The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-02-06
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EnrOute Home from Cities.
Mrs. H. A. Ball of Grafton passed
through the city Saturday evening on
her home from Minneapolis where
she has been visiting with friends for
the past three weeks. While there
she attended the eighty-seventh birth
day anniversary Of an old friend.
Entertain On Thursday.
Mrs. G.. J. Murphy and Mrs. j. B.
Wineman have issued invitations for
a tea on Thursday afternoon and will
entertain at the home Of Mrs. MUIR
ply on Reeves avenue.
Royal Neighbors Dance.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
social dance next Thursday evening
at the Empire hall after the. regular
meeting. There will be good music
and supper service and all friends
of the order are invited.
Mrs. Collins Very Poorly.
Grand Forks friends Of Mrs. James
Collins, wife Of Representative Col
Inns. will hear with regret Of her fail
ure to recover from her recent Sc
we're illness. Friday evening she was
removed from the hospital in Bis
marck and accompanied by Mr. Col
Inns taken to the Riggs sanitorium in
ST. Paul where it is hoped she may
soon regain her health and strength
The three children who had also
gone to Bismarck to remain durine
the assembly session have returned
home and will re-enter school here.
Entertained Club Today.
Mrs. Frank Griffin was this after
Moons hostess to the members Of the
Entire Nous club and entertained al
her apartments in the New Hampshire
block. The club is still engaged in
the study Of Dante and today began
the reading and self Interpretation OF
the "Purgatorio." Each member took
part In the discussion by reading
three or four cantos and giving the
Interpretation in her own words.
Mrs. Griffin served dainty refresh.
ments at the close of the study hour
and Mrs. A. e. Logan was chosen
hostess for next week.
Surprise Party for Guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pickett gave
q delightful surprise party at their
home on North Fourth street Satur.
day evening In honor of their nephew
Charles Gauthier who is their guest
from st. Paul. Eighteen young PEG.
pie made up the company and pro.
gram Of games and music made the
evening pass most delightfully."-. The
guests were Misses Frances Mar
coux, Vina Burke. Olive Leonard, Ell.
sic Anderson. Lillian st. Lawrence
Gladys Stone. Emma Quill, Mabel
Bechtel. Gertrude Pickett and
Messrs. Roy Moore. Ray Walker, Carl
Stout, Ross Mcintosh, Ralph Foote
Nelson Hauch. w. Bachand and
Charles Pickett.
Handsome Party at Grafton.
Saturday afternoon Grafton society
enjoyed an unusually pretty social
function given by Mrs. George Nc.
Cabe. Forty ladies were favored
with invitations and the NIcCabe
hame was made attractive, fragrant
and inviting with large vases OF
American beauty roses, red and white
carnations and sprays of smilax and
tern. After being received at the
door by the hostess the guests were
taken to the dining room where tea
and the delicious cakes were served
by a bevy of young girls, Misses
Lucille Sprague. Jean Fraser, Verna
Reyleck and Jessie Baer, and then
tables were arranged for 800" and
the spirited game continued until
4:SO o'clock. Mrs. A. McConville held
the high score and was awarded with
sterling spoon. A buffet luncheon
served in the dining room completed
the pleasure an dthe same four
young ladies presided over the sery.
ice
Played Norwegian Whist.
The most delightful gathering the
ladies of the Monday Bridge club
have enjoyed this season was on Sat.
urday evening when they with their
husbands as special guests were en-.
tertained at the home of DR., and Mrs
l. l.. Eckman on South Fourth street
The hostesses of the evening were
Mesdames Eckman, Charles Bartles
H. F. Payne and c. e. Lazier and the
game was Norwegian whist Six
tables were filled and at the close OF
the interesting contest Mrs. Lazie1
held the high score for the ladies and
Eugene Lovejoy carried of the gen.
tleman's honors. Handsome prizes
were given and then the tables were
cleared for the refreshment service
which was delicious and bountiful.
This afternoon the regular meetina
of the Bridge club was held at the
home Of Mrs. c. C. Finch in the Din.
ME apartments and the ladies had
the usual jolly game with a delecta.
BILE luncheon at the close.
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