The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-28

sent each year of their welded life.
ana covers were laid for Rev. and
Mrs. II. n. Thorsr!mson. Miss sylvia
Inorgr!ns"n. DIR. and Mrs. Syvcr
' lnle. Miss Ruth lt~aivorson. Dr. G. y.
6isiason II hr. j. 4. Arneberg.
ing ana a program % delightful! mEsi-
cal numbers was given by Rev. and
MRS. IhoTsrirnson and Miss 'rhorgrir.-
son. Kew. !horgrimSon offered a few
remarks on the occasion of the ami.
'ersary and nr Moskau responded.
German Club holiday CotilIion.
The festive Christmas spirit wa. at
its height ut the Hotel nacotah last
evening when the members OF the
German club and their ladies danced
the holiday cotillion under the leader.
shin If Arthur Nctcher. Mr.. Neteher
proved d most capable cotiilion direc-
tor and did NOT allow one minute Of
auisH'de or a Ian "f excitement, for a
moment. Mrs. Clement Z. Winslow as
the evenings hostess was lavishly
eonlpilmented on the many novel APP
poiltments and the originality dis
played in her %selcrtion of favnrs.
Fur and merriinrni seemed 10 have
been uprern,ost in HOY mind and as a
result III" necemhe" rotillion proved
joilies' oi the season. Mrs.
Thomas Corrigan aud Mrs. n. W.
Whiteomh we're the assisting hostess.
es. Mrs. r. II. Mccoy and Miss Martha
harncs presided at the favor tables
and Finley.s orchestra rendered the
music which. too. was in keeping with
The gay srtri, nf The evening.
The only decoration in the large ball
room was an immense Christmas tree
brilliantly lighted With electric bulbs
and adorned With Yards of tinsel end
scores O! tiny bells and all other en-
hlsms et h season. The tree was
heavily loaded With stockings Of
name ~ a gentlemen guest. and
these We're filed with delicious candy
n ruts. After supper when the
was lighted and the guests again
assembled in the ball room the ladies
We're given a stocking and by it found
her partner. The gentlemen were
given handsome paper muffs of the
same dainty hues with which to favor
the ladies and this novel feature con-
the affair into a real Christmas
festivity.
The ball opened with a grand
march and Mr.. %c,cher concluded il
forming the dancers into the let
tiers of tho hostess name. "W-inslou."
"hleh Vas an exceedingly pretty fig
ure. The other novelties which mark
the party as the mos, elaborate OF
when all .he lights were ,urned off
II tle s%entlenen We're provided with
pocket flashlights which glit,ered
from every part Of the bali room.
Another time colorcd lights from a
magic lantern flooded the room and
the moonlight waltz was NOT forgot
ten.
Mrs. winSloN provided eight favor
dances for the evening and the pro.
srsm Kept ti1a trippers busy until We'll
mt t.la carly morning hours. The
markers we're pink. red. blue and
green ribbon sashes which the gen.
tlensn wore across their white shirt
nosons and :he leaders canes were
l;eu Win gorgeous bows of maline in
tne same shades. the bows being
]sprinkied Wit. ,insel TO further carry
oMf 1a2 Christmas spirit. One figure
MnlGh almost created a panic among
the ladies vas when the gentlemen
"ere siTen surprise boxes" from
which popped paper reptiles. Hand
solna faTors for the ladies included
small wicker arm baskets. fans, iow-
or sacaets. poilsettia blossoms. parer
nuns and boxes Of chocolate candies.
Inc gentlemen received small boxes
9. cigars. led Paper iezes, pencils with
holders. e"'Na "s'cf'
supper was served at midnight and
me LOBBY vas ci.srmingly arranged
for this pleasure. The long tables
We're placed in 2 cross with small
tables between and the centerpiece
was q mammoth green basket filled
with lovely poinse,.ias. Crystal hold.
ers .le!d RED candles and the nut box
IS were Of red crepe paper. A delici-
y t"9 course repast was served and
consisted Of hoe chicken patties. green
peas en- cage. olives. nuts. rolls, straw.
err ..ara, mince pie and coffee.
Inc elegant gowns Of the ladies
added 20 the beauty Of the scene and
among III. guests were several from
ont If town "ho are spending the
A@!idaEs with friends.
The guest lis, included Messrs. and
.iesda1nes 6. a. Abbott. Julius +. Ba-
con; Hon.rt .. Campbell. J. Il. Carlcy.
=. r. Clifford. Thomas S, Corrigan,
r. 3. Finch. Clifford e. Finch, G. W,
Fisher. L. W. Hughes. Raymond a.
Jackson. Perry Johnson. ". II. Kel.
50. Jeffrey G.. LcBeau. W. G. McDon.
a!d. oharies J. Murphy. Eugene Love-
90. William Y. OiConnor. J. w. Osren.
". q. Olson. c. E. Noseth, ", H.
2ch1.ze, F.: E. stokes, L. A. Taylor.
eoucF thompson. w. r. Wander
hoef. n: ~. Whitcomh. II. L. Withheld.
j. T. W!nernan. e. Il. Winslow. Theo-
ac!e Is. Elton: Mrs. I'D. Bacon; Misses
Ee!en Hamilton, Alice Lappan. Mar
TIA Barnes, Grace Morgan, Ruth
Mnithed. Geraldine jacob, Avis
Wright; Mrs. Robert II. Mccoy. Mrs.
Charles 1~repanier: Messrs. Fred ].
BrockhoH. Harry Hamilton, Felix
Bangs. N. 3. Jackson. Arthur Setcher.
j f. T. O'connor. Harold Anglim of
" orcester. Mass. w. G. Anglim Of
ST. Paul, M,ron Bacon.
~yLI-
Foreign Missionary Meeting.
The Noman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Methodist church will
meet Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock