The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-02
viii Take Trip With Parents.

her home on Belmont avenue this aft
l%ernoon.
Will Take Trip With Parents.
Miss Vivian Dinnic who has hcen at
tending the state university this veal
will discontinue her studies after this
semester for a rest and later on will
take q trip with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dinnic.
Guest of Louis Murphy.
Joe Grout of Winchester. H.. is
here TO enjoy a short visit as tho
guest of Louis Murphy at the home
of his parents on Reeves vcn Mr..
Grout attends the University of Illinois
and is having q short vacation after
the semester examinations.
Will attend Fraternity Party.
Miss Lucille Bristol and Miss Con-
stance Watson. two charming young
ladies from Fargo. Viii he numbered
among the guests tomorrow evening at
tho annual fraternity cotillion of Beta
Zcta chapter. Sigma Chi, which Will
he given at tho university gymnasium.
The Young ladies will arrive tomorrow.
Violin Recital This Evening.
The public is cordially invited to TN
vioIin recital 10 be given this evening
by Miss Josephine Leonard Curtis, the
new member of the Grand Forks
school of Music faculty. The concert
will lr given i'll the school recital hall
and will begin at $50 o'clock.
Surprised Mrs. HnzIctt.
Mrs. l.. G. Ilazlett WAS the victim OF
a happy surprise last evening when n
company of the %ncighboring ladies
took possession Of her Belmont avenue
$500. ,.l -,1 ,~;,n1 t,,n1n
merry lntil d late hour. Ii was the
twelfth anniversary of Mrs. Ha"lctts
wedding and tho ladies camc to re-
mind he: of the occasion. the plan re-
sulting in IL delightful evening for all.
Chatting and visiting We're the pas
times and Il dainty lunch vas served
at the close.
Mrs. Kccsc Returns.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Reese of the West
crn Art Supply company returned last
evening from a three weeks eastern
trip during which tim she studied in
Chicago and Minneapolis and visited
in Decatur. III. and Cedar Rapids.
iowa. Mrs. Reese gained Il number of
new ideas for her china painting n
designing and will he pleased to meet
all her pupils and those interested in
the arts and Civ them the benefit of
her studies.
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Leave for south sunday.
Sunday noon Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il.
Finch and Mr.. and Mrs. e. Il. Wins
low IF Reeves aNcnu leave for Min
ncarolis where they will he joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis *. Nash and tho
party will then proceed on to New
York city and Washington where the
gentlemen will attend to some bust
ness matters as Well as enjoy the
pleasures of those two splendid cities.
From New York Mr.. and Mrs. Finch
south TO Palm Beach, Florida, to en-
Joy the mmc sunshine and will he
away altogether about five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G. Cakes of
Spokane who have been delightful
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Finch for the
past several days left for their west
ern home Yesterday noon.
Ladies Attending the Show.
Last evening was gala night at
both the automobile and kennel club
shows and the ladies were there in
Just as great numbers as the gentle
men. The dogs on display arc the
finest ever seen II they seem to love
to make friends with all those who
come to call on them. Their .jeal-
ousies create considerable disturb
ance at times but this is only part of
their circus and it really is worth Civ
ing up everything else to see. The
show continues through this after
% and evening.
At the automobile show there is
something doing all the time and the
orchestra concerts by the Finley or
chcstra have been splendid. The au-
cd by the various automobile firms
having displays. the Made in Grand
Forks exhibit is fine and the many
beautiful cars complete q sight that
certainly is extremely attractive. The
crowds remained last evening until 10
O'Clock and again tonight society will
gather there. for the earlier hours
at least. that tn" show may have as
grand a closing as it did an opening.
Two Balls This Evening.
This evening the annual ball of the
United Commercial Travellers at the
nacotah and the knights of Column
bus leap year party at their club
rooms in tho Metropolitan block will
both will he attended by large com
panics. II L.. G. 7. committee in
charge of tho 1852 ball has spared
neither time nor effort in making this
event the superior of anything over
given by that body of good fellows
and they have secured the best of CIV
e%rything. Finley's excellent orches-
ira will he augmented to seven pieces
for the" occasion, handsome programs
emhlematic of the travelling mans
mileage book and containing a list of
t~wenty-threc dances have been pro-
vided n a delicious supper will he
served at midnight i'm the lobby. s. X.
Strong. William O'Gorman, and j.
Douglass will be on the reception
committee. and o.. Stearns. John
Bows and G.. y. Nelson will have
charge of the p p
The Knights of Columbus have