The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
The "I.ittle German" Ball.

Seventy couples danced last evening
as guests Of the members of Lodge
255. B. P. O. F., the occasion being the
annual Little German" ball. The par
ty was given at the elegantly appoint
ed Elk club home on North Fourth
al hospitality Of these royal enter
tanners been more thoroughly enjoyed.
Shortly after 8 o'clock the entire COM
pany Of guests had assembled in the
ball room and was good to look upon.
Being a formal function. the first Of
the year, the gentlemen wore full
evening dress and the maids and mat
est. Finley's orchestra rendered the
music and from the opening number
until the finish Of the Home. Sweet
Home" waltz at 2 o'clock the atmos-
phere was electrified with a spirit Of
activity and each n added a little
more to the existing merriment.
The Dutch supper, as usual. was h
splendid feast excellently served.
Everybody ate sauerkraut and wienes
with all the other Dutch d%elicacies
known and the long tables were ar
ranged in the large assembly hall of
the Commercial club. Crystal vases of
yellow chrysanthemums adorned the
supper tables and the guests were
seiSeu III l"o groups. olloWltl liiS
supper dancing was continued until
the early morning lot and the guests
are named in the following list:
Messrs. and Mesdames D. r. Sim
clair, G. c. Finch, L. r. Colborn. w. r.
Abrahamsen, A.. S. McCracken. v. c.
Brown, E. r. Robertson. L. w. Deich-
ert, H.. J. Monley. w. J. Watt. J.. R.
Carley. w. c Johnson. Cleary Monley.
w. G. Mcdonald, w. H. Leggett.
Thomas Collins. r. S; L'Esperance. G.
Z. Carl. NJ. Stanch1ield. George Koenig.
A. P. clifford. c. b. Chalmers. H. X.
Geist, A. X. Getty. A. E. Logan and
+. a. Brown; Mesdames Charles King.
F. r. Stevens of Crazy, ]. c. Shepperd.
j. D. Turner. A. F. Turner. NJ. G. Oh
son. F. V. Kent, James Dinnie. R.. H.
Mccoy, +. A. Parsons. John Dows and
w. S. Whitman; Misses Florence OPP
sahl. Lillian Ryan. Irene Finkle. Lii
Virgins. Inez Ryan. Pearl Dinnie.
Marion Dinnie, Temple Irwin. Echo
Turner, Bessie Carleton of Minne-
apolis. Martha wilkins, Bella Ryan.
Verna Ryan. Margaret Kelly. Ella
Opsahl. Ada Bulge. Gertrude Currie.
Charlotte Black. Ella Donovan. Josie
Sullivan. Grace Dunnigan. Vivian Din;
collins. Mathilda zeidlik. Hilda Shaw
stad, Luverne Emard. Sadie Franklin.
Anna Nolan, Anna Mcintosh, Elsie
Brown and Corinne Thompson;
Messrs. Maurice Girard. H. D. Paul
son, Ray Duricl, T. P. O'Connell,
George Colborn, Frank LaBine. L.
Helmkay. Ben Gritzmacher, Phil
Golden. T. A. Mahoney. B. P. Sandlie.
y. w. Phinn, Othmer Montgomery,
Ray Dryden. Sandy Mcdonald. w. ].
Huett. Ralph Ruel. Joe Simmer. Bert
Prescott, Ray Collins, James Bulge,
Walter Wessner. Gerald Finch. e. 8.
Bates, H. E. Mix. Elmo Robertson. w.
Steinbar. Hugh DUNCAN. George Shee-
han. Joe Mccoy, Harry Roberts. F.
E. Murphy. c.. A. Main, Frank Hank
ey, B. N. Abrahamsen. Ernest Butler.
Sam Rosenthal, c. E.. Ross. A. A.
Rolf, E. d.. Hanson, ]. H. Bulge,
George Beacham, C.. j. Rogers of Far
go, v. c. Meyers and Hugh McIlraith.
Miss Davies Sister to Wed.
Miss Helen Davies of the high
school faculty will leave next week
for Chicago to attend the wedding of
her sister, DIR. Leora Davies Of that
Icity who becomes the bride Of Clar-
ence Tinken, head of a large Chicago
Automobile concern. on Thanksgiving
day. The mother of the bride-elect.
Mrs. w. l.. Davies of Crookston. and
lanother sister, Mrs. Earl Marcum OF
the wedding and DR.. Marcum will
complete the family party. going the
day of the wedding. DR.. Davies has
been a practicing physician in Chicago
for some years and only a few weeks
,lago enjoyed a delightful visit in this
city as the guest of Miss Helen Davies
land Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Davies.