The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-28
Gave An Elegant Function.

One of the most perfectly appointed
alls given In this state for some time
vas the annual function df the Bis
,narck council Of the United CONNER
ity Friday evening. The following
account Is taken from the Bismarck
Tribune:
LAS an eminent social success the
annual ball given by the Bismarck
council of United Commercial Trav-
i elcrs fully equalled, If not surpassed.
all similar vents given IN II past.
more profuse than at any other time.
and was Il striking demonstration Of
what the Hoskins Floral company can
accomplish for such large social UNI
dertallings.
pink, white and yellow chrysan-
themums was the prevailing scheme
in decorations. while the walls We're
covered with southern s,nilax, with a
line of pockets containing chrysan-
themums on the walls around the
large floral bank.
"A rose was presented each lady and
a carnation to each gentleman as
they entered the hall, and the souvenir
given each lady was a miniature tray,
cling mans grip. made of leather and
Tiled with choice candies. with the
emblem of the organization and the
year embossed OH the outside.
AT midnight the merrymakers re-
paired to the large dining room of the
Mckenzie hotel where provisions had
been made by Mr.. and Mrs. f. q.
gathering at n time for the banquet
and long rows Of tables loaded with
only the choicest of toothsome viands
awaited the danccrs for their midnight
repast.
During the hour the banquet was
held enhancing piano music was fur
nished by Jack Shackleton. a pianist
who recently arrived here from Minne-
apolis. and his program of music was
Il delightful feature.
"~Steinbruck's seven piece orchestra
from Mandan supplied the music for
the dance and they were highly prais-
ed for an exceptional efforts.
"A generous supply of delicious
frappe was served and MIR. and Mrs.
Patterson were highly praised for the
splendid repast which was serve at
Hotel Mckenzie
Those of the travellers who made
up the committees which made his
event such Il complete success were:
a: r. Murray. Nat Prentice. H. T.
Z. NJ. Henry Hoist. ]. L. George. w.
Z. Morrison. while others not men,
bors OF any particular committee, saw
70 II that nothing was overlooked. and
that the pleasure of the evening was
not marred in any. particular"
Mrs. Rhode Entertained Today
The ladies Of the Eastern Star had
a jolly time this afternoon as guests
OF Mrs. Louis Rhode at her Belmont
avenue home. Mrs. A. L. Woods and
Mrs. John Hoffman We're the assist
ing hostesses and the afternoon was
passed with needlework, chatting and
the service Of tea and delectable
X at 5 O'Clock. The usual silver
collection was taken.
Miss Draeseke Home.
Miss Alice Draeseke, formerly Of
this city. returned Sunday venine to
her home in Fargo after enjoying al
seven weeks trip through the west.
she visited San Francisco, Los Angeles.
Salt Lake City. Denver and st. Paul.
New Residents Arrive
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson are welcome |
new residents In the city from Hayre.
Mont. Mr.. Benson coming to take a
position with the local Great North
ern offices. At present they are DOM
lclied at the Imperial but expect to |
soon De settled In a fiat or residence.
Return to Brandon Home.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Kline OIL
Man, completed their pleas
ant visit at h home of Mrs. Klinc's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clarke
OF the New Hampshire block, last ey-
enins and left for their hme. Mrs.
Kline has been here for the past three
weeks II her husband Joined her the
latter part of the week to accompany !
her home.
Visited Minot Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. J.. Scoield OF the |
Dinnie flats returned last evenine from |
Minor where they enjoved a pleasant
e Sunday visit az guests at the A.
r. Sc"feid and MCGEE homes. This
vas their first visit since their wedding
put they plan to spend the HOLIDAYS
in Minot.