The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-19

Ms. Marshall i'rannon was hostess
Z" this weeks meeting OF the Entire
Nous club and the gathering was held
this %afttrnu"n at her home on chest
Nut street. The study of III. ltcnais-
anr period was continued and Mrs.
l.. t.. Hcnword opened tho program
following the roll cali IN German re-
cipc$ With a nanrr ON Martin Luther
an.! the Reformation" Mrs. :. IL.
Ashley presented an excellent paper
AID discussion oil Albert Durcr and
IN" i'ramr"nian Age of Art" and Mrs.
Harry Gtvorc took mp The Early
Literature of the Renaissance" After
another interesting paper Ivy Mrs. y.
t., Logan the usual social hour with a
light r"fr"Shm"nt serNic" WAS enjoy
ed md thu, meeting adjourned.
La, German This Evening.
Tonight the German club dances its
last cotillion for the cason of 1911
H.. The party will he given at the
lparotah with Mrs. II. W. Whitcomb
by Mrs. II. A. jackson. Miss Helen
hamilton. Mrs. T. S. Corrigan and
Miss Alice I>appan and the appoint
ntrnt viii lc carried out in observance
"f h George Washington season. r.
y. jackson has been chosen to lead
tn" cotillion figures II presiding
over the favor tables will be Mrs. +.
:. Sargent, Mrs. Jessie Mix and Miss
l.appan.
The last dance of this popular club
has been eagerly awaited for it marks
the close of what has been an exceed
inglT gay season for lovers of tho
dance and as each months number
has been more enjoyable than its
predecessors the MARTY f1nirvht ciyoS
promise of being unusually happy.
TWO guests from away this evening
will he Mrs. j. l.. Robertson of Mime
apolis and Miss Mabel Gunkcl of Cas-
SETON.
DR.. Charles Wright to Wd.
In the society columns of the sun
day minneapolis Journal appeared the
interesting item that Mrs. Charles NJ.
Hanson OF that city announces the en-
easement of her daughter. Miss Alma
&. Hanson. To DIR. Charles r. Wright.
ior, Wright Is Il former resident of this
ritE and Will he remembered as the
SON OF the late Orange Might. for Sew
oral years n of the we'll known resi-
dents of this city. Dr. Wright sradu-
at'd from the state university with the
class of !S and later us an NJ. d. from
John Hopkins university class of %.
49, NV ~ ~. - Alti'bIltll pl lDulllI1,
also formerly of this city, We're class
mates at Hopkins and when tho latter
Was married Or. Wright Was his best
man. II" has a great many friends
among the alumni Of North Dakota
university VIII" will he eager TO extend
CONGRATULATIONS. The date of the we'd
ding has not Vet been given out.
Gave Washington Party To-day.
y George Washington whist was
the perfectly carried out pleasure
given this afternoon by Mrs. j. $.
Hatcher when she received "A, her
ho!m" on South Fifth street. Guests
for six tables We're oiddcn ana Mrs.
thatcher converted her home into a
perfect colonial mansion for the oc-
"'ision. The national flags were in
evidence everywhere and lovely
american beauty roses We're chosen
for the parlor while baskets of as
sorted lower gave a s%pringiike air
i" the other rooms. In the courses
of the delicious lunch served at the
close of the much enjoyed game the
hostess carried out the Washington
idea with Tiny flags. cherries and min
iaturc hatchets. \ bcvy of youne
girls. Misses Margaret Reid, Elizabeth
Kelly. Jessie Grassick and Ida Plum
ii>r'. assisted in the service Of the
luncheon and a guest from out of
town WAS Miss Mabel Gunkel of Cas-
selt"n. Mrs. Hatcher gave novel
trophies appropriate to the day as
awards for the high scores in the
"a me.
Have Taken New Apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius F.. Bacon have
taken apartments in the New Hamp-
shire block or North Third street.