The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-31

recovering nicely.
Franklin Meeting at Studio.
This weeks meeting of the Frank
lin club ~ which the hosts and hos
tesS"s will h. MIR. and Mrs. Sidney
Clark n MIR. and Mrs. r. r. Griffith.
will be hold at the recital hall of the
Grand Forks School of Music instead
81 AZ y rriNai" home as is c~llsto,narN.
Miss Jane Smith is in charge of th.
program whirh will he musical and
he" m"mt"rs are anticipating a de
Iishtfnl evening.
Reception After Concert.
Friday evening AT $40 o'clock Miss
Josephine Leonard Curtis. violinist,
will appear in recital with Miss Jane
Smith as accompanist. The concer
Grand Forks School of Music in the
Security block and after the program
a reception will he held in the
studios I" which a cordial invitation
is extended that all may meet Miss
Curtis i'm an Informal way. The
program follows:
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S'hor Rosmarin ......... kreisler
,~ahzonetta .....,..... 81 Amhrosia
i'"''e'hE HubaN
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Masqucrahr Party February IL.
The Eastern star will Civ" Il mas
1acrade party at Jacks auditorium
on the evening of Monday. February
~. and the committee in charge of
tn. function is composed of Mrs,
George W. Gets. chairman. Mrs. j.
I. H"itman. Miss Frances owen, Miss
Margaret Rasmussen and Mrs. !. s.
Hatcher. Thu committee held a meet
ms last evening to make preliminary
plans and promises that the party will
be one of TIL" most novel events of the
season. A large orchestra will be en-
gagged FOR the occasion and it will be
informal. Invitations will he issued
to members and friends of the order
and thu committee viii endaavor to
attract ono of the finest companies of
TIL" year.
Olive Taylor's Birthday.
Miss Olive Louise TAYLOR. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Taylor,
was two years old Yesterday and her
mother gave her a birthday party at
which the guests we're eight tiny tots
n their mothers. The hours were
from ESQ to s o'clock and while the
little folks played mo themselves
the mothers enjoyed a spirited game
OF %parcheesi. the prize going to Mrs.
Walter Moreficld.
Ats O'Clock Mrs. Taylor. assisted
by Mrs. George Werstlein. served a
decorations in pink and White and
the little guests We're Myrtle and Es-
Their Stinson. Bill Lush, Harry Bell.
Marie. Margaret and Louise Werst-
lein and Mary Evelyn Morefield.
First of Bridge series.
Mrs. George +. Thacker and Mrs.
Robert W. Hughes gave the first Of a
series of delightful afternoon affairs
today when they received at Mrs.
~Thacker's residence on Walnut street
Guests for five tables at bridge wlnis,
we're hidden and among them were
Mrs. j. l.. Robertson of Minneapolis
and Mrs. Frank Lycan of Bemidji. The
hostesscs chose q pink and green colol
scheme for their house decorations
and carried out the idea with vases
of fresh pink carnations and fern
using TIL" same in both the upstair:
and downstairs rooms.
Handsome prizes We're given at the
conclusion of the interesting game ant
me tables were then spread for g
deicctable luncheon service. the assist.
ing ladies being Mrs. r. E. Dickinson
Mrs. Edward Sullivan and Mrs. W
Z. Bulge. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs
Thacker and Mrs. Hughes will receive
another company.
belmont Meeting Friday.
Friday afternoon at I O'Clock tho
membcrs If the HoInekeepers' club
organized under the direction Of the
social welfare committee of the Wo.
mans Civic league. will meet in the
domestic science department at the
belmont school. This meeting is fo,
the members ron the south side OF
the city and the same lesson will bt
given that was so we'll attended a,
the Central school last week. Mrs
G. p: Brawner and Mrs. J IS. Hatcher
are in charge of the meeting and the
program will he a talk and demon.
stration on Cereals" by Miss Suther
land assisted by Miss Florence On.
sab Land a talk by Miss Bertha Erd,
mann on Personal HYGIENE" Al
the women who attend take part ir
h domestic science lesson conducted
10y Misses Sutherland and Opsahl ant
they learn to cook properly from
practical experience:
Program at COrwtn Thursday.
/ The following program has beer
arranged for this weeks recital a,
Corwin music hall. Wesley misery's
tory. and it will be rendered Thurs.
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock:
Summer F'ancies. .......... Virgi
Miss Gidley.
NE NUM- ....... .Demutf
I'utterhy Merke'
Miss Page.
Staccato Study .......... Rendi1
Miss Stinson.