The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-24
SOCIETY
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Entertaining Guest From Fargo.

Entertaining Guest From Fargo.
Miss Marion Holloway arrived last
evening from Fargo and will be enter
tanned for a week as the delightful
guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Fourth avenue.
Returns to Billings saturday.
Raymond Berisford of Billings.
Mont, who has been visiting with hi
cousin. Gene Mulrein. since the holi-
days has just returned from Il few
days visit at the Mcmahon farm
home near McCanna and plans to
leave for Billings Saturday morning.
Choir Practice Thursday.
The adult choir of ST. Michacl's
church will meet for rehearsal at the
residence of Mrs. A.. l.. Larson on Uni
versity n Thursday evening at s
O'Clock instead OF Friday evening as
previously announced. The change
was made on o of the Elk
SNOWFALL party IN Friday.
Mrs. iI0llin2cr Was Hostess.
Mrs. w. +. liollingcr entertained
The members of the u. T. club ycster-
day afternoon at her North sixth
street home and the pleasure was pro-
grcssive Whist played at two tables.
AT = o'clock Mrs. IIollinger served a
delicious course of refreshments and
the prizes of the game were awarded
to Mrs. W. A. Bailey and Mrs. &.
koeniR. The meeting next week will
he held at the home of Mrs. koenig.
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Faculty Masquerade Tonight.
The most interesting social event
of the winter season in university So
cial circles is the annual faculty mas
querade which is given hv the young
pleasure will be given and the com-
pany will dance at the gymnasium.
Every guest will come in costume and
masked and the hours will he from
$3.50 to 1880 o'clock. Light refresh
nents will be served during the wen
ing and the Bates orchestra will play.
New Violin Instructor.
Miss Josephine Leonard Curtis of
Minneapolis. Il violinist of talent.
training and experience as a teacher
will arrive Saturday morning to take
up the work of instructor in the
voilin department at the Grand Forks
School of Music. She will be well
coined as a valuable acquisition to
both musical and social circles and
the school is particularly pleased to
one so we'll equipped to take
the place Of Miss Ridrway. Miss Cur
ropean masters. is a student OF AXel
Skivgaard and has had six years ex-
perience in teaching and concer
work.
orrigan Bridge.
Mrs. Raymond A. Jackson and Mrs.
Thomas S. Corrigan gave an informal
but happily appointed bridge this
afternoon at Mrs. Jackson's Vernon
three visiting ladies. Mrs. c. l.. Com
ings of Brandon. Man.. Mrs. Frank
DeCamp of Seattle and Mrs. Z. &.
oakcs of Spokane. Just guests for
four tables We're hidden and the spir-
tied game was interspersed with the
most delightful chatting. Mrs. Willis
Is. Nash of Minneapolis, Mrs. owen
of Calgary and Miss Margherita Chase
of Minneapolis We're other out of town
guests in the company and the game
followed by a delectable luncheon
service. the three hostesses being as
sisted by Mrs. w. II. Shulze. Mrs. II.
". Whitcomb and Miss Helen Ham
ilton.
4 Few Interesting Brides.
AT Fargo yesterday was announced
the approaching marriage of Mrs.
John Young of that city and Judge
George W. Newton Of Bismarck. This
will be interesting news to a large
circle Of friends for both bride and
are pioneers of the state and
are prominent In their respective
cities. The wedding date is not set
hut it will be within a few weeks and
an extensive wedding trip Judge
Newton probably will take his bride
to California to make her future home.
Mrs. Young presented her
sisters.
Alvin Langley of Rolla was mar
ried Wednesday at Muncie. Ind. to a
prominent young lady Of that city and
a short honeymoon trip they will
return to Rolla. to reside.
a pretty wedding took place We'd
nesday at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Keeling near Walhalla
when their daughter, Clara. was CIV
en- In marriage 70 Thomas E. carpen-
ter. Rev. W. f. Water performed the
ceremony and the attendants were
Miss Addie Carpenter, a sister of the
groom. and Charlie Keeling. Jr.. a
brother of the bride. Seventy guests
were served at the wedding dinner.
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Crittenton Circle Met.
A very interesting meeting Of the
Crittenton Circle for the purpose Of
transacting business vas held last
evening at the Office of DR.. Mae Sam
ders In the Security block. A number
Of matters pertaining to future work
We're considered and some committees
We're appointed for the beginning of II
few special activities. The members
of the circle are doing a great work
every a and though it is of that
quiet nature which permits of little
publicity they have lost no
nifty to do good. More members
n as their work is solely for the
and uplift of unfortunate girls
every m of the city should con-
slider it her duty to he enrolled as a
member. If there are those who can
not attend the meetings and take part
in the disposal of the business a nice
TO express their appreciation OF
what the others are doing would he
70 mail in their dollar member
ship fee and be grouped with those
are able to do more.
From the reports presented at this
meeting IT was very evident that
there is need Of a police matron and
the circle will bend efforts toward Sc
a competent woman to take
up this important work again.
Corwin Recital Thursday.
The weekly recital will he given at
hall. Wesley college conserva-
tory. Thursday afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock and the public is cordially in
The following excellent pro-
gram has been arranged: