The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-21
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! pointed dinner last evening. We're able
TO conclude tho delightful affair with
= sleishing party. This was Il Urea,
from NJ. W. Day. who had hobs at the
school building when the dinner and
program wore over.
The party was an extremely pretty
affair and al exquisite delight TO Miss
tombstone who takes over her new
duties as county superintendent JAM
uary !. The rcpast was II that re-
ifected much credit on h skill of the
eighth grade girls as excellent cooks
and the toasts as given by Miss Vera
RorlAe. Miss Eva skinner. Roy
SCHUYLER and Harold Brown sparklcd
with bright thoughts and expressed
the sentiments Of the entire class.
Miss Jol,nstone responded appreciate
inely for the gift presented her and
superintendent Kelly gave a short
talk. AlN Sprjggs was POSTMASTER
and musical numbers We're given by
Miss Tcnncr and Miss Mcmahon.
Entertained for Bride.clect.
Mrs. /. L. Mcmahon and Miss Moi.
lie McMahon wore hosiesses Wednes-
J day afternoon at their farm home near
McCanna when they entertained in
honor Of Miss Irene Nelson Of Orr.
who is To be a bride this month. The
pleasure was in the nature of a rar.
! eel shower and the gifts were pre-
scented to the honoree in a most novel
manner. Miss Mabel Mcmahon dressed
as a jolly old st. Nick rushed into
the room, drawing a sleigh we'll load
ed with parcels and these were given
to Miss Nelson. The house decora-
tons carried out the spirit Of the
I Christmas season. red and green be-
Ing the %colors. and the diversions We're
music. visiting and drawing from a
gift wreath.
AT the close of the afternoon Miss
vernie Lawson Of Larimore assisted
with the service of a delicious lunch
con and covers were laid for Mrs. R.
y. Nelson. Mrs, George stoffe]. Mrs.
q. W. Edwards, Mrs. William Nc
Mahon. Mrs. II. Is. Nelson. Mrs. Chas.
Murphy. Mrs, Jack McLaren, and
Misses Mabel Grodahl. Myrtle Patter-
son. Maude McLaren. Dora Rang.
Bronson. Anna Rang and Tcssie Shee-
han.
Music at Baptist Church.
The music services al the First
Baptist church Sunday will include
Miss Jane Smiths fourth organ re-
cital. This will he given in tho
ing will contain much music sig
niticant of the Christmas season. The
program for the day will be as fol-
lows with Louis L. Rowland direct
ing:
Morning.
Prelude-Christmas Ohertoire. 1900.
Grison
ofertory-Ancient Christmas Song
Grlson
/ iah Chor,IS
Handel-Dunham
Cantata-'The Light of the World"
Louis L. Rowland
Dedicated to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Is.
Griffith. Soloists-Mrs. Paul B.
Griffith, Miss Barbara Henry.
Harold Winslow.
Evening.
......... Hubbard William Harris
Marcel, of the Magi Kings, Dubois
HON AlEht Buck
Offertory-Serenade ........ Lemare
Postlude-Hallelujah Chorus .....
Handel-Dunham
Anthem-Break Forth Into Joy.
Steane
Carol-watchman on the walls.
Standardization. Coomhs
Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook.
! lIuSe INFORMAL Dances.
The Elks. the Varsity Bachelor
gave informal dances last evening and
all We're we'll attended. The hours
We're from 9 to II and at each gath
erlng there was a thoroughly happy
company.
The Elks entertained at their club
nome ON North Fourth street with
lnlrtS-three couples dancing and the
| n1ilSiN f1rn}GhcA h- Sho :J-
ira was the best OF the season.
The guest list included Messrs. and
Mesdames r. S. kinnan. W. IL. Alex
ander. Earle Robertson. H. E. Payne,
Dan F. Sinclair. William Leggett. c.
Finch. +. F. Fletcher. L. P. Colborn.
). X. Carley. Charles a. King. Theo-
dorc Thompson, w. G.. Mcdonald. J..
y. turner. Charles Bartles and W. r.
F. G. Bacon, j. {. Sheppard and Frank
Turner. Irene Finkle. Ada Bulge,
Mabel Collins, Gertrude Collins. Sadie
Franklin. Marion Dinnie, Pearl Rinnie
and Corine Thompson; Messrs. CLAIR
ence Elkin. H. D. Paulson. Jerry
rlnch; Hume Bacon. Bud Abrahamsen.
s: r. Lloyd Of Winnipeg. Man. Harry
Budge. Elmo Robertson. Vance Nell
on. Mcdonald. u. j. He
witt, w. D. Fee. T. Mahoney. L. Helm.
kay. Hugh McIlraith. E. Sandlie, Bak.
er and Devaney.
The Varsity Bachelor club anced
at the Knights Of Columbus club
rooms in the Metropolitan block and
~. n Mrs. E. B. Stephenson were
tne chaperones. Thirty-hvc couples
maze up this company and the guests
are included in the following list:
Misses Harriet Carrier, Florence Gal.
lup. Eva Mountford. Allie Dickson.
1nez Serumgaard. Selma Hassell. Mar
n Williams. Vera Kelsey, Elsie Dahl.
Annette Rioux. Eva Rorke, Cen.
We've Meacham. Olga Serumgaard.
Grace WEIGH. Harriet Sprehlow, Grace
Carroll. Enid Lowe. Lillian Fairchild,
LAzelta Reauchamp. Stella O'Conner,
rude Iraynor, Gertrude Cunningham.
Charlotte Black, M@rtie Halyerson.
Vivian Dinnie, Clara burman. ranca
Collins Christine f'inla yson. Gladys
Mayer. katheryn Hickson. Annie Pow.
pore; Mcssra. Cyril Glsspel. Stewart
Csmpn"ll: Joseph Forester. Oscar VIII
cox, Crpheus Halverson Milton Ma.
son, Ohm Mcknight. George Koehn.
richard Hutchinson. Louis Tcllner,
F.Frehel, Randall Larson. John liarrjs'
oscar Prebee. Andy Carr, Sherman
Pinkham, Carsten Eckman. John b.
eng, Othmar Montgomery, Clyde Duff
IS. J. +. 7. O'Connor, Paul Barnes.
Phillip Bangs, Mack Traynor, Ansel
Wincrnan, Albert Void, Fred Brock
hof. Vincent Smith. Bruce Mcdonald.
zee Norman. RAY Dryden. Oscar Gull
iickSon. Burton Crazy. Chester Fritz.
nc Della Sigma fraternit" danced
at 81. Pau1's parish hall and the
guests "'ere the fraternity members
and their ladies'. The patrons and
p~atronesses of the evening We're Dean
and Mrs; C.. II. Crouch. DR.. and Mrs.
\. Abbott, Dean N, A Brannon,