The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-09
In the Gay Social Whirl
Mrs. Mullisan Hostes. Today.


Mrs. Malligsn Hostess Today.
a large and exquisitely appointed
AFTERNOON tea was the pleasure for q
OF l76 ladies this afternoon
when Mrs. Thomas Mulligan received
al her Belmont avenue residence. The
hours were from 3 to 8 o'clock and
the hostess greeted her deiishtfui
company amid a setting OF oak foliage
ana yellow chrysanthemums. the
tones OF her decorative scheme blend
ing charmingly with the predominant.
ing shades In the furnishings Of her
handsome home. Masses Of yellow
blossoms. prettily arranged with the
OAK leaves, filled a large basket in the
reception room while more Of the
lovely funny blossoms nodded their
smaller baskets about the parlofs.
The shades were drawn and the room
!lghted from the chandeliers.
Beautiful Killarney roses were
CHOSEN for the adornment Of The tea
room and these were arranged In q
handsome basket for the .centerpiece
on the service table. Pink tapers
burned IN crystal oandelabra while
converted the light into a soft slow
Dainty baskets held the sandwiches
waters while the candies and nuts
were passed in glistening cut glass.
Mrs. .Mulligan was assisted through,
the parlors during her receiving hours
ny Mrs. Charles A. Greenleaf. Mrs.
Hugh Reid, Mrs. Charles p. Trepaniar,
and Mrs. ]. 8. Hatcher and Miss Flor.
enc Reid attended the door. Mrs.
Sigmund Wolff and Mrs. George II.
and Mrs. M. F.. Murphy and Mrs.
James Grassick poured. The servins
was cared for by Mrs. Freeman Il.
Fletcher. Miss Jessie Grassick, Miss
Margaret Reid and Miss Temple IT.
win. WI visiting ladies'. who were
favored: with invitations were Miss
elizabeth Carleton Of MINNEAPOLIS
Wno Is the guest Of Mrs. J. H. Ruet-
tell n Mrs. G. A. Sherdahl who ID
visiting Mrs. N. e Olson.
Mrs. Eggers Gives Reception.
Mrs. August Esgers gave a charm.
ingly appointed function at her South
Fifth street home this afternoon when
a company of ITO ladies called in re.
Spouse to her invitations to meet Mrs,
L. A. Berg, a bride Of but a few
months. and Miss Johanna Bent1en Of
Christtat1ia. Norway. who Is here to
enjoy an extended visit with her BROTH
err DR.. Olaf Bentzen. Mrs. Eggers
received from 8 to 8 o'clock and her
rooms were made inviting and sum
merry with an adofnment Of lovely
yellow chrysanthemums. Both the
tiny blossoms and the large shaggy
ones were used generously in the ar
rangement of her floral bouquets and
these were placed about tn rooms In
tau cut vases and pretty baskets. The
same color tones prevailed in the
dining where ted and coffee,
served and the service table wa beau.
ttful In its appointment. ~
n group of ladies who assisted
through tho parlors and serving
room were Mrs. Tracy Il. Bangs, :MrS.
II. L. Withheld, Mrs. c. e. Miller. Mrt.
]. G. LeBeau. Mrs. g.. NJ. Williamson
and Mrs. Sidney Clark while q bevy
OF young maidens. Misses Ruth
Carothers. Elizabeth Kelly, Lillian
Bendeke, Marion Bendeke. Vera KEEL.
sey, Gertrude Gould and Mary Tre-
Of Montevtdeo. Mimi, who is Mrs. N,
g.. Olson's guest was the only visiting
lady received.
Reception for Students.
The Lutheran studenta attending the
university were honored with a well
coming reception last evening given By
the Young Peoples society Of the Trim
ity Lutheran church. The guests were
received in the church paflors which
were deliberately decorated for the &C.
casion. the university colors. pink ana
green. and college banners being used
to carry out the scheme. and the hos
tesses Of the evening were Misses AL
ma and Stella Hofto, Miss Julia Even
son. Miss Minnie Paulson. Miss Mathil.
da Hofto, Miss Emma Strand. Miss
Louise Stavig, Miss Anna Staviz and
Mrs. Fjelde. az
After receiving the guests an inter-
esting program Of readings and muei-
cal numbers was given and Rev. M. ].
Lohre cordially welcomed the students
in a brief address. A delicious buffet
luncheon was served and each CUES
was presented with a tiny souvenir
spoon tied with pink and green rib.
bon.
Will Move Next Week.
Carl Sorenson who is now located
at Port Arthur, Ont. is here to assist
with the packing Of the household
goods and when he returns to Port
Arthur the latter part Of next week
Mrs. sorenson and daughter. Miss
Edyth. will accompany him. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sorenson will be much missed in
social circles here and there is much
regret over their ssuoya'. .
Corwin Vesper Service.
DR.. Karl r. Stolz OF Wesley College
was unable TO speak al the Corwin
vesper service a few weeks ago when
he was announced st he will be the
speaker tomorrow evening at Z o'clock.
Special music will be furnished By
Miss Alice McFadden and Miss Kath.
crime King.
Mrs. M. G. Olson's Guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. g. Olson are enter
tanning as their delightful guest al
their Reeves avenue home Mrs. G. A.
Sherdahl Of ,Montevideo. MINI. Mrs
Sherdahl will be here until MONDAY
and this afternoon was q pleasant Wis.
iting guest at the receptions given by
Mrs. August Eggers and Mrs. Thomai
Mulligan.
Silver Tea Tuesday.
Mrs. J. L. Hoffman will be the East.
ern Star silver tea hostess next. weet
and she will entertain Tuesday, after.
noon at 3 o'clock at her home, $50
Belmont venue. Mrs. Heitman viii
be assisted by Mrs. b. M. Holmes
Mrs. q. w. Gets and Mrs. e. ]. Da.
wilson and a cordial invitation IL ex.
tended all members Of the Eastern
Star, both resident and visiting.