The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-30
Charity Ball December 10.

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hall on Friday evening, December IS.
and the proceeds of the function will
be used in caring for the ciN's poor
durins the winter months through the
medium OF the Associated Charities.
The ball will be given in the audi
torium and will be quite in keeping
With the annual charity balls which
are the biggest society functions of
the year in such cities as Chicago.
Minneapolis and ST. Paul.
An advisory committee with Mrs.
Rober; IL. Mccoy as chairman has
been named TO work w details and
appoint INC several other committees
that will he necessary to arrange for
the giving of An affair which must
branch o: society, both young and old.
This committee probably will meet
this afternoon and The members are
Mrs. NJ. G. Olson. Mrs. II. s. Finch.
Mrs. I. b. Feetham. Mrs. Harry
Gaverc. Mrs. G. NJ. Williamson. Mrs.
Max Iiahinovich II Mrs. Robert
Green. Jr.
This will he the first charity bail
ever given by the Grand Forks Assoc
ciated Charities and if it is the sue
cess hat the organization hopes it
will be. then Grand Forks will be list
ed among the cities which have these
functions annually and make them
the leading social even of the year. Its
purpose is n in which all are inter-
ested and it should receive the sup
port of every citizen. young and old.
large to care for the patrons of such
a function and every social organiza-
ton in the city should leave this
date. Friday. December Is. clear that
every one Ia attend the first charity
ball.
Pretty Farewell Party.
Mr.. m Mrs. Gilbert Nelson leave
this evening to make their future
home in Rugby after being esteemed
residents of Grand Forks for the past
two years, the change being made nee
essary on account of Mr.. Nelson being
transferred from this territory. AS a
farewell compliment to Mrs. Nelson
the ladies of the Yeomen degree team
of which she is 6. member gave a
handsomely appointed afternoon par
~ for her yesterday. Mrs. Oscar
Stearns. Mrs. F.. j. Froats and Mrs. G..
G.. Berthiaume acted as hostesses and
entertained in the parlors of the ODD
Fellows hall. Needlework, cards and
visiting were the much enjoyed pleas
ures and at the close of the delicious
supper Mrs. Stearns. in behalf of the
guests. presented Mrs. Nelson with a
sterling spoon appropriately engrav-
ed. Mrs. Nelson expressed her APP
probation of the gift and deep regret
at leaving Grand Forks and her
friends here.
The supper was a prettily appoint
ed feast served in the dining room.
The table was decorated with vases
of pink carnations and sprays of green
fern on the white linen. Covers were
laid for seventeen. the guests being
Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. j. ". Knowles, Mrs.
ter, Mrs. Henry Gaylord. Mrs. John
McGovern. Mrs. ]. w. Young, Mrs
George koenig. Mrs. S. G.. Coulter,
Mrs. Clayton earle. Mrs. Nels Nord-
lund. Mrs. Adam Common, Mrs. Her.
bert Hanson and Mrs. r. E. Caldwell.
Birthda- Party Today.
Frederick Duggan, the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Duggan OF
Chestnut street was 6 years old today
and his mother gav a lit,.a birthday
party for him in honor of the &C.
casion. Master Frederick's little play.
mates we're hidden to his home for the
afternoon. from 3 to 5 o'clock. and
after they had a merry time with all
sorts of games Mrs. ]. r. Carley as
S. DoSEd1 LA SCI NlIls d Od1IIN
birthday lunch.
300
Elk Invitations Issued,
Invitations for an informal dance
at the Elk club rooms next Frida,
evening. December 6. We're issued to,
day. The party will be the third ii
the winter social series and the rea
jolly time that has been given at tn.
previous Parties this season is assured
fo: the coming one. The Finley or
chestra will play and the hours viii
be from 9 to l O'Clock.
st. Paul'c guild serves sumner
Thursday. December ). Menu as fol
lows:
Cold Ham thon1e cooked. Dreamed
Potatoes
ScollOped oysters
Cabbage and Cenery Salad
Hot Rolls n Jelly Apple Phi
Cheese and Coffee
Price SO cents. Supper served a
$3.50.