The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-27
Home from Milwaukee.

Home from Milwaukee.
Mrs. NJ. Stanchfield and Mrs. w. d.
Russell with her son, Master George.
are at home again after enjoying a
trip to Milwaukee.
Vacation In Minneapolis.
Miss Anna Anderson, the genial
saleslady at China hall, has been
granted six weeks vacation and
she left today noon to enjoy the rest
at the home of her sister In Mime
apolis.
Returned to Minneapolis.
Mrs. G. H. Ruth who has been the
delightful guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Hetherington, at her home in the
Spriggs block for the past several
days returned yesterday to her home
in Minneapolis.
Dancing Party Tonight.
An event Of unusual interest in
university social circles will be the
dance this evening to be given at
the gymnasium by DIR. D. l.. Dunlap,
John D. Woods and w. Harness. The
younger people Of the faculty have
been invited and a happy time is an
ticipated.
Knights Of Pythias Dance.
The Knights Of Pythias will enter
tain this evening at Pythian castle
with an informal dance for members
and their friends. Halls orchestra
will play and the LADIES' will serve
nice lunch. The knights promise q
good time and all who have been ia
vored with invitations should attend.
Attended Crookston Party.
The Crookston council of the
Knights of Columbus gave an inform
al dance last evening and party of
young people from this city who at
tended included Misses Myrtle Lind
berg, Mary Lane, Leone Cory and
Mary Reynolds and Messrs. Walter
Cory, Archie McKinnon, Frank Bris-
Ian and Leo Biggs.
Go to Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nisbet will prob
ably be the first Grand Forks set
tiers at Grand Forks Bay, Lake Be-
midi. where so many local people
spend their summers. With their
two children they will leave Satur-
day morning and Mr.. Nisbet will re-
main long enough to see the family
cozily settled.
Thomas Nisbet went out yesterday
and Mrs. Nisbet will join him in a
week or two.
Gave Faculty Dinner.
Dean Ella NJ. Fulton and Miss
Christine H. Boyson entertained last
evening at Miss Fulton's apartments
in Davis hall at the university with
prettily appointed dinner to which
seventeen members Of the university
faculty were favored with invitations.
Both ladies and gentlemen made up
the merry company and in the serv-
Ice OF the delicious courses the hos
tesses were assisted by Miss Treen
and Miss Pike. The repast was serv-
ed at $50 o'clock and the guests re-
NAMED for the evening.
Back from Western Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Perkins and
two children. Miss Grace and Mas
ter George. reached home yesterday
after travelling since last December
in the west. They visited Spokane.
Seattle, Portland, cities in British
Columbia and also in California,
They have enjoyed every minute Of
their trip and have had good times
everywhere. Mrs. Perkins became III
on the train and went to the hospital
las soon as she reached the city. She
Is suffering an attack of pleurisy but
hopes to recover soon.
Silver Tea Party.
An Informal but delightful social
function this afternoon was the silver
tea given by Mrs. G. E. Mapes and Mrs.
NJ. E. Bye at Mrs. Mapes' home on
Cheyenne avenue for the benefit of
the Methodist Ladies' Aid society.
They invited a large company of
guests for 3 O'Clock and for their en-
tertainment provided series of guess
ing contests and games which proved
most amusing.
Dainty refreshments were enjoyed
at the close and the guests included
Mesdames Hanson, H. w. Sims, E. J.
Binnie. w. H. Tarling. R. E. Roberts,
Otto Acker, John Richmond, w. A.
Crazy. Aylesworth, White, j. NJ. Weir,
Theodore Rykken. w. A. James, C. E.
Shimmel, j. G. Black, e. M. Read, l..
Salvage, Deming, NJ Nordlund, and r.
T. Cady. Misses Laura Rykken, Susie
Kendrick, and Jennie Cheney.
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