The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-06

Visited at Melville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McDougall of
Minneapolis and their little daughter.
former we'll known residents OF this
city. a beer visiting for the past
week at Melville As guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. McDougall.
llonored In Fargo
Mrs. w. 8. Begg of this city and
spokane who is on her way home.
were given a pretty honor in Fargo
yesterday whea they were entertained
as Inner guests at the home Of MI.
and Mrs. NJ. n. Hatcher. former resi-
dents of this city.
Bismarrk's Delegation.
Bismarck will undoubtedly have the
largest delegation of representatives
at the Women's Federation meeting in
delegates from tour clubs there are
a number of the state officers resid-
ing in tina city. All the clubs have
elected and Mrs. c. c.. Root II !. NJ.
Cooper will represent the Fcrtntghtly.
DR.. I4aRoSe and Mrs. BodenStah. the
Monday club. Mrs. Andrew Miller and
Mrs. w. G. Taylor. the Mothers cluh
IN wis. TAeilSu ~ I III AAS
Current Events club.
The various officers who will so
from that city are Mrs. John Burke.
the governors wife. a member OF the
board OF directors. Mrs. E. ]. Taylor.
vice president for the Sixth district.
Mrs. Il. p. Quain. chairman of the
health committee. Mrs. NJ. c. Rudlong.
chairman of the legislative commit
tee. and Mrs. e. b. Goss. chairman OF
Sha an ,v-N,, o1v,,,,ittoo
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Luncheon Given ut tho Club.
Not for some time has Grand Forks
society enjoyed a larger or more
handsome social function than hat
given today at which the delightful
hostcsses were Mrs. Fred i. Goodman.
Mrs. Charles y. Greenleaf M Mrs.
tesses departed from the usual custom
of local society women n received
at the elegant rooms OF the CONNER
cial club which are so admirably
adapted TO the giving or la":e func-
lions and which We're made doubly
beautiful! in their decoration Of yellow
and white chosen for today's charming
party.
h pleasure was a luncheon at !
o'clock followed by an afternoon OF
bridge whist and a new game. Con-
versazione. which proved thoroughly
delightful to those of the guests who
do not play cards. The luncheon
tables were set in the spacious dining
room n were most inviting in their
snowy napery and lovely centerpieces
of white cosmos Carnations. %chrysan-
themunas and shaggy asters effectively
carried out the chosen color scheme
Of yellow and white. the beautiful
blossoms being arranged with artis-
tic taste in tall jars and large bowls
and placed about the room on table
and pedestal. The same flowers. used
in quantities. adorned the parlors and
reception hall.
The delicious luncheon was served
in five courses n the hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. George Wilder. Mrs.
G. r. Jacob. Mrs. E. F. Chandler,
Z. s. Stephenson. Mrs. j. r. Carley
and Mrs. H. w. Whitcomb while those
who assisted in caring for the pleasure
of the guests throughout the parlors
were Mrs. H. NJ. Wheeler. Mrs.
Charles Tenlpleton. Mrs. A. ]. Ladd.
Mrs. A. G. Leonard. Mrs. G. F. Ruedi-
ger. Mrs. -. Mulligan and Mrs. n. B.
Black.
A few guests from out of town who
We're favored with invitations were
unable to come but those in the city
who were numbered on the hostesses'
list included Mesdames S. H Ashley.
Fred Darlington. N. B. Black. Tracy
r. Bangs. Charles Bartles. A. ]. Beck
er. j. E. Boyle, c. N. Barnes, o. J.
Barnes, NJ. G. Bachelor. A. A.. Bruce,
a. s. Burrows. Sidney Clark. ]. r.
Carley. E. F: Chandler. r. D. Camp
bell. Louis Campbell. Thomas Camp
bell of Pasadena, Cal. Guy c. H. Cor
Hiss. T. S. Corrigan. J.. H. Bosard, A.
j. Douglass, c. S. Dow. George Duis,
J.. r. DeHemer. L. L. Eckman. James
Elton. August Eggers. T. B. Elton,
Fulton. c. c. Finch. H. B. Finch. w.
E. Fuller, Frank Gilby. c. c. Cow
ran. J. Grassick. H. .Germaine, Crit
fin. =. H. Carter: F. N. Hamlin Of
w. Hinze. R. NJ. Hugdahl. ]. S.
Hatcher. J.. @. Hamilton. E. Hoy. w.
L. Hoover. G. R. jacob. tombstone.
r. A. Jackson. Joseph Kennedy. w.
H.. Kelsey. King, E. S. Kneeland. A.
J. Ladd. A. G. Leonard. O.. G. Libby.
J.. c. LeBeau. William Leggett. F. l.
Lagerwa'l, W; R; Lasham; Eugene
W. H. Matthews. NJ. F. Murphy. c. J.
Murphy. Mcdonald. F. L. McVey. L.
w. Deichert. A. F. Madison, Miller,
]. Mix. T. Mulligan. c. s.. Marsden. NJ.
6. Olson. j. w. Ogren. P.,S. Peterson,
Peck. H. E. ayne. Perry. Louis
Rhode, Rasmussen. G. F. Ruediger,
Scott Rex. E. P. Robertson. NJ. E.
Stricken. j. w. Smith, T. j. Smith. E.
B. Stephenson. H. E. Simpson, NJ. G.
Stokesberry. Leslie Stinson. c. c.
Schmidt, F. F. Stokes. w. r. Wander.
hoef. A. H. Taylor. F. A. Taylor. C.
p. ~Trepanier. C.. F. Templeton. Samuel
Torgeson. Williams. w. L. Wilder,
George Wilder. A. A. Western. H. NJ.
Wheeler. A.. c. Wonderlick. H. L.
Withheld. H. w. Whitcomb. J.. B.
Wineman, Sig Wolff. Herman Wolff.
Woods. c. r. Winslow. Ross. j. H.
Rrettel!, B. ]. Spence. c. e. Rosseth.
J. NJ. O'Neale. George Gets. D. NJ.
Holmes. Amos Of Mayville, and F. S.
Duggan; Misses Helen Hamilton. NJ.
McCumber. Sue Maloney, Daisy B.
Trcen, Alice Iappan. Cordciia Hulburd
and Esther Pike.