The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12

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Valentines day. "Wednesday afternoon.
She will receive III her home On North
Fifth street.
Entertained at Dinner.
! MIR. and Mrs. Harry C;avrrc gave IL
small dinner AT their North Fifth
street home Sunday evening and their
guests We're DR.. and Mrs. Frederick
SINtirId and Mr.. ma Mrs. Clayton +.
Carl. Mrs. Gaverc served her perfect
ly appointed repa:t At q o'clock.
Mrs. Lowe Hostess Tuesday.
Mrs. William Lowe will entertain
the Lady Elks' card club Tuesday
afternoon at $40 O'Clock at her home
in Riverside Park and the pleasure
, will be 800. An members are COR
dially invited as this will be the last
meeting until after tn" season of Lent.
Visiting at Ada.
Mr@. Frank Griffin has one to Ada
ard other points in Minnesota to on
Joy - few wc"sS' visit with relatives
and friends before leaving for hcr
f'iturc home in Canada. Mrs. Griffin
will return 20 this city after complet-
ing h"r visit i'm Minnesota and IL NUM-
hor of informal farewell affairs will
! he G!vcn for her.
Mrs. FlIackcr Party HOSTESS.
Mrs. g.. +. Thackrr has been chosen
hostess Tor thu February party of the
Ladies Altar society of ST. MichacTs
church and she has chosen as her as
sistants Mrs. NJ. T.. Murphy. Mrs. Rob-
crt Hughes. Mrs. Il. Mulligan, Mrs.
i'ish"r, Mrs. W. j. Murphy. Mrs. j. n.
MURRAY. Mrs. Robert McCiratl. Mrs.
l.. j. u'krcfr and Mrs, j. d. Adshcad.
Tuesday evening. February 20, has
been chosen as the date for the func-
ti"n and it Will bo given in the knights
"f columbus club rooms. Final de-
tails Tor tho party are being arrang-
I'd at II meeting of the ladies being
held this AFTERNOON AT the home of
Mrs, NJ. +. Murphy.
Entire Nous Meets Wednesday,.
This weeks meeting "f. the Entire
N"uS rltli will he held Tuesday aft
rrn""n instead nj M"n,lHy as usual and
Mr.. :. II Ashley will bc hostess az
h"r homo in tn" Dinni" apartments.
Thr program arranged for the gather
in" is AZ follows:
k"ll cali. National .Alnusemcnts.
Pal"r-rGcrman Cathedral Towns"
Mrs. j. :. Hatcher.
Parrr-'Early Art and Literature
of the HcnaiSsancc'-Mrs. Harry Ga
we're.
papcr-"Pcasant Life in tho BLACK
E"r"st-Mrs. Frank Griffin.
Paper - industrial GERMANY
Mrs. w. @. Mcdonald.
Reading - That Awful German
Language" by Mark Twain-Mrs. Oh
! ger B,lrtncss.
Miss Chambers Here. Today.
Miss George" Chambers of Churchs
Ferry gave Il brief but interesting talk
4 This Iftnrpnnn AZ thn n1ntji,nn M tho
Grand 1heat"r and Sunday afternoon
Sh" spoke before the Sunday school
classes at the First Methodist church.
Miss Chambers is a most interesting
speaker and the plan of having her
speak for a few moments before the
audiences at theaters Is entirely new,
this city being the first in the state to
offer such an opportunity for tenn
perance workers.
This evening Miss Chambers will
speak at the university in the Main
building at $50 O'Clock and Friday
afternoon she will address the high
school students. Friday evening she
will speak at the city mission at 1104
Bulge avenue. Tomorrow morning
Miss Chambers goes to Thompson
and Reynolds for two days and when
she leaves here Saturday she will go
to Larimore and Fargo.
Home From Minneapolis.
Miss Mildred Corliss returned Sum
day from Minneapolis where she has
spent d delightful three weeks as the
guest of Miss Mildred Gretchen Phil
lips, now Mrs. William II. kindly.
Wednesday evening. Miss Corliss at
tended grand opera in ST. Paul While
away and was much entertained by
her several other friends as will be
seen from the following excerpt from
the SUNDAY Minneapolis Journal:
Miss Mildred Corliss of Grand
Forks. y. D.. who has been the guest
of airs. William II. kindly. who was
formerly Miss Mildred Gretchen Phil
lips. will leave for her home today.
Miss Corliss visited Mrs. John NJ.
Cochran of the Hampshire Arms
Thursday and Friday. and she wassthc
guest of Nj. INC Mrs. Harry Phillips
Friday evening at the symphony CON
cert and remained at their home until
Sunday.
Miss Mary Rand of 1916 Humbolt
avenue south was hostess at a lunch
con Tuesday for eight guests in honor
of Miss Corliss n after the lunch
con Miss Rand entertained her COM
pany at a matinee at the Orpheum."
Names and Costumes Requested,
''SS1' hlltlitilS tuc Eastern SUE
masquerade party at the Hotel Daco-
tab this evening are requested to leave
at the door cards bearing their names
and their costumes. This courtesy is
asked in order to facilitate the making
ny of the guest list.
The party promises TO be one of the
biggest successes Of the season and
the costumes will be among the most
novel ever seen here. Some that will
he worn will have a century's history
attached to them while others will
carry a mark OF originality that will
be most interesting. The clown and
the jester will not be forgotten and
Washington and Lincoln will he
among the notablcs. The dance will
begin at Q O'Clock and masks will not
be removed until 1890 O'Clock. The
Rorke orchestra will play and frappe
will be served during the evening.
w. II. Kelsey and A. j. Fairchild
will be at the door to admit the
guests. Mrs. G. f. Warriner. Mrs. F..
NJ. Cory. Mrs. j. +. Robinson. Mrs. l..
Stinson. Mrs r. L.. Goodman. Mrs.
George tombstone. and Mrs. w. A.
Crazy will preside over the frappe
service and the floor managers will be
6. ". Gets. G. f. Carr and DIR. s. A.
Saunderson.