The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24
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a;p,,onoorc Masquerade Party.

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.vening rang with the merrin1ent o.
he sophomores of the high school
he special event being a class Hal
owe'en masquerade. All the cmens
If the mystic seaso. OF Ha!io"e eI
yerc displayed in the house decora'
ions. black and yellow being the pre-
dominating color tones. n mace q
sitting BACKGROUND for the wierc
masks and costumes which many o.
men, wore. Grinning jack O lanterns
we're everywhere and the witches az
heir boiling kettles p~rophesied me
,uture Of many of the guests none 1oe
BRIGHTLY. while others really belleNeo
what she said.
a variety of games served to pass
he evening quickly and happily ana
, delicious luncheon was served al tne
lose. Miss Edna Twamley. Miss Der.
.ha Ferguson and Miss Lena Rove o,
he high school faculty chaperoned
md those who attended We're Misses
Eleanor Healy. Margaret Reid. Jean
raylor. lola Seymour. Amy Haivor-
ION. Helen Engstrcm. Edith Thurren'
zlizabeth Kelly. Elsie Brown. Alice
3,dee. Ruth owen. Helen kneupfer'
7sther coliton. Hazel Dinnie. Ruth
ambe, Tessie Ford. Eleanor bran-
ron lillian Wolff. Lenore Hubbard.
Slla Rasmussen, Thelma Thorson and
JeIen yon ponat; Messrs. Howard
3eLone. Charles Laughlin. Miles Lam
Ter. Anton Lodmell. Charles Hanson.
.lifford Hall, Carl Johnson. Clinton
ferguson. Irving Vented n Paul
Matthew's.
:enth Wedding Celebrated;
Fargo Forum: The LADIES 0 me
S., ,-l ,lo}r fiiSha n6S call.
d last evening at the HON OF Mr..
nd Mrs. NJ. y. Hatcher on Tenth
treet north. the occasion being their
enth wedding anniversary. n
.uests took possession Of the house
nd were heartily welcomed. They
pent a happy evening In music and
anes and at a convenient hour we'll
locked baskets were unpacked and a
emptinx luncheon enjoyed. Mr.. and
.yrs. Hatcher We're the. recipients of
5any reminders of the day in iii
orm Of useful articles made Of I'm
nd also tin souvenirs.
.,.il Winter in Chicago.
Crookston Times: Mrs. y l.,
L.avies leaves for Chicago FRIDAY.
where she will spend the winter with
Ter daughter. DR.. Leora Davies. She
;nes from here to Grand Forks, and
axes lQS llIIlINtu IleIt tti.i ~
'nicago without change.
ia Elected New Officers.
New officers We're elected ESTER
~ afternoon at the annual meeting
{ the Ladies' Aid society of st.
.iark's English Lutheran church
-hich was held at the North Fifth
street home of Mrs. Minnie Schneid-
y. The outgoing officers made their
'eports and showed the society to be
II good financial standing and that
much. work had been done for the
'hurch during h Hast year. Mrs.
schneider served !: delicious repast
At the close of the meeting. The new
officers follow:
President-A1rs a. !. widlund
Vice President-Mrs. Frank Gem
Secretary-Mrs. G.. f, Carl.
Treasurer-Mrs. j. Nelson Lnnta
Forelady-Mrs. Robert Eoess.
Assistant Forelady-Mrs. Al. G..rcl:-
National Convention Over.
Fargo Courier-Eews: Mnrd has
l,een received from Mrs. Aboie Best
who has been attending the national
convention of the W. c. T. T., which
was held at Portland, Ore. The con-
vention closed yesterday, but Mrs. Best
will visit friends and relatives in Port
land for q few weeks and will also be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Lewis
at Hood River She will enjoy the
picturesque scenery Of the Rockies by
travelling via the Canadian Pacific and
will probably be gone a month.
.,'andard Bearers viii Meet.
The Standard Bearers of the Metho.
list church will meet Friday afternoon
At 4 O'Clock at the home of Miss
blanche kemerer, 321 Walnut street.
Solos will be rendered by Miss Edith
Benson and Miss Irma Mallory and
readings will be given by Miss Hazel
Vale and Miss Lottie Rees. All MEM
',ers are urged to be present.
Visiting at Lartmore.
:. Mrs. r. T. Cady of Cheyenne avenue
went to Larimore this morning to at
tend the funeral of Thomas May and
will visit for a few days as the CUES
# Mrs. III. NJ. NAV who mi ra.