The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-02

EVENING TIMES GRAZ
Entertained At Dinner.
Mrs. z. Revone entertained at din
ncr New Years day at her Univer
sity avcnu home and YER wert
laid for six. Pink carnations wer.
used for the table decoration.
Entertained 1t Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Rand ant
daughter, Addie of Minneapolis ane
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Wells were en-
tertaincd Sunday evening as dinnel
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Bacon
Tho dinner was scrved at the paco'
tah.
Gave Dinner al DaGntah.
George Beacham was a dinner host
at 6 o'clock at the Hotel Dacotah
Ills company of guests numbered ter
and included Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Dows, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. whitman
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Dows. Miss ANN;
Mcintosh. Misses Mae and Linda
bows and Percy Dows
Valley City Guests Return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Z. Packard OF
Valley City and their two daughters,
Misses Beryl and Claire, left this aft
ernoon for their home after enjoying
a New Years visit at the home of Mr.,
Packard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D,
Packard of North Sixth street. They
have hccn away from home since be-
fore Christmas. spending last week
with Mrs. Packard's parents at
Crookston.
Gave q Farewell Party.
Mrs. A. Fisher was a hostess OF New
Years evening when she entertained
at her North Sixth street homo as a
farewell honor tn Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Singer who arc soon to leave this city.
Tho pleasure was a 500" party and
tho guests We're enough to fill -four
tables. Tho high score prizes wore
awarded to Mr.. Singer aud Mrs. MAJ
Rahinovich and the evening was com
plcted at midnight with a splendid
luncheon service. Mrs. Singer assist
were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rosenthal
of Crookston and Mrs. Matt Siegcl OF
Fargo.
Celebrated Crystal Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w. Dcichert OF
Walnut street honored tho occasion NJ
their fifteenth wedding anniversary
Saturday evening Ivy giving q largo
aud handsomely appointed dinner al
their homo. F'nrty-f1vc guests were
favored with Invitations and the re-
rast was a delicious game dinner
served in five courses. Places for tho
guests were arranged at nine small
tables in addition to tllc large table in
tho dining room and the holiday dec
orntions were carried out witty
branches of holly and bowls of rec
carnations. Mrs. u. F. Sinclair. Mrs
Il. II. Smith. Mrs. e. r. Chalmers and
Miss l1stella Dcirhcrt assisted in the
dinner service and at its completion
tho guests presented their host and
hostess with q magnificent crysta'
electric reading lamp. For the cveu.
ing pleasure the tables were cleared
for cards aud a spirited game of
grand-nola resulted i'll much mcrri.
ment to all. The novel prizes offered
for the game went to Mrs. w. II
Alexander. Mrs. r.. j. Purcell. l.. S
L'Esperance and G. E. Chalmers.
Entcrtatncd IN Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Ruettell who
have been enjoying the holidays in
Minneapolis as guests Of Mrs. Ruct-
tells parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. ID
Routell, were among the guests at q
handsome dinner which the Mime
apolis Journal chronicles rs follows:
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin j. Fisher OF
Oak Grove street gave u family dinner
on Friday evening. Covers were placed
for twelve and the guests who claimed
the honors as visiting relatives were
Mrs. John Ruettcll of C%rookston, TIL.
mother of Mrs. Fisher, and MIR. anc
Mrs. Jack Ructtell of Grand Forks
\. D., the brother aud si$tcr-in-laN
of Mrs. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Rnot
toll are the house guests Yer the holi
DAYS of Mrs. RuetteH's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. +. .. Boutefl, 1924 Kenwoot
parkway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and thcil
daughter are planning a trip to Cali
to 60 they will spend some time il
Pasadena, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ar
thur Glow. the brother -in-law and sis
ter of Mr.. Fisher. and their litN.
daughter. Little Isabel Jane Glow il
lust three days old and she is namec
after Mrs. Fisher"
The New Year Informal.
The best time Yet was thai enjoyed
last evening by the Masons n thei,
invited friends at the New Year in
formal given in the temple ball room
The elaborate holiday decoration
which were hung for this splendid &C
casion gave an attractive charm t,
the gathering place and the must,
furnished by the Rorke orchestra wa,
excellent. The company of guest
was large and ccngenial and the trip
ping Of the dance did not cease unit
a late hour.
The Masonic dances grow in pop
ularity with the seasons and last even
inG's guest list included a large mum
her "f both young and old The mex
party will he the Eastern Star annua
and Wednesday,. January II, is tn
date of this informal function.
The guests at last nights part
were:
j. l.. Heritman, Robert Green. w. II
Kelsey. w. X. 1Aasliam, Robert Wcsta
colt. w. II. Alexander. G. r. Weis
becker. +; G; Picker. r. kinan: J.; Z
Turner. r. j.. Densmore. w. &. Nc
Donald. Il. ]. Davidson. NJ. G. Olson
G. A. Hale. T.. f. Stokes. A. I. Wild
lund. George II. Wilder. A. p. Clifford
Il. Allen. J. X. Carley, NJ. Stricke,
V. G. Brown. Fred Dnggan. j. G.. Sllep
pard. VIM. Leggett, George E. Duis. A
q. Anderson. p. Sinclair. James Din
mic. G. E. Lesperance. A. K. Getty. r
\. Hugdahl. Harry, Geist, John ogrer
and W. r. Rolf, DIR. and Mrs. c. I
%Tompkins. DR.. and Mrs. Frederic
Slvtield. the Misses Ethel and Helel
Lasham. May Phillips. May Ncsbi,
Irene Cross. Gertrude Cunningham
Margaret Widlund. E. Putnam, Rutl
Wintern1ute. a. Rust. Ethel Barring
ton. Madeline Turner. Ruth Eckman
Wintfred Streeter. Lillian Fairchild
Geraldine Jacohi. Mesdames w. A. Nc
Lain. +. A. Smith. NJ. A. Blair. Ere,
Parsons, George Netcher: Messrs
George Keenan,. A. l.. Netcher, Lu,
Blair. NJ. Panovitz. Norman ,Hussey
G. 3. Fsirchild. James Kennedy, Os