The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-24
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Tho winters social season If o,nr
ana NOR" than ever is the u,Iin: at tn"
l.enten emphasized 10y tack of any.
thing that mish; be called society.
Tru" IN" week. has been marked viii,
several VERY pretty Washington par.
lies and church doings but an mnr,.
tn" mark M uni"tud" and on" could
no forget that the time for hilnrity
Vas AZ an end. nj least for six weekS.
INC ARRIVAL "t WHShingtun's BIRTHDAY.
tho day after Ash Wednesday,. how
ever. gave. h"sicsSes an npportunitv
for - littl, diversion tho pas, week.
hut another viii not com" until st.
Fatrick's day. March IL.
Next w""k III" Eastern Star Will!
have its silver tea. church aid sucir-
tics Will perhaps he moro Interested in
their gatherings than formerly and
tbs. Women "f the civic league will
take an added interest i'm the weekly
meetings "f the lfomckc"pcrs' club.
N~"s'dl"W"rk and card clubs will con-
tinnr their informal gatherings and
many maids and matr"ns will Welcome
TINS "pp"rtnnitN to -ci all their sprin.
sewing DOM.
Th" various milliners arc returning
from their eastern buying trips and
IN" e!Scri1e-S nt SOM Ia soc the new
STYLES is almost making the milliners
hold lh"ir openings several weeks
s""n"l' than anticipated. All bring
nome III" neWs from the eastern mar
kotS that tn" STYLES arc very good and
that tn" ""lors are To he real SUM
merA. so that all tastes will very like
V be satisfied.
Home From Buying Trip.
Mrs. r. 11clgerson, proprietor If the
Vogue millinery. returned Friday ey-
enlhS from her eastern buying trip and
brings the ncws that she has pur-
chased j Very complete line of he
most up to date STYLES in spring and
summer millinery. Mrs. JIelgerson
markets but also visited those of St.
Paul and Minneapolis and her trim
mer. Miss Winters of Chicago. is cS-
pected tomorrow. She comes from
Gage Brothers.
AS TO the prevailing styles this sea-
son. Mrs. lielsersen says they arc
very sood and the kind that will APP
peal To the majority of M Tho
medium and not the extreme predomi-
mates and all the colors are shown,
black seeming to be quite out Of fash
ION. For summer the Very light
shades will DO popular and for spring
there is a great dcal Of tans and
browns.
st. Thomas Junior Banquet,
The juniors of the ST. Thomas high
school held their annual banquet in
m OF the seniors last Monday ev-
en1ng at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. pConnor n it was the most
enjoyable social function of the school
year. The invitations il
as q track meet and the most profound
secrecy had characterized all
lions. Thus h eNpectant mood of the
guests added to their happy spirit and
the stunts were entered into with zest
n enthusiasm. h home was beau
tifully decorated in the colors of tho
two classes and d most delicious re-
past was served.
400
Had Splendid Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Wolff are again at
their Belmont avenue home after en-
loyins eight weeks of travelling. They
tour the coast cities. visiting Spokane.
Seattle. Portland and San Francisco
and then went into southern Califor-
MIA. They visited the Grand Canon
and Denver enroute east 1nd spent
some time in Cleveland. Boston. Chi
raso and New York;
Mrs. q. l.. Lee Tea Hostess.
Mrs. Oscar l.. Leo will be the silver
tea hostess for the ladies' Of the East
ern Star next Tuesday afternoon and
she will receive at her home at 1909
Cheyenne avenue. The hours will be
from 2 to S o'clock and Mrs. Lee has
chosen AS her assisting ladies Mrs.
Harold Lamming. Mrs. j. f. Robincon.
and Mrs. G.. F.. Bra ne All mem
hers of the order arc very cordially
invited.