy on
Our Boys"
Rose Party for Miss Thomas.
Miss Helen Davies entertained a
company of young girls Saturday as
as. daughter OF DIR. and Mrs. George
s. Thomas who will he leaving soon
to spend the winter in California. She
invited the guests to her rooms in the
l.. X. Raymond home on Cottonwood
street and to give the honoree an idea
of the beauty of the state she is going
10 Miss Davies chose roses for her
decoration. These big pink blossoms
were everywhere and ever IN the re-
frcshments the rose idea was perfect
~ carried out. The fifteen girls in
Obliged in all sorts of merriment and
their charming hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Raymond, Miss Mabel Davies and
Miss Elizabeth Kelly.
Erucs, Rorkc Ho9 Il. Soon.
Phillip Rorke has gone east on an
extensive visiting trip and will make
y OF his first stops at Ottawa, ILL.,.
where his son. Ernest, is receiving
treatment at the tuhercular sani-
forum. Ernest has been gaining very
rapidly Of late and expects to he home
to eat THANKSGIVING dinner with the
home folks and to remain for the
winter.
Mr.. Rorke. however. plans to be
away about six weeks INC after short
visits with relatives in Minneapolis.
Chicago and points in Iowa he will
go on to eastern Canada. spending
ON time in and around Toronto. He
has Il great many places to visit and
when he has made the rounds he will
return home.
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To Winter in Colorado.
Mrs. James LouShridge Of Oska-
loosa, Iowa, who has been the delight
full guest of her daughter and her
husband. Prot. and Mrs Howard E.
Simpson, of Belmont avenue, for the
past few days. left last evening for
Grand Junction. Colo. where she will
enjoy the winter months. Prof. and
Mrs. Simpson are entertaining
Prof Simpsons parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. q. Simpson of Mount Vernon,
Iowa. who will spend several days
here before continuing on to Califor-
mia where they will pass the next
several months.
Received Eleven Prizes.
When Mrs. f.. O. Dickinson of Minot
was giving a large party at her home
saturday in honor of her mothers sew.
enty-third birthday anniversary an un.
usual coinciden: happened in the re.
reiving of a letter from Commissioner
Gilbreath Of Bismarck bringing the
news to Mrs. Dickinson's mother that
she had received eleven prizes for her
neediework exhibited at the industrial
exposition. The gifts will amount to
about $40 and the guests gave the
charming but aged honore reason to
feel justly proud of her success for
they congratulated her most heartily.
spoke Before Club.
When Mrs. j. n. Bosard was visit
ing in Devils Lake last week with Mrs.
II. e.. Mitchell she gave pleasure to
the members of the Shakespeare club
of that city by giving them a talk at
n of their interesting meetings. Mrs.
Bosard's subject was Alaska and she
spoke OF her real experiences and OBJ
.servations in that country where she
spent last winter with her daughter
and her husband. Major and Mrs.
Charles F~arnsworth. The Devils Lake
papers comment on the address as one
OF the most interesting the club men,
hers have heard in some time.
Sunday School Coucnii Meets.
The Baptist Sunday school council
Will hold its first meeting after the
long summers rest next Thursday
evening at s O'Clock at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Clark. sos
South Sixth street. and the hostesses
will be Mrs. Clark and Miss Barbara
Henry. The discussion will be led by
III. +. Winslow and his subject will be
plans and Specifications for the
Year"
Club Meets Tuesday.
The girls of the "?" club will meet
Tuesday evening this week and the
hcstesses will be Misses Martha and
Margaret Williams of Fourth avenue.
The meeting night was changed in
order that the girls might see Moth
cr." the attraction at the Metropoli-
tan this evening.
Married This Morning.
Tho wedding Of Miss Emma Dor
gan. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Dennis
borgan of this city, and Arthur B.
GreCoire took place this morning at
ST. Michael's Catholic church. the GER
emony n nuptial mass being per-
formed by the pastor. Monsignor ].
\. LemieuX.
To Have Florida Winter Home.
MIR. n Mrs. a. J.. Long. prom
inent residents of Finley. and their
daughter. Miss Maude Long. leave this
evening for Florida where they will
build Il winter home for use in the
future. They have property at Lynn
Haven where they will erect their cot
tage and though they will return to
North Dakota in April they expect to
spend no more winters here.
Invitations out To-Day.
The invitations for the knights of
Columbus Halloween dancing party
to be given Monday evening. October
80, were issued today. The party will
be given at the council club rooms in
the Metropolitan block with a dainty
supper service and music will be fur
nished by the Finley orchestra. This
perhaps will be III largest and most
formal Of any OF many Halloween
functions set for next week.