The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-05
Tri Sigma Dancing Party.

one OF the prettieSt social events
of the midsummer season was the in
formal dance given last evening by
the girls of the Tri Sigma club. The
ten girls of the club received at the
guild hall of St. Paul's church and
it has been more exauisitely
adorned than on this occasion. The
girls used an orange color scheme
throughout. Overhead a canopy was
effected by means of festooned rib
n of the orange crepe paper and
in the arches. windows and corners
We're masses of the large yellow
daisies. A thick asparagus hedge
dotted here and there with the yell
low blossoms hid the orchestra from
view and the frappe tables were light
ed with burning yellow tapers in
brass candelabra. Miss Alice Hale
and Miss Maude Griffith presided at
the refreshment tables and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Bacon chaperoned. The
hours We're from Q O'clock until mid
night and the hostesses and guests
are Mi insiud Mad in the following TnEnsn list;
Barnes. Lucille Hale. Margaret Muir
ply. Ella Opsahl. Ruth Rex. Agnes
Hassell. Grace Brynjolfson. Ada
Bulge. Grace Rorke. Marion Scagel.
Lillian Fairehild. Grace Carroll. Nell
McGra". Marion Sullivan. Florence
Gallup and Ernestine jacob; Messrs.
James Bulge. Ernest Rorke. Wilbur
Williams. Fred Mc1lraith. Clarence
Hassell. John Moulder. Ralph Lynch.
thur Moran. Paul Goodman. Othmer
MONTGOMERY, Ray Collins. Chester
Kelsey, Orphie H%alvorson. Herman
Wolff and Phil Bangs.
800
Miss Dinnie's Dance Tonight.
An informal dance at the Lincoln
park club house will be Miss Vivian
Dinnie's honor to her house party
guests this evening and a company Of
sixty young people have been hidden to
enjoy n pleasure. The hours Of the
dance will be from 9 to 1 o'clock and
in the receiving line with Miss Dinnie
will be her mother, Mrs. James Dinnie,
and her house guests. Miss EVELYN
Murphy Of Minot, Miss Temple Irwin.
MI. Paul Toepp of Detroit, Mich, MI.
Joe Grout Of Winchester, ILL.,. and Mr..
Carl Spitzley of Detroit. Mich.
The park club house has been con-
verified into a veritable bower of sum-
merry beauty for this evenings func-
with clusters of golden glow carry u
the pleasing scheme in the dance hall
while the porches and dining room are
in pink and white with an exquisite
arrangement of lovely asters. A buffet
luncheon will be served all evening
and the assisting ladies at the service
tables will be Mrs. r. H. Mccoy, Mrs.
P. j. Kavanaugh, Mrs. NJ. F. Murphy,
Mrs. NJ. S~tanchfield, and Mrs. S. II.
Irwin. The Rorke orchestra will play
and the following young people will
enjoy the dance:
Misses Margaret Sargent, Ruth
Withheld, Martha Williams. Clara
Hale, Charlotte Black. Lillian Fair
child. Margaret Williams. Madeline
Turner, Martha Barnes. Lucille Hale,
Florence Gallup. Grace Rorke. Ada
Bulge. Francis Collins, Margaret Muir
ply, Echo Turner, Florence Collins,
Gertrude Cunningham. Ella Opsahl,
Ernestine jacob, Geraldine jacob.
Gladys Mayer, Ruth Rex, and Clara
Wolff: Messrs. Harold Mccoy, Harold
Anglim. Sandy Mcdonald, Sig Overaas.
Bruce Mcdonald, J.. F. T. O'connor.
Vincent Smith, Othmer Montgomery,
Myron Bacon, Louis Murphy, James
Bulge. Victor Gies, Clarence Elkin Of
Mayville, Walter Hawkins. Arthur
Netcher. Ray Dryden, Ansel Wineman.
Frank Rorke, Ray Collins. Bernhard
Sandlie, Oscar G%ullickson Of Park
River. John Woods. Myron Jackson.
Sam Chesley, Phil Bangs, Felix Bangs,
Arthur Moran and Dave McCanna Of
Minneapolis.