The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-25
SOCIETY
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Robinson and Clara Sullivan: Messrs
George Gregor. Joe SINNERS. Jr., Os
1lraith. Helmer Halvorson. Bjoreui
Roisland. Horace Curtiss. Roy Benson
Herbert Nash. Harold Culliton. Ralph
> Ensign. VIM. Greenwood. Lloyd Fair.
field. Harlan Rye, Olger Paloseth
Hugh Morrison. E. A. Branson. Olive,
C~harbouneau. Hector McLain. James
Kelley. William Greenwood. Harold
Ilraith. Bjorguf Roisland. James Cul.
liton. Oscar Hoye. Emil Moe, Joe Nc.
Cam. Clarence Reiton. Joe Simmer,
James O'Leary. Lloyd Fairfield. Jack
Seel. Herbert Wilcox. Alfred Henk,
Arthur Gemberling. George Gregor.
Handsome Stag Dinner Tonight.
Arthur s. pinnie will be Il host of
this evening and the pleasure will be
O'Clock in celebration of his birth
day anniversary. The appointments
of the happy affair have been arrang-
ed by Mrs. Dinnie and she has chos.
ell red and green for her house deco
rations. Covers for sixteen will be
arranged at two large tables. one in
the dining room and the other in the
for a centerpiece a basket of magni-
ficent American beauty roses and the
snowy damask will he edged with
sprays of smilax. Either end of the
dining table will be adorned with
a bunch of the lovely red roses ar
ranged in tall crystal vases and ropes
of smilaH forming a bridge will COM
piete the novel scheme for this room,
Place cards will bear verses appro-
pirate to each guest and Mrs. Din
ME Will be assisted in the service of
the seven curse repast by Mrs. John
pinnie and her daughters. Misses Pearl
and Alice.
a smoker and evening at cards will
follow the dinner and the guests will
be Messrs. Bud A~brahamsen. Ike
Thompson. Eddie johnson. DR.. l.. P.
Colborn. Harry Gotham. Charles Ryan,
Thomas Collins. Albert Collins. D. W.
Mckenzie. ]. c. Sheppard. Robert
Green. j. D.. Taylor. Gordon Gray and
Will Morrow.
To Winter in Los Angeles.
Mrs. W. H. Schuyler Of North Fifth
street. who has been in failing health
coming winter in Los Angeles. Calf.
and expects to leave about December
1. Mi. Schuyler and daughter. Mar
garet. and Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Haspel
Of Detroit. Mimi. will accompany them
on the trip and they will remain away
until the return of the warm wealth.
er.
|. AS a farewell honor to Mrs. SCHUYLER
before her departure. the ladies of the
Pythian Sisters lodge gave her a
pleasant surprise when they gathered
at her home to spend the afternoon.
They brought some. beautiful cut flow.
ers with them as we'll as dainties for
a delicious lunch and after enjoying
a happy visit, the dining room was pre-
pared for the feast. The flowers
adorned the table and it was a late
a close.
Jolly sleighride Party.
The teachers Of the intermediate de.
partment Of the Methodist Sunday
school gave the children under their
charge a sleighride last evening and If
noise is n proof Of the fun that was
over abundance Of it. Thirty-f9e boys
and girls met at the church at s
O'Clock and the ride continued until
10 o'clock. The teachers and older
folks who accompanied the party were
Mrs. sFoight. Miss Olga KrolE Miss
Esther Sims. Miss Eva Poupore. Miss
Lulu Reading. Miss Margaret Hoff-
John Moore.
Honored Miss Moss Birthday.
l., The Y. W. c. A. dormitory girls
onored the occasion of Miss Bessie
Shelton Moss birthday last evening by
giving a sleishride and the party prov
ed a thoroughly happy one. Twenty
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Palmer. h general secretary, started
out at 1880 o'clock and after driving
until the air became Just a little too
frosty they repaired to the home Of
Dean and Mrs. E.. j. Babcock at Uni.
Herslty Place and enjoyed a hot oyster
stew.
Sunday Vesper Service.
The Sunday vesper service at the
!. W.; =. A: Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock will be a Thanksgiving prayer
hour and Miss Clara struble viii
speak: Special music will be a solo
by Miss Claire Judge and the usual
social hour n tea will follow. The
Helen Gould club will meet at 3
o'clock Sunday and if there are any
young women who would like to join
at this time they will be welcomed.
Eastern Star Tea Tuesday.
MRS. Louis Rohde invites the mem.
beEs of h Eastern Star to her home
500 avenue. for the silver tea
gathering next week and the meeting
VIII be held Tuesday afternoon from
3 to B o'clock. Mrs. Rohde will be
assisted by Mrs. A. L. Woods and Mrs,
John Hoffman and all members of
the Eastern Star. whether affiliated
with the local chapter or not are cor.
daily invited.
Miss Robertson Hostess.
the girls Of the @. A. T. club this aft.
ernoon at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
=. r. Robertson at Wesley Place, and
the members. spent a happy time as
they busted themselves on dainty
needlework for their Christmas gifts
and chatted merrily. The work hour
was concluded with a dainty refresh.
ment course by Mrs. Robertson in the
dining DON
Miss Mcconnell to Wed.
i. A wedding of interest to take place
! n this city next Wednesday will be
that II Miss Agnes Isabel Mcconnell
Charles Earl Baeker of Cavalier.
n young couple are we'll known and
extend congratulations. They. will
make their future home at Cavalier
and Will be at home after Jan, 1. 1912
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Fruit Shower For Teachers.
A company Of nineteen teachers
from the Roosevelt and Winship
schools gave Mrs. A. L. Wallace who
IS spending the winter here with her
daughter. Miss Gertrude, a fruit show
er yesterday afternoon and the deli
ctous sweets will be thoroughly enjoy.
ed by the quintet of teachers who are
en5oying housekeeping at their Walnut
street home.