The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01
comm,t,cc Mcc,inu Post,oncxl.

Committee Meeting Postponed.
The meeting of the visiting nurse
committee of the Associated Charities
scheduled for this morning has been
postponed until next Friday. Novem-
her S. ut 10 o'clock in the city hall.
Guest From Alaska.
Mrs. w. c. Parker of Euclid avenue
is enjoying a visit from her daughter.
Mrs. Wchbcr I-ipp who has come from
Fairbanks. Alaska. to spend the win
ter here. Mr.. and Mrs. 1ipp have
lived in Alaska for seven years nut
when MIR. IIipp joins his wife here In
the spring they will go to Wcnatchee.
Wash. where they have a fruit ranch.
Living at Morningstdc.
Dean Joseph Kennedy of tho uni
versity and Mrs. Kennedy write from
New York city hat they are nicely
settled for the winter. living at Morn
ingside park. and that they are en-
ioying the sights of the metropolis
to the extreme. Dean Kennedy is do
ing post graduate work at Columbia
university during his years leave of
absence from the North Dakota insti-
tuition.
First Elk Party Friday.
The first invitations for Il dancing
party Ivy the Elks will he issued today
by the entertainment committee and
the dance will be an informal at he
Elk nome Friday evening. November
8. The committee is planning to make
the first party such n pleasure for
their guests that all succeeding func-
tions will he eagerly awaited and as
sure everybody OF an exceptionally
good time. The Finley orchestra has
been engaged for the season and will
furnish a music program for the first
party that will be the finest ever
gin AT . o'clock and continue until
midnight and there will be no pro-
grams.
Mary Battcn Was Hostess.
Ten little girls Ind a merry time
last evening as guests of Miss Mary
Battcn at her home on Chestnut
lowcen celebration. The colors Of
the season gave the home the neces-
sary wierd spirit for the playing of
all spooky games and the concluding
feature was the parLor fireworks
which were extremely pretty. Mrs.
Batten assisted by her daughter. Miss
Annahel. served a delicious supper at
and the guests found their places Ivy
means of dainty cards adorned with
autumn leaves. Covers We're laid for
Misses Trenna Linfoot. Helen Hazlett,
Lucille King. Doris Payne, Clara Ny
gard. Clara Thompson. Esther Sat !
sren, Katherine Londergan. Katherine
Caldwell and Mary Batten.
Hard Times Party Enjoyable.
The first of the years dancing par
ties given by the Eastern Star was a
hard times party in observance OF Hal
loween at he Hotel Dacotah last ev-
rnins. About thirty couples made up
the guest list INT all anne attired to
escape the heavy fines that were
promised 10y the committee If silks.
satins or any such tlnery were worn
moment the first group reached the
ball room. informally was the order
and tho committee did not forget to
hH the atmosphere with the mystery
Of season. Black spooky looking !
witches and pumpkin jack o lanterns
with arinning faces were on every
hand and a basket of yellow chrysan-
'themums adorned the piano.
Frappe was served during the ven
ing in the lobby and Mrs. c. f. Draw
ner presided assisted by Mrs. Harold
f.amming and Mrs. NJ. Rasmussen.
The Bates orchestra furnished the
music and the guest list included the
tOlioN lUS .heSSIS. anu .MGSQHn9S
Rasmussen. c. r. weisbecker. V. c.
Brown. Casper Olson. Harold Lam
ming. J. $. Hatcher. NJ. G. Stokesber-
ny. y. Common. L. A. Arhart. NJ. NJ.
Merrill. c. f. Carr. A.. f. Lehman. Fl.
a. Hunter. c. f. Levcrfch and d. r..
Sinclair: Mesdamcs A. G. Wonderiich.
Anna NJ. Grant. c. e. Brawner. ]. L.
Hoffman. Joel Robinson and NJ. NJ.
Robbins: Misses Elaine Rolf. Gertrude
Cunningham, Ida Plummer. Ethel
Putnam, Grace WEIGH. Leone Cory.
Vera Kelsey. Lulu Reading. Violet
Da%ubenberg, Vera Stinson. Frances
Owen. May Nisbet. Winnifred owen
md Jennie Nisbet: Messrs. G.. E. Rolf,
.Ansel Wineman. Paul johnson. Walter
Cory. Will Giles. Victor Rasmussen,
Malcolm Morrow, George L%udwigson.
D. G. Peterson. H. G. Owen. d. Pryor
Bates of Larimore. Joe Henry OF
IIarimore, Tudor Owen. Frank Ham
key n George Anderson.