The evening times., 1911-02-17
Going to California.

Going to California.
Mrs. Walter A. Berry leaves this
evening for Los Angeles. Cal, where
she will enjoy six weeks visit with
relatives and friends. She will 60 by
way of Minneapolis and visit there
few days enroute.
Away On Months Visit.
Mrs. H. c. Finch has left for Spo-
kane, Wash, and Spirit Lake, Ida.
where she will enjoy a months visit
with relatives. At Spirit Lake she
will be entertained at the home OF
her sister.
Seal Robinson Going West.
Seal Robinson, son Of Mrs. q H.
Robinson, leaves Monday evening for
Lewiston. Ida, and will take up work
on a large fruit ranch. II the new
field proves to his liking he will To-
cate there permanently.
Mrs. Leggetts Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen arrived
last evening from Minot and are being
entertained as delightful guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leggett at their
home In the Dinnie aprtments. They
were among the guests at the Elk
party last evening and Mrs. Allen will
remain long enough to attend the
Masonic annual on February %. Mr..
Allen will return home Sunday even
ing, business duties necessitating his
early return.
Mrs. @. H. Parker who is also a
charming guest at the Leggett home
will complete her delightful visit
Monday and return to her home in
Minot.
Y. W. c. A. Entertainment.
For the purpose of raising funds
for the purchase Of bible reference
books for the Y. w. c. A. number of
the girls Of the association will pre-
sent the farce, Mrs. Jarley's Wax
Works." tonight at the library audi
torium. Mrs. James Elton will take
the part of Mrs. farley and the per-
Torrance will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
A splendid program of musical num-
bers and readings has also been ar
ranged and is as follows:
Piano solo-Miss Edith Whitman.
Vocal solo-Miss frankie Pineo.
Mandolin solo-Miss Pink Wilder.
Piano solo-Miss Leone Cory.
Reading-Miss Beatrice Johnstone.
Ethel Canniff Entertained,
Fargo Forum: Miss Ethel Canniff
entertained at a very pretty st. VAL
entine's party last evening in honor
of Miss Florence Elfred of St, Paul.
Twenty young people, were present
and enjoyed the evening greatly. The
evenings entertainment consisted of
contests ana games. Prizes
were Won by Williasa=,9lil lilson, Fern
Crothers and Bud Berner. At a con-
venient hour dainty luncheon was
served. The young men found their
ladies for supper in a very unique
manner. A large heart was hung in
an archway with the center cut out
in the shape Of a heart Alarge white
cloth was hung over this and the
young lady's profile @cast upon the
cloth. The young men guessed from
the shadow who the young lady was.
Mrs. VOLTS First Party.
Mrs. Sig Wolff gave a handsome
party this afternoon at her palatial
home on Belmont avenue as the first
OF a series, of functions she is giving
this week. Thirtytwo ladies were
favored with invitations and the pleas
ure provided was bridge whist. Gen.
enous lunches of fragrant yellow jon
quils in glistening bowls we're every
where about the rooms to enhance the
brightness of. the sunshine and those
same pretty color tones predominated
in the courses of the delicious lunch
con service which followed the game.
Mrs. F. F. Stokes. Mrs. George Will
der. Mrs. T. ]. Smith and Mrs. c. N.
Barnes were gracious assistants and
Mrs. E. G. Oakes Of Spokane was a
delightful out Of town guest.
Mrs. VOLTS second function will
be large reception to be given to-
morrow afternoon.
Paintings for the Capitol
All women Of the state and especi-
ally the club women are interested
in the effort of the Federation of the
Women's clubs to have placed in the
capitol building at Bismarck the
three magnificent Indian portraits
which were finished by the late Mar
garetha E. Heiser shortly before her
death. That this ambition may be
realized before the present session Of
the legislature adjourns Mrs. N. G..
Young of Fargo is now in Bismarck
taking the matter up with the legis-
lators. The Times correspondent
sends the following message from
that city:
Mrs. N. c. Young Of Fargo, presi-
dent Of the North Dakota Federation