The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-31
Norden Musical Entertains.

The Norden Musical club is n OF
the most active organizations in the
state and each year its members give
a social evening for the Norden
chorus which provides much of the
clubs entertainment during the year:
This entertainment was an event OF
Monday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Silver Serumgard and the
Devils Lake Journal gives the follow
ing account of it:
The Christmas feast given by the
Sorden Musical in honor OF the Nor
den chorus last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Silver Serum
gard. was one that has never been
surpassed in elegance OF appoint
ments. The SPACIOUS rooms Of the
Serumgard residence We're beautiful in
their decorations of wreathing. holly
and Christmas trees. MANY red shaded
candles throughout the room greatly
adding to tine charming effect. The
guests assembled at $ o'clock and en-
Dyed n!usi@a, numbers, including the
Norwegian yu!etide songs given by the
chorus. which were especially iine. At
10 O'Clock delicious refresilmen,. all
Of Norwegian recipes. wer" served by
the Misses ~Gracebelle II Dorothy
Serumsarf'. Marie Gierpr. Maile and
Julia Sl.iver and I~nsahald G%r!nnaker.
Small tables in ali OF the rooms We're
used for tho service. Each member
Of the Nordnn chorus gave q t"ast to
the women which proven ii feature of
the evenings entertainment. Grs. J..
D. Wid,n" and Mrs. "A. e. Barron We're
new member taken into the Eo:dcm
musical anG EeV. a. c. Barron Was
taken into tire chorus. The quests in
Guided Messis ana Ecs7a.nos .tsna
Svee, I. Glerum. Ii. a. Fiacenston. J:ev.
A. G. Barron. 7. i. Shelver, Dr.. ". h
Moeller. Nj. A. Iioa.i*u:. Ca=nt"
Skratass. H.. NJ. Bekhan. L., l.. Wjdynn.
and S. O. Bnndel:d. Ncssrs. II. Rum
ming. Stone. Hillc and r. Erickson.
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IIonOrcs! Governor, Daughter.
Farewell "nter,aininS for Governor
and Mrs. John EnrNn and their fam
il% who leave s%InrtiS after the ne"'
Year for a southern trip has l,"Gun in
Bismarck. the ca pital city, ana among
the first to be hnnorcL is the eldcs'
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. a break
fast siven for hey is rhrcniclel as
follows in the Bismarck Tribune:
Miss Anna C'arstcns entertained in
honor of Miss Elizabeth Burke this
morning 81, q Dutch breakfast. From
ten TO one \ dainty four-ccurse break
Mrs. F. +. Lcuh" rendered Il couple
of German vocal numbers. arcolnpani-
ments being rendered by Miss Cars
ems The hostess was assisted In
serving BY Mrs. c"ril Burton and Mrs
Louis Blocker. After the breakfa=t
had been served whist tables w"re
brought out that p"stime induls-
I'd in until ! O'Clock. when the guest.
departed for their hnmes. Tho hon.
ors wer" awarded /" Miss Burke"
Surprise Birthday Party.
Albert Neurauttr WIS host las,
evening at his home on Walnut street
when he entertained a company Of
friends in honor of the fftieth birth.
Gay anniversary of his father, Henr,
%~eurautcr. The parry was q genuine
surprise for Mr.. Eeurauter and the
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. s.. l.. Nell.
rajth. Mrs. j. COLLECT and daughter
Gertrude. DIR. g.. :. Crane. Mrs. Con
nors and Dan Mckenzie. Music ano
visiting We're the evenings pleasures
and at II o'clock the ladies served
delicious supper. The holiday decora
lions adorned the home and Suppe,
table.
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Visited in Minneapolis.
Fargo Forum: Mr.. and Mrs. Err.
Eddy returned to this city last ven
ing after spending the time sine
Christmas with friends In Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy came to spcn'
. Christmas with Mr.. Eddy's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Eddy Of Thirtesnr,
. street south, and will he here o!e
New Years day before returning I
tit.ir home in Grand Forks.