The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-24
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\ Handsome Evening Party.

\. Handsome Evening Party.
a charming company of sixty guests
gathered last evening at the spacious
a. Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn.
as q. johnson at University Place and
were entertained in a n that for
its thorough enjoyment will he re-
membered for Il long time. The Young
or members Of tho university faculty
were favored with invitations and the
pleasure was cards. tho tables sutli-
cient TO accommodate the large com.
pany completely filling both the upper
in pink and green and carried out
with ~streaners. loops and twinings of
crepe paper in those delicate shades
so much admired by a university con.
panH. The stair railing was twtned,
the arches were hung in graceful loops
aud from the prettily shaded chande-
Tiers to the corners of the various
opted effect. The same tones pre-
vailed in the delectahle two course
rsfreshnent service at the close Of the
game and the assisting ladies we're
Mrs. j. w. Wilkerson. Mrs. a. G.. Har-
grave. Miss Margaret Fawcett and
Miss Minnie Barnett.
The evenings game was 800" aud
the progressions kept the company
changing from the parlor on the first
ture that added much merriment. No
prizes were given for the scores. The
invited guest list included DR.. and Mrs.
i. 4. Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Erannon. Dean and Mrs. c. II. Crouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hargraves. Mr..
and Mrs. P. Z. Henwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Never Jacobstein. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
II. Koch, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Spence.
Mr.; and Mrs. E. 3: Stephenson. Mr..
Mrs, w q. Bek. Miss Flora Balch.
Miss Marcia Bisbee. Miss Mary Black.
Miss Edith Bosard. Miss Margaret
Gable, Miss Bertha 1rdman. Miss
Rutheda Hunt. Miss Ruth Wintermute,
Miss Louise Marclay, Miss Esther Pike.
Miss Daisy Is. Treen. Miss C'ornelia
White. Miss Ada Schmidt. Miss Eta
Allison. Miss Ricketts,, Miss CAROLYN
Salisbury. Miss Grace Lane. Miss AL
mira Jewett. Miss Adams. Miss Selma
Steinfort, Miss Margaret Fawcett. Miss
Minnie Barnett. DIR. D. l.. Dunlap, H.
". paudt. E. c. Griess. W. F. Harness,
II. f. Hitchcock. Tasso Lindsay. II.
A. McAllister. w. w. Norton. S. r..
Rhodes. j. A. Taylor. j. D. Woods.
Carl Schmidt. Clarence w. Sumner.
W. H. Davis and F. g Jackson
Miss Erdman Hostess Today.
Miss Bertha Erdlman. head Of the
nurses training department at the
university. was u delightful hostess Of
this afternoon when she entertained
the members of the Graduate Nurses
association at Davis hall. Twenty
nurses responded to the invitation
and they were received III the Davis
parlor which had been made invit-
plants and greenery. Miss Erdman
provided a splendid musical program
for their entertainment. both vocal
and piano numbers being given by
Miss Edna Wanderer and Miss Mar.
garet Putnam, and the luncheon
course was served in the cafeteria
room Of the Commons. The hours
were from 8 to s o'clock and the
guests had one Of the happiest times
The guests included Miss Marie Mel.
son. Miss Mayberry. Miss Patterson.
Miss Long. Miss Louise Packebusch,
Miss Hoes Miss Klingle. Miss Cnger,
Miss Orr, Miss Minnie Traynor, Miss
Olson. Miss Mae McCulloch. Miss De-
Harven. Miss Anderson. Miss Thorc-
son and Miss Hanson.
Mrs. Carl Next Hostess.
The ladies of the O. A. ". club met
for their weekly gathering Yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gus
E;astland on Chestnut street and pass
ed the hours with the usual happiness.
Needlework kept their fingers busy
while they chatted and Mrs. Eastlund
served a dainty repast at the close.
Mrs. {. E. Carl will be the next hos
tess but there will be no meeting next
week on account of Thanksgiving. The
club members are Mrs. Eastland, Mrs
Carl. Mrs. Walter Adams. Mrs. T. II,
Crews. Mrs. Conrad Meyer and Mrs
John Verboncer.
Returns Home Monday.
Mrs. E. ]. Melloy of Prosser, Wash.
who has been a delightful guest at tn.
home OF her mother, Mrs. c. H. How,
ard Of Third avenue. for the past sew
eral weeks expects to leave for tn,
join her husband at Prosser and ther
proceed on to Spokane where Mr.. Nal
10y a engaged In business and wher,
they will make their home. AS a fare
we'll honor to her daughter Mrs. How
ard entertained Il small company in
formally yesterday afternoon and aft
er an hour at ~needlework and chattin,
d DullSl luIlCiloOH W6S served. MITE
Anderson and Mrs. johnson assisted
Miss Florence Robertson Here.
Miss Florence Robertson, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Robertson O
Minneapolis arrived yesterday moo,
from Winnipeg where she has becl
visiting for some weeks at the HON
Of her uncle, George Robertson, an,
Is the charming guest of Mrs. j. c
LeBeau. She will be here severa
days and this evening will be a CUES
at. Miss Sargent's dinner party an,
also at. the German club cotillio,
which follows.
Miss Sargent Gives Dinner.
This evening Miss Margaret Sargen
will give a Z o'clock dinner at tn
Reeves N home Of her parent
for a company of young people VIII
will afterward attend the Germa
clubs opening cotillion at the Daco
tab. Miss Sargent has chosen yello,
for e table decoration and cover
will be placed for Miss Florence Rob
. ertson of Minneapolis. Miss Clar
Wolff. Miss Martha Williams, Mi.
Sargent, Myron Jackson. Simon n
McCanna. Fred J. Brockhoff and Hal
old Mccoy.
Moving Into, New Home.
Attorney and Mrs. W. j. Mayer ar
moving today into their beautiful ne,
home which has just been complete
at 1874 Reeves avenue. The residenc
is one of the prettiest in that sectio
OF the city.