The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-17
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scores Ss6tllcrcH TO say
Tho public reception given Friday
evening at the Y. NJ. Z. A. as a fare
we'll honor to Miss Florence Palmer,
the general secretary of the associa :
Mon who leaves mex Friday evening
to take up her new work in Louis
Vile. ny, gave opportunity to all to
say farewell and during the two hours
that men came and went Miss Pal
mer received cordial good wishes for
the same success and pleasure in her
new work AS has characterized all her
efforts in this city during the past
five years. The "a dne Of parting,
however, was hidden for those few
hours n the reception was made
a very happy gathering that will live
long in the memor Of Miss Palmer
after she has left the local association
and all its connections.
The association rooms put on a
festive air for this event. tho generos-
itN of the Wicker and johnson floral
compa MES making it possible. for
both contributed beautiful bouquets
and baskets OF fiowers. a gorgeous
basket of pink and white tulips tied
with n maline bow n vases of pink
Killarney roses adorned the main par
Tor and in the hall, where Miss Pal
mer greeted the callers, red carna
tons We're used. Pink carnations
y Y oSIN ~ ~ MA Pdt anu u
the dining room, where delicious frap-
pc and waters were served. yellow
ionqltls were the adjoining blossoms.
Mrs. +. S. Houghton n Mrs. f. j.
Lander assisted by several OF the as
ISOLATION girls presided in the dining
room and members of the board of
directors assisted in the other pleas
ures.
AT 9:15 o'clock Mrs. H.. H. Healy,
| rho nYnSi6nnf uf Tho nSSnriafinn call.
ed the company to the gymnasium
for a short program which consisted
Of short farewell addresses to Miss
Palmer. Mayor NJ. F. Murphy spoke
for the city. Rev. r. NJ. Mccoy for
the churches. Mrs. n. III. Healy for
the association directors M Miss
BESSIE Perry for tho association girls
n all lauded Miss Palmer for her
work in this city and wished her
continued success in the future. Tho
program was opened and closed with
violin solos by Miss Josephine Curtis.
Miss Smith presided at the piano and
both numbers were very enjoyable.
College Has First Annual.
The first annual ball given by the
students of the Union Commercial
college was among the social events
of Friday evening and it was a hand
sorne party. The splendid assembly
hall in the Security block was chosen
for tho function and skillful hands
converted into a paradise of lavender
and white. the college colors. In one
lively arranged and the patrons and
patrnnesses were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Hughes and Mfr. and Mrs. George
+. Thacker of the faculty.
h music furnished by the college
orchestra of four pieces was excellent
and dainty souvenir programs were
used. The guest list included the
following students:
Misses Sylvia Stone. Jennie Woods.
Mary Baril. Eunice Lang. Marie Lang.
Marie Baril. Tillie Burnell. Florence
o'Autrcmont. Nettie Allen, Novacek.
Lillian Glenn. Grace Doyle. Jane
Whyte. Birdie Lien. Lottie Dahl. Her.
digan. Ella Kittleson. Mamie Hagert.
Emma Hagert. Mary Rren. Zula Rowe.
Kelly. Inga Foreeth. Ella Gilbertson.
Minnie Aasen. Lolita Griffin. Vivian
liam Mc1lraith. Herman Hansen. Har-
ry Miller. Thomas Hapan. Edward j.
Brown. Louis M%arclland, r. McDon-
aid. Oliver Charbonneau. Harold Gull
liton. Lund. Allan RoUatt. Leo Muir
ply. George Brown. James Mccain.
c. Rosean. Helmer Halverson. Herbert
Nash. Arthur McIiafie. Joe Simmer.
1A'hAS tASiiitCoSs hticI hSIl1cQI, raul
HennessN, Ralph Ensign, Albin Han
son. William King. Arthur G%ullickson,
Henry Fee. James Malone. Maurice
Rowe. Elmer marlborough. G.. Ges-
ton. ". Myrdal. Olger Oseth. Stanley
Eeitch. Fred Schmitz. c. Vince. Nc
Donald. Barnes. Roy Benson, Nicholas
Dimond. Frank Tague. Edward Lane,
Charles Cass. Roy Moore. Elmer Fin
neseth. Joy Libby and James GULL.
ton.
Miss McEwen's Wedding,
Miss Mae McEwen returned Friday
afternoon from Drayton where she
went to attend the wedding of her
sister. Lillian Mable. and Curnal viii.
liam Ferguson which took place We'd
nesday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter McEwen. parents Of
the bride. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. G.. II. Quieley.
pastor of the Drayton Methodist
church. at s O'Clock in the evening
and was an event of simple appoint
ment: Only the members of the two
famllies we're guests and the couple
We're unattended. The bride was at
tired in a gown of white serge with
which she carried bride roses and the
house decorations were carried ont in
green n white with quantities of
sm1'ax and white carnations. A hand
somely appointed wedding dinner i'm
mediately followed the extending of
telicitations and covers were placed
for fifteen.
Mr.. Ferguson is a son of Duncan
Ferguson, a prominent and we'll
Known resident OF Drayton. and he
Will take his bride to his cozy farm
home to reside. Cards announcing
the wedding reached the city today
and their at home date is March 10.
Thompson's Annual Home COMING
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Anderson. Miss
Rose Baker of the high school faculty.
and NJ. c. Gaulke returned this morn.
ing from Thompson where last even
ing they were among the 300 guests at
the third annual old Folks Home
Coming party which was held at the
town hall at that place. They bring
news Of the happiest gathering the
ever enjoyed and the enjoyment did
not cease until the early hours OF the
l morning. Every e the residents
! and former residents Of Thompson
come from all directions for this gath.
ertng and the entertainment consists
OF a program. elegant supper service
and dance. Last evening Miss Baker
OF this city gave A program Of read
ings that were received with such en-
thusiasm that she was compelled to
respond with several encores.
The committee in charge Of the
gathering this yea was G. B. keenan,
and County Commissioner Joseph
Donovan and they left nothing undone
that would add to the general pleas
ure.
Miss Riley was Hostess.
Miss Lois Riley entertained the
girls Of the B. N. c. club Friday even