The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-11
hi SOCIETY III
pnoNss-DsyN n. ". sAT. 81 Nj Night N. W. 1873 |.

which passed the bours and at til:
close Il dainty repast was served. Mis-,
Kate Stewart assisted her sister il
serving and Mis- Thelma Thorson will
he hostess next week.
Entertained for Winston Guest.
Crookston Times: Mrs. Twitc ant
Mrs. T%orgenson gave IL very prctt,
party Yesterday when they entertain,
ed for Mrs. n. G. jacobson of Willis
ton. ~. D., who is visiting friend If
inc city. The afternoon was spen
in needlcwoIk and at ) o'clock Il de.
llci"us lunch was served u. the hos
tcsses. assisted hy the Misses Rub,
Whitney and Anna Ecklund.
n " Newspaper Woman.
The newspaper fraternity of tn,
stat" Is welcoming to its circle another
newspaper w"man Mrs. T.. l.. SHEER,
MAN OF Minnt VIII" mas taken the posi-.
TON OF society editor on the Mino,
Reporter, succeeding Miss l.rGa Mans.
li"lI WI" has AUST resigned after sev.
'ra' years service. Mrs. snermu,
who's" husband is secretary. OF the Mi.
not Commercial club has had consid.
tT"hi" newspaper experience and i:
% most interesting Wri:r-.
Odd
Two Sisters Took Vows.
Devils Lake journal: The bcautifu
i'hd solemn service incident upon =;
reception of noViccS into the Order o,
IN" Sisters of Mercy took place Sun.
day morning NJ the communion mass
celebrated AT $50 o'clock in the con.
vent chapel. In tho absence of RI
ltsN, Bishop p'Rcilly of Fargo. the
service was conducted by Rev. Fathe,
"l'ris""ll of Fargo who said mass
and delivered II The sisters
Wh "lnok the solemn VOWS were Sister
Mary Doiorosa and Sister Mary Mat.
iida The convent choir sang the
Mass of the Angels" Ven ,Jesu'
p"Ih. mo olfrrtory solo. The beauty
or TINS reception can only be realized
by n who has witnessed it. Th,
many ceremonies which dignity this
important occasion each have n mean.
Ing and sisnificanre.
Entertaining Minot Guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. *. Gcist of NORTH
SiNlh street are entertaining as theil
uelShtfnl guest this week. Mrs. Johr
Nelson of Minot and her little dalleh.
ter. Carol. Mrs Nelson will be re-.
ml"hlbcrcd her" as the former Miss
i.Vh Elliott AMI has q large circle OF
friends VIII" will add to the nleas,Ir,
of her visit.
VIZ. and Mrs. Gcist entertained =
company of ten at their home las,
"N"h'ng in their guests honor and IN,
pleasure was erand-nula. A daintIl,
appointed luncheon was served at tho
close. This evening Mrs. W. +. I{o.
non VIII give a dinner III 6 ~o'cIocl
Wllh q theat"r party at tn, Grand
following in compliment t" Mrs. Nell
SOIL.
Mrs. Hug'lal's First afternoon,
Mrs. Il. NJ: Hlte,ial received ,oda,
at her Sixth avenue home at the first
OF n series of afternoons which she
Is siNins this week and the pleasure
was bridge whist. Guests for five ia.
hlrs We're hidden and Mrs. Hugda'
made her rooms dainty and fragran,
with clusters of Pink and white tulins
nrettily arranged in low vases and
bowls. Mrs. Herman Wolff and Mrs
EUGENE Lovajoy assisted Mrs. Hugda,
IN me pleasure of her company and
AK the close of the interesting game
the tables We're spread for a lecta bic
luncheon service. The holders of the
hleh scores We're announced at the
conclusion of the refreshment u
n novel trophies wore given as
awards. '
Mrs. Hugdal will receive another
company tomorrow afternoon and
bridge VIII again be the diversion.
500
Arranging for A. G. Prom.
Fargo Forum: Much interest in the
college circles is being centered
around the biggest social event at the
"a. -, inc annual iuninor prom, which
is TO take place in the college armory
Friday evening, January IS. The
committees in charge this wear are
making an effort to make the affair
more attractive than ever before
something Very new and clever is be.
ing planned for the programs and the
n program will be especially well
arranged. The decorations will he
and the orchestra will be
moved to the balcony so as to make
more floor space and all are eagerly
anticipating the e The program
VIII commence at $ O'clock sharp
and special cars will be provided te
convey the guests to their homes
M chailmen of the various commit
tees are as follows: Refreshmen
committee, Miss Beatrice Aim; foo,
committee. Leonard Westernberger:
decoration committee. Reginald Col.
leN: program COMMITTEES. 4. Orard.
music committee. w. Rommel.
-$:".-
scandinavian Temperance, Workers.
FOR the purpose of interesting the
sunday schol teachers OF the Scandi.
naVlan churches in the teaching o,
temperance the Scandinavian w. q
i. u. of Fargo devised a plan tina,
proved a delightful social function
as Well as a o valuable step in thf
cause OF temperance. The event wa.
IN the nature of a reception with =
program and the Fargo Forum chron.
lcles the event as follows:
"A delightful event of last eyonins
the reception given by the Scan.
dinavian W. G. T. L. at the spacior,
of Mrs. o. S. Hadcland on Nortf
broadway to the Sunday schoo
teachers of the Scandinavian chnrcbc.
OF the city. The object of the meeting
was to discuss the a~dvisability OF
iearhlng temperance work in the Sun,
da* and means of best pre-.
sentlng the subject. A delightful nro.
gram was rendered. w. A. Snow. g
sral secretary Of the North Dakota
sunday School association spoke or
n work of that organization
throughout the state. showing pamph.
lets descriptive Of his work and hand.
ing them out to the teachers. Mrs
snow, who is state superintendent 70,
the w. G. T. II. of temperance work
in the Sunday schools gave a fine tall
the primary work. Both speakers
were interesting and instructive and
We're listened TO with closest attention
some musical numbers added much