The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-26
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Handsome Dinner for Miss Adams.
Though very informal. the dinner
honor to Miss Jane Adams in this
city next Tuesday evening will be as
elegantly appointed an affair as is pos
sihle for the officers Of the Votes for
Women club to make it. Miss Adj
dams has requested that no formal
entertaining In her honor be planned
anywhere while on this speaking tour
for the progressive league as her work
requires much energy and she believes
in taking thoroughly good care of her
self. letting no social functions inter-
fere with what few hours of rest are
provided for her. For that reason
1.-The dinner guests have been restricted
to tho officers and committee men,
bers of the local club and will num-
Der fourteen.
The dinner will he given at the
the table decorations will be in yell
low. the suffrage color. Candelahra
with yellow tapers and baskets of
yellow chrysanthemumS will carry IL
this scheme while the menu cards
will be dainty affairs adorned In the
same color tones and bearing the
Jane .Addams monogram. The dinner
guests will he Miss Adams. Mrs.
Fred Fl. Wilder of Fargo. chairman of
the women's committee Of the state
progressive league who will accom-
rany Miss Adams to this city. and
Mrs. F. o.. Thorson. wife Of the chair.
man of the Grand Forks county pro-
hostesses will be Mrs. Alice Nelson
Page. president Of the Votes for
Women club. DR.. Mae Sanders. vice
president. Miss Mary Maccumber.
treasurer. Miss Bertha Ferguson. sec
rotary. Mrs. Charles Bartles. acting
for Mrs. Joseph Kennedy. Mrs. ]. E.
Stevens. acting for Mrs. Never Jacob
program committee. Mrs. James Col
line and Mrs. q. T. Rishof of the
press committee. Mrs. J.. NJ. Carroll
and Mrs. Richard Hayward Of the
membership committee. Mrs. Rartles
and DR.. Mae Sanders have charge
of the dinner appointments and dec
orations.
Immediately following the dinner
Miss Adams speaks at the audi
forum at $40 o'clock under the aus
pices Of the progressive league. About
100 members of the Votes TO- Women
club. both ladies Inc gentlemen, will
occupy seats on the platform and will
wear handsome suffrage badges OF
Iyellow satin ribbon. Suffrage banners
will adorn the stage and the motto.
votes for women" will be in evidence
everywhere.
The Z. c. T. Opening Party.
Fifty couples were guests Of the
jGrand Forks Council Of the United
Commercial Travellers last evening at
their opening hall given at the Hotel
Daeotah and they we're entertained
in a most royal manner. The dance
was given in the large and handsome
dining ROOF of the hotel and Finley's
orchestra furnished the excellent
musical program. Souvenir programs
which listed the dances and committee
names We're given the guests and the
evenings pleasure did not come to
hour.
ing room Of the Hotel Frederick at ii
O'Clock and was a delicious three
course repast. The long tables were
handsomely spread and the entire
company was seated at once.
The guest list included Mr.; and
o'Gorman. Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips. Mr..
and Mrs. L. Feinsten. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Widman. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul St. Law
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Montgom-
cry. Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. stearns, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs.
". H; Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs: NJ. N.
Mr.. and Mrs: Earl Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James curran, Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
stokesberry. Mr.. and Mrs. H. R.
Schwabe. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Babbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Geist, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. King. Mr.. n Mrs. A. K.
Getty. Mr.: and Mrs. W. J: Watt;
Laura Mcdonald. Ella Donovan. Ma
tilda zeidlik. Flora Hoenck. Delma
Hanson, Ethel johnson. Leone Cory.
Sue Virgins. Margaret Griffin. Port
land. Ore; Elaine Rolf. O'Gorman,
Larimore: Richardson. Laura sulli-
van. Marion Murphy. Sara Phillips.
Lillian st. Lawrence. Lillian Stearns.
Anna Mcintosh; Mesdames Bacon.
". S. Whitman. John Bows. ]. r.
Blessum. o. Gilbertson; Messrs. W. J..
McAfee. ]. e. Mclean. w. A. White,
g: NJ. Booker. c. ]. Cameron. Jerry
Finch, Wallace Stearns, ]. H. Brewer.
]. Hogan. A. e. GARRETT. E. G. Bates.
]. Moore. Ernest Hoenck. Selmer Tor
Fred ~Brabenstein. ]. E. Ro' ertson.
George Tierney, George A. Beacham,
Alex Mcdonald. Hugh Mc1lraith,
Fred Bartholomew, C. L. Cronquist.
Wonlen's League Concerts.
Under the auspices of the Women's
league at the university a series of
four chamber concerts will be given
by the Haydn string quartet and the
first program will be a treat for next
Tuesday afternoon. The hour is 4
o'clock and all concerts will be given
In the auditorium Of Woodwork hall.
These concerts are to lake the place
of the twilight concerts which were a
splendid success last year and the