The evening times., 1911-03-20
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Added Another Link.
PHoNDs
DAY
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The chain Of entertaining for the
Zion Lutheran church continues and
another link was added Saturday
when Mrs. Hans Anderson entertain
ed a company Of twenty ladies'
First Harem Skirt Order.
Paris has little over Grand Forks
when it comes to the adoption of the
latest styles in women's dress This
was proven this morning when the
first order for harem skirt, the first
in the city and very probably the
first in the state, was given by a
Grand Forks lady. Mrs. L. R. Walk
er, dressmaker and modiste. residing
at 1908 International avenue has the
order and will turn the gown out in
less than two weeks. Mrs. Walker
declined to give the name Of the party
but says she will be seen at the
Easter parties and her gown will be
the most stunning ever seen in Grand
Forks. 1t is to be q strictly party
gown, made of a soft, thin wool ma
terial, and though It will not follow
the extreme harem lines. it will be
an ultra fashionable creation which
will attract the eyes Of all admirers
of handsome dress.
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Farewell Party Saturday.
The Office force Of the Iuternation-
al Harvester company gave Mr.. and
Mrs. F. J. Pineo a delightful surpise
Saturday evening when they gather
ed at their home on South Fourth
street to tender them farewell hon
or before their departure for Bran
don. Man. which will be their future
home after April 20. The guests
presented Mrs. Pineo with a beauti-
full cut glass water set aud Mr.. Pineo
was remembered with a handsome
| leather travelling bag which will al
ways be happy reminders Of the good
friends they have made during their
residence in Grand Forks.
After an hour or two of social Wis
iting the party repaired to the dairy
lunch where a dainty repast was
served. the guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
F. ]. Pineo. Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Cory,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.. Greer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto w. Acker. Misses Clara
Christianson, Ida Ulven and Ina
sherva and Messrs. Albert Nelson,
Otto Kass and G. J. Boardson.
Hume Bacon's Birthday Dinner.
Mrs. F. G. Bacon gave a dinner Sat-
urday evening at her home in the
Dinnie block for her son, Hume, that
proved to be the most exquisitely ap-
pointed st. Patrick's function the
younger set has enjoyed for many a
season. The day was Hume's seven
teenth birthday anniversary and for
this reason Mrs. Bacon carried out
all the appointments In the hand
soonest manner possible and to honor
the Irish season chose green and
white for her color scheme.
| The large table was set in the din.
ing room and In its adornment there
was everything to remind the guests
Of Irish folklore. A pen of little
green piggies brought to mind. the
old rhyme. they kept the pig in the
parlor," little green shamrocks and
clay pipes adorned the place cards
green tapers burned at each place
from dainty green and white rose cups
and at either end Of the table in Gun.
ming green baskets were delicious
candies and CONNECTIONS further car.
rying out the color scheme A bowl
Of fragrant tinted carnations made 8
lovely floral centerpieee, while traces
Of green fern against the snowy lin.
en- was very effective. Large white
candles burned in two large brass
candle sticks and in all the course.
the decorative colors prevailed.
u The dinner was served at 6:3t
o'clock, Mrs. Bacon being assisted b,
Mrs. Harry Smell and Mrs. julius Ba
oon and fho 1oef oouroo u,oo a 10
licious birthday cake which the girl,
Of the party brought as gift to theil
host. The evening was merrill.
passed with music and social enter
j, tainment and the party of guests in
cluded Misses Ada Bulge, Madelin,
} Turner, Ruth Rex, Ella Opsahl, Wini
fred streeter. Grace Brynjolfson ant
Lillian Fairchild and NIessrs. jim