The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-31
Entertained for Children.

Entertained for Children.
Mrs. J. D. Turner gave a large chill
dren's party last evening t her home
on North Third street in honor Of her
two daughters, Lulabell and Blanche.
and son. Harry. Forty little folks
made up The company and all came
dressed as ghosts. making merry until
2 o'clock. Light refreshments were
served at the close;
Miss Ferguson leaves Tomorrow.
Miss Bertha Ferguson, who has
been on the local high school faculty
for the past several years. leaves to-
morrow morning for her home in
Drayton and will spend the greater
part Of the year at rest. Miss Fergu-
son has been granted a years leave
Of absence and though she had not
yet made her plans for the year. she
probably viii ldevote some time to
study in n OF the eastern colleges.
Party Was q Success.
The party given last evening by the
Young Girls Sodality in the basement
auditorium OF the church was a COM
plete success. 1t was largely attend
ed by the Sodality members and all
the games were thoroughly enjoyed.
The auditorium was appropriately
decorated for the occasion and Miss
Thelma Durick very cleverly imper-
sonated the witch while Miss Delphine
McMahon as the fortune teller fore.
told many things Of happiness and de-
spair for all. Refreshments were
Mrs. O'DOnnell Hostess.
Mrs. j. ] .O'Donnell was a delight
full hostess of last evening when she
entertained at cards at her home on
North Fifth street. Mrs. O'Donnell
issued invitations for guests enough
for three tables and rumdum was the
chosen game. Bowls of fragrant ear
nations in the pink and red shades
were used in the parlors and dining
room for decoration and at the close
of the spirited contest a %delectable re-
freshment service was enjoyed. Mrs.
lish assisted the hostess n the high
and low score prizes went to Mrs.
William Bird and Mrs. Louis Andras-
ko. The company Of guests included
Mesdames ]. c. Z~irkleback. L. Walker,
Jud Bird, William Bird. ]. n. Murray.
William English. Louis Andrasko.
Frank Gehrke. and William German
N Miss Esther German.
HONOR MISS
Miss MacCumber. Miss Wilson and
ulty are giving 4 tea this afternoon
from 1880 to s o'clock in honor of
Miss Bertha Ferguson. also a member
of the faculty who has been granted
a years leave Of absence and leaves
the city tomorrow. The hostesses re-
ceived in the domestic science depart
ment of the high school and their
guests We're a group OF teachers. high
school senior girls and some Of Miss
Ferguson's most intimate friends.
numbering about sixty.
While the pleasure was informal. 1t
was very prettily appointed and Miss
Sutherland assisted by Miss Opsahl
had charge OF the delicious refresh
ment service. The decorations We're
in red and white. carried out with
baskets of carnations and fern. and
poured. Mrs. j. Nelson Kelly. Mrs. c.
s. Marsden. Miss Won Daggenhausen.
Miss Blank and a group of senior girls
assisted through the room and served
and a program of delightful music
was furnished by Miss Eleanor Tenner.
Halloween On Tonight.
The spirit of magic is abroad in the
land and his evening will be given
1--WE W 1AAoSsA SANSA oAAAOAAo l
young folk and DID as we'll. The larg- |
est e will be the Eastern Star hard
times party at the Dacotah which will
be the first dance Of the season given
by that organization. The fun will
come in the levying Of fines for those
CARRIED in silk or satin and there
promises to be all manner Of costumes
display.
The annual Halloween party at the
gymnasium will be another
large function. the guests at this gath
ering to be the student body and fac
ulty with'the girls of the four dormi-
Davis, Macnie and Larimore as
hostesses.
The advanced students at Wesley
conservatory apear in their first re-
cital at Corwin music hall this even
ing but as the hour is Z o'clock the
program will be completed in time to
allow all to indulge in Halloween
fun.
The B. Y. P. U. is another society
which will celebrate the night, having
invited all the young people of the
Baptist church and their friends to
join in their revelry at the church par
lorS at 8 O'Clock. |