The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-09
Islks Gave First Dance.

Sixty couples tripped the light fam
tastic to the sprightly airs of the Fin
ley orchestra last evening when the
entertainment committee Of the B. p.
O. +. gave the first of their winter
series Of dances. The opening of the
season was most suspicious in that
the attendance was larger than ever
before and this act forecasts a most
delightful social season for the pa
irons Of the Elk parties.
The dance last evening was very
Informal but. the ladies of. the COM
pany We're prettily gowned and the
atmosphere was filled with a spirit of
gaiety. The hours were from 9 until
o'clock n in that time there were
many jolly moments for the ladies'
n gentlemen who have not been in
one company since last years Elk
parties came to u close in the spring.
The Little German" ball is the
next party on the Elk calendar and
the date is Friday evening. November
%. This is Of the most popular
parties of the series and the commit
tee will aim to make 1t better than aver
before this evening. Last evenings
guest list included the following:
Messrs. and Mesdames E. R.. Mont
gomery. w. H. Alexander. r. S. Kim
nan. D. F. Sinclair. E. D. Prentice.
r. V. Kent, w. S. Whitman. L. P. Col
born. H. ]. Lawrence. A. e Watson.
2 s. LEsperance.- George Koenie. Carl
Nuckel, John Bartness. H. ]. Monley.
Will Watt, +. B. Feetham. ]. O'Don-
nell. John Turner. Fl. X. Cieist. Earl
Robertson, H. +. Babst. H. H. Wilson.
James Curran. Ben Cooperman, H. r.
Schwabe and v. c.. Brown; Mesdames
Clarence Sheppard. L. E. o'connor.
a: F. Turner and A. L. Larson: Misses
Florence opsahl. Frances Collins.
Sullivan, Inez Ryan. .Hilda Shawstad.
Clara Hale. Pearl Dinnie. Marion Din
ME, Echo Turner. Lillian Ryan,
Rurnsdale Of Madison. Wis.,. Grace
DunniEan. Ada Sheppard. Grifhths.
Nav Nisbet, Gladys K~enworthy.. Anna
Mcintosh. Rosalie Donovan. Eloise
Donovan and corinne Thompson:
NINA Bud Abrahamsen. F. E. Murphy,
George sheehan. Phil Golden. John
Hogan. George Beacham, S. Sweazy.
Frank Hantev. Bert Prescott. James
Quinn. Joe Mccoy. Elmo Robertson.
Hugh Dunigan. George Colborn, ".
=. Hewitt. Sandy Mcdonald. Ray
Dnrick. J. w. phinn. Jerry Finch, 7.
v. o'Connell. Lawrence Rose. Charles
-N1kygarthy.s Ghsrfes, Raftles, VIII Watt
tam, AL Rolf. +. s. Bates, James Din
nie;- Maurice Girard. r. J.. Mahoney,
Lee Norman and A. E. Howell.
800
First Winter Meeting.
. The Women's Civic league opens ite
Interesting series of winter meetings
Monday afternoon when the Novem-
ber program will be given at the lib
rary auditorium at 3 o'clock. A short
business session will precede the reg
ular program and the officers extend
an urgent invitation to all members Of
the league who have not been In the
habit Of attending the monthly bust
ness meetings. These winter gather
ings will have. much of interest to the
women who help to maintain the
league whether or not they are active
" connected with it's real work and
their presence will give to each meet
ing the announcement that always is
necessary for the launching Of any
new line OF activity.
Mrs. Scott Rex, president Of the
league. will be the speaker at Mon
Gays meeting and her subject will be
present and Past of the Civic league.
Scope and Possibilities" In addition
to the arranged. program the members
will be given another interesting pa
per. than on The Trend Of Civic I'm
.Hrovement" which Mrs. J. M. Gillette
road before the convention Of the
North Dakota Federation Of Women's
clubs. Mrs. Gillette has consented to
tive It again in response to a request
from many who were not privileged to
lear it at the convention. DR.. May
Sanders will have charge of the Cur
rent Events"
Guests From Minncanolis.
Mrs. Alvin Robertson arrived this
morning from MINNEAPOLIS ana this
evening her daughter. Miss Helen
Robertson, and Mr.. Dewitt Cobb will
come from that city for a visit with
Mrs. Rohertson's son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Rob-
ertson Of the Dihrlie block. The par
days.
Will Entertain Glass.
John Moore will entertain the BOYS
Of his Sunday school class with a
frolic at the Y. NJ. c. A. this evening.
After the program of gymnastics the
boys will assemble at the home Of Mr..
Moore's parents for a refreshment ser
vice and Mrs. Moore will be assisted
by her sister, Miss Ethel Halcrow. .
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Start Membership Campaign.
A w. G. T. U. membership contest
was decided upon at the regular meet
ing of the local organization yester-
day m Mrs. A. L. Woods and Mrs.
A. D. Baughman were named as lead
ers. Mrs. Woods will take the south
side Of the city and Mrs. Baughman
the north side n there promises to
be some keen rivalry.