The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-12
SOCIETY 49,; 49,: ~ a. : :; :: :
supper and Bridge for Bride.

supper and Bridge for Bride.
The handsomely appointed supper
party and evening at bridge given last
evening by Miss Mayme DcCamp and
Miss Lou Hall at Miss DeCamp's
home in the Dinnie block will be LONG
L. Cumming. for it was one of the
prctticst bridal functions e given in
This city. The delicious three-course
supper was served at ESQ o'clock with
covers placed for twenty-siN guests
and the assisting ladies were Mrs. S.
o. DeCa1np. Mrs. +. r. Hall. Mrs. Il.
W. fiough. Mrs. w. h. Woolsey and
Mrs. e. n. Barnes. At the conclusion
of the delectable repast the tables
were ar%ranged-for cards and Il spirited
game of bridge whist kept the girls IN
merry mood until near the midnight
hour. Mrs. w. c. Bulge was honored
with Il dainty trophy for holding the
highest score and Miss Cumming was
presented with Il beautiful GARDINER as
a guest prize.
The hostesses displayed most excel
taste in the decorations for their
pretty party and each guest expressed
her delight with fairy-lke enthusiasm
when ushcrcd into the bridal realm of
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in the dining room. parlor and re-
ception hall II these rooms were
hung with myriads of hearts in the
brilliant color and lighted With the
twinklinS glow OF prettily shaded cam
dies which We're set in golden holders
around the high plate rack and in large
ca%ndelabra or the tables. AT the large
round table in the dining room places
We're set for just the six members of
tho NJ u e1,IN Nit,1, trrl,,l,l %Ia
bride and her chair was tied with a
gorgeous bow of white silk ribbon tied
with Cupid hearts. The table was set
with cluny doilies and small club BAN
ners in the red and gold were before
each place. The dome of red and
gold. tringed with tiny hearts and the
centerpiece was a lovely basket of red
Red tapers burned in individ-
ual candlesticks and the heart shaped
wedding bells. The other guests
found places at five small tables. each
of which had for its centerpiece a
prettily shaded golden candlestick set
i'll a ring of hearts and name cards
the same as were used at the brides
table. The color scheme was carried
out in the courses OF the supper and
with the unique score cards
were passed for the bridge
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the artistic hosteSses II We're little
booklets of red with gold lettering
had for its charming adorn-
ment a Kodak picture of Miss Cum
ming and her tiance.
The evenings guest list included the
four club girls in addition to the
hostesses who also are NJ. G. RS.
Misses Mae and Cassie Cumming Ber-
that Templeton and Helen Hayes and
Mrs. w. c. Bulge. Mrs. H. G. Smell.
Mrs. Harold Pond. Mrs. William Piano.
vitz and Misses Selma Hassell, Eliza
beth Dekay. Winifred Graves, Eliza
beth Panovitz. Martha and Kittte Viii
Mabel Collins. Clara and Elsie
Wolff. Charlotte Black. Clara Hale.
Avice Wright. Edith Crawford, Mar
Sargent. Ethel Darlington and
fireman.
Rally Social Committees.
That the rally social to be held in
the Baptist church parlors Friday
evening under the auspices Of the So
cociety and the Baptist Young Peo-
pies union for the purpose of bring
ing together the young and old of the
and the students of the
universities and colleges will be one
of the jolliest affairs ever given in
this city is assured from the names
appear on the several important
committees The social is to begin at
S o'clock and the specially invited
guests are the young people of the
and university who have come
to the city as strangers and have not
yet chosen a church home.
All plans for the event are COM
pleted and the program is to be FUR
nished by the 3. Y. P. U. The guests
as they arrive will be greeted BY the
ushers. Miss Barbara Henry, Miss
Skinner, Miss Winifred Nell
son and Tom Woods. Miss Grace Car
ter will be the announcer and in the
receiving line will be Rev. and Mrs.
F. W. Walker Pugh. Mr. and Mrs. H.
4: Geist, Georges Buckingham. Miss
Viola Cooper and Miss Lillian Paul
son. The hosts and h~ostesses in the
parlors will be Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Chance, Will o. Woods, Miss Ruth
Wentz, Miss Emma Wen,z, Misses
May and Ella Hewitson and those in
charge Of the games will be Miss Jen-
ME Buckingham, Mrs. c.. H. Crouch
and Mrs. Harry Randall.
The refreshments are to be served
In a very noval manner and the vari-
GUS booths will he exceedingly attrac-
tive. The girls of Miss Jane Smiths
0OA>oo SAoSS VIII NC COSIuII16Q as
japanese maids and will serve tea in
a Japanese bower. They will be as.
sisted by Mrs. P. Grumiller. Mrs. N.
G. Benner's class. the Cleaners, will
serve coffee in the back parlor and
assistants will be Mrs. Loughlin
and Mrs. Currie. The knights of
Gideon who are the boys Of Mr..
Winslow's class will serve popcorn and
apples and will be assisted by Mrs. w.
g Pa0o or1 NT~e Wy r.--- =
Spokane.
The get acquainted grand march at
the opening Of the program is to be
a feature of the evening and will be
a parade all through the church
building. The guests will be arranged
In groups Of ten and as they pass
through the basement they will stop
to play some clever games arranged
by those in charge and then yet a
new partner before continuing the
march.
Known by Their Husbands.
In a column with the novel heading.
BY Their Husbands Ye Shall Know
them" the Devils Lake World makes
on several Of the club wom-
en- attending the state federation
meeting and the following excerpts
will be Of interest to local people:
MRS. F. L. McVey, wife Of Presi-
dent McVey Of the University Of North
Dakota, Is one Of the prominent dele
gates In attendance. OF the Grand
Forks club she is one of the
leaders and of great help to the fed
GRAFTON meeting. Mrs. McVey is the
wife Of President McVey whose talks
have been SO enjoyed by the organi-
cations he has favored since he came
to the state. He has been on of the
most influential powers in the state in
civic improvement and will undoubt-