The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-30
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past was delicious and was served al
1850 o'clock.
The favors were new and novel and
tables which were presided over by
Mrs. Mary H. Reade of Minneapolis
and Mrs. Mary A. Allen were adorn.
ed with college pennants, those used
as leaders being Michigan. Wisconsin,
North Dakota, Minnesota and Far.
90. the latter as an honor to Mr.
Barnes. The markers were miniature
remnants and during he evening Mr.
Barnes created considerable fun By
commanding the representatives OF the
various colleges to come forth and
give their yell. In n instance only
one gentleman was present to uphold
his alma mater but he did so in g
lusty voice.
Rorke's five piece orchestra played
the program Of excellent music and a.
favors the guests carried away with
them little banks and shaving mirrors
French jewel cases and ash trays. pen.
ellis and tiny pictures, cigars and can.
dy minis and lamps and lanterns which
were given with the last of the five ia.
vor dances, I'm Afraid to Go Home
in the Dark" figure. The presence Of
q large number of society's visiting
ing guests gave the January cotillior
an additional charm and the evening.
company included the following:
Messrs. and Mesdames ]. d. Bacon
J. +. Bacon. c. N. Barnes, Charles
Bartles. j. r. Carley. "A. p. clifford
J. A. Dinnie. F. s. Duggan, 7. B. Ell.
ton, Fl. b. Finch, C. w. Fisher. r. w
Hughes. r.. A. jackson, j. G.. LeBeau
Eugene Lovejoy. w. G. Mcdonald. c
]. Murphy, w. v. O'Connor, j. w. Og.
rem. NJ. g. Olson. w. H. Shulze, F. A
Styled. F. F. Stokes. F. A. Taylor
II. w. Whitcomb. c. R. Winslow. H
g. Smell. George Duis. w. H. Kelsey
Camp of Seattle and c. l.. Comings Of
Brandon. Man.: Mesdames ]. L. Rob.
ertson of Minneapolis. r. H. Mccoy
w. c. Bulge, j. B. Wineman, and Geo
Netcher: Misses Margaret Sargent
Alta Smith. Margherita Chase Of Min.
neapolis. Mabel Collins. Ernestine ia.
cobb. Clara Wolff and Elizabeth Sui.
Ivan: Messrs. F. J. Brockhoff. viii
Burke. ]. w. Hawkins. NJ. B.. Jack
]. F. T. o'connor. Ansel wineman
Guy Bulge. Harold Mccoy. Hector
Barnes OF Fargo. F. d Cameron. r. d
Campbell and T. p. O'Connell.
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Shows Claim This Week.
Society will be compelled to give
up the greater part Of this week te
the various big things which are on
from now until Saturday. The auto
mobile show. the poultry show and
the kennel show always attract the
fair sex as we'll as the men and that
everything may be taken in 1t will be
necessary to give the week up to that
end. Consequently there will be a
small number Of at homes and Wis.
itors from the surrounding cities will
be numerous.
Gave Silver Tea Today.
Mrs. c. e. Warmer entertained
the ladies of the Eastern Star at hel
home on Chestnut street this after.
noon. the occasion being q. silver tee
for the benefit of the chapter. Mrs
]. N. Bathgate and Mrs. P. j. Fergu'
son were the assisting ,hostesses and
at 5 o'clock a dainty tea service wa!
enjoyed. The guests brought theil
needlework and passed the afternoon
happily.
Return 10 Brandon Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Coming
of Brandon. Man., who have been tn,
delightful guests Of DR.. and Mrs. H
w. Whitcomb Of Reeves avenue 70,
several days, will return home thi
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornings visi
their former home city every winter
and each stay proves happier than tn,
last. They shared the several hand
some social honors Of the past few
weeks and have enjoyed their visi
thoroughly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cakes Leave Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer g.. Cakes VIII,
have been entertained at the Reeve,
Finch for several days past and hav,
been numbered among the homo,
guests at all the pretty social func
tions Of the past two weeks. plan t,
leave for their home in Spokan,
Thursday noon Mr.. and Mrs. OakeI
came to attend the annual gatherin,
Of Nash Bros managers and beinl
former residents Of this city, the,
have enjoyed their visit to the ex
treme.
Thimble Club Met.
The ladies Of. the Rebekah Bool
and Thimble club had'a pleasant aft
ernoon today as guests Of Mrs. s. S
Harrison and Mrs. Fraser at the HON,
OF the former or North Third street
The hostesses provided a delicious re
freshment service at the close Of tn,
afternoon and needlework was inter
mingled with chats on things pertain
ing to the order.
Knights Invite the Ladies'.
The Knights of Columbus issues
invitations today for their leap yea
dancing party to be given next Fri
day evening at the club rooms and 4
is quite evident that the committee in,
tends to make 1t the big event of the
year. There will be an orchestra con,
cert IN the club rooms from $3.50 to .
o'clock during which time the ladie,
Will fill out their programs and dane,
ing will continue from 9 to 1885,
O'Clock: The invitations are sent ou'
by the new entertainment commit.
tee which Is composed Of Robert w
Hughes. J. F. T. O'Connor. Henry
O'Keefe. Jr.. NJ. Norman and W. v
O'Connor and they give assurance tina,
the ladies' Will have everything theil
own way on this occasion.
CanifoFnians Welcome j. W. Foley.
James w. Foley Of Bismarck. tn.
poet laureate Of North Dakota, who
with his estimable wife ID now coyils
settled In a cottage in Los Angeles
Cal, ts being warmly welcomed. BY
southern C~alifornians and 80 eager
are those people to hear Mr.. Foley
read his own poems that! he has nj.
ready made several public engage.
ments. - =; :
A signal honor was bestowed on
Mr.. and Mrs. Foley when they were
invited to be guests OF honor at the
annual banquet and reception Of the
Celtic club OF Los Angeles. Il IL an