The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-29
Party Tuesday.

their Reeves avenue home and the
evening will be given over to cards.
Isebekah Club Tuesday.
The Rebekah Book and Thimblc
club members will be entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. S. S. Har-
rispn n her daughter, Mrs. Fraser,
at the home of the former at SIG
North Third street. The hour Is 3
o'clock and every member IL cordial.
ly invited.
To Complete Home Visit.
Miss Margaret Balm who has been
spending several days in the city as
the guest of her cousin. Miss Marion
Dinnie. left last evening for the home
of her mother at Mallory to complete
her visit there before returning to her
leave for Austin Wednesday and Mrs.
John Dinnie will accompany her to
the twin cities.
Annual Sorority banquet.
Minneapolis Journal: The annual
banquet Of The Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority. in honor of the forty-second
anniversary OF Founders day. took
place at Hotel bennington last night.
The dining room was in pink. and
pink carnations were used on the
tables. Mrs. lie Roy BOUCHER was
toast mistress. aud toasts were re-
sponded to by Miss Charlotte Stock
we'll. Miss Katherine Loyhed, Miss
Kate Martin. Miss Anna Guthrie. Miss
Florence la NaNca and Mrs. II. j..
March. There were eighty guests pres
cn'. Among the out-of-town guests
were: Mrs. Russell Spicer of Willnar;
Mrs. g. r.. Cnrran of Mankato and
Mrs. William II. Hoyt of Duluth. Mrs.
ftnyt Is the guest of Mrs. Halsey w.
Wilson h Alumnac association of
Kappa Alpha Theta served luncheon
alumnac members. The afternoon was
devoted to entertaining the out-of-
town guests.
Mrs. Iialsey W. Wilson. sos Fourth
street Sc. entertained the board of di-
rectors of the Kappa Alpha Theta as
soriation at luncheon yesterday. Mrs.
George T.. Vincent was a guest If hon
or. Pink tulips were used for decorat.
'hS and covers were placed for twelve.
'Cclli>t Was .Applaudcd.
Society gathered in large numbers
at the Hotel Darotah last evening for
the usual Sunday dinner and the en-
%c"llencc of the service together with
the splendid orchestra program un-
!donbtedly will hiring out those same
people with several more next Sunday.
INC Rorke orchestra which always
plays at the Dacotah on Sunday even
ing was augmented nj this occasion by
a '%ccllist, Max Tracy of Minneapolis,
WI" has recently entered the univer-
sltN and plays in the Grand Forks
symphony orchestra. Mr.. Tracy play
cd a cello solo during h evening and
Inc moment the last note was sounded
the guests broke into an applause that
did not cease until he consented to
play an encore. Another applause
followed this number and 1t was evil
dence that Mr.. Tracy is recognized
as an artist and thai he will be APP
rreciated as long as he remains here.
The dinner was excellent and the
dining room was filled from s to 8
o'clock. the service hours. Small par
ties wcrc numerous and the Dacotah
put on an appearance of social en-
PERTAINING that has not hecn pas
this sfhs"n. Since establishing the
new service at the Darotah Manager
Reads has aimed to. make his sunday
evening dinners the kind that attract
people who wish to entertain or enjoy
a rca, feast and they are sro,vjns
more popular each week.
Wedding Day Announced.
Announcement has been made of
the approaching marriage Of Miss An
ma Narsnick, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. j. b. Narsnick of University ave-
nue.. and John Charles Hart, second
son of Mrs. r. ]. Hart of Alnont ave-
nue.. the happy event to take place
Wednesday. February IA, at ST. Mich
a"r's Catholic church. The church
pastor. M%onsignor ]. n. Le,nieux, will
read tho marriage service in the pres
ence of just the members and close
friends of the two families and the
attendants will he the brides sister.
Miss Philomena N%arsnick. as brides
maid. and Michael Hart. a brother
ding breakfast will be served at tho
home Of the brides parents and COW
ers will be placed for the members
of the interested families and bridal
party.
Both bride and groom are well
known in this city and have scores
of friends who will receive the happy
news with concentrations for both.
The bride was Il saleslady in the On
tario store for some time ana the
groom is a PROSPEROUS farmer. For
the winter Mr. Hart and his bride
will make their home with Mr.. Harris
mother but in the spring they will
establish their home on the farm.
MilIinsrs Leave Soon.
BY the middle of next month all
the milliners of the city will have
left for the eastern markets to pur-
chase the stock for the spring and
summer trade n some have already
taken their departure. Miss Caro-
line Hoiseth who Is not yet able to
return to her place Of business fol-
lowing the injuries she received some
weeks ago in a train wreck, thinks
that she will be able to take the usual
trip but will be accompanied by her
sister. Miss Mary Hoiseth. The two
sisters will visit the markets Of Chi
cago and Milwaukee and expect to
have an excellent display Of novel
styles for the Easter trade.
Miss Ethe harrington Of the r. C.
Zueisdorf department store buys in
Chicago and she expects to start the
early part of February to be gone
about two weeks. Mrs. D. Helserson
of the Vogue leaves in time to attend
the millinery openings and dressmak-
ers' convention in Chicago and Miss
johnson of the Ontario millinery par.
Tors will also leave about that time.
Miss Helen Sims of the Benner &
turn early In order to arrange the
new quarters for that department
which has been changed since the re-
modelling of the store and the Taugbol
Sisters. as usual. will do some extcn
sive buying for the millinery DEPART
ment while on their eastern trip. Both
Miss Matilda and Miss Gina will
make the trip this ear going to Chi
cago and New York city markets. and
they will be away two or three weeks.
leaving about February 10.