The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-27

NHOu,
And turns not from tho cross--the
Rut walks with joy where Jesus
This is the life that counts.
From Heart Throbs."
Many Events Next Week.
Tho social stir that has existed the
past week will continue on through
next week and undoubtedly right up
to Ash Wednesday which opens tho
season of p%enitential calm. The
presence of charming visiting guests
has been occasion for IL series of
parties and the annual gathering of
Nash Bros managers who always
bring their wives mas kept things astir
both afternoon and evening. Many
of these delightful guests will re-
main over next wee for the Ger
man clubs January cotillion and wnl
give hat party a charm that has not
events Of that club. The party is in
charge Of Mrs. J. p. Bacon with Mrs.
Harry G. SMELL and Mrs. j. F. Bacon
as her able assistants and will he the
society of Monday evening at
the Dacotah. Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons nave been
selected for parties and Friday g
abIe WA Wv NAIS Va thhS tAiNA
u. c. T. ball at the Hotel Dacotah
as we'll as the knights of Columbus
leap year party.
The first week in February society.
young and old, will prepare for the
numerous St. Valentine. Washington
and Lincoln parties that always till
the calendar at such a season and
preparation for the big annua balls
will be or in n Their in uni
versity circles there will ne the an
nual affairs Of the various fraterni-
ties. the Varsity Bachelor club, the
Sigma Chi. the Alpha Kappa Zeta. the
Bruce Law club on the occasion of it's
junior prom. All these functions will
be handsome dress affairs and bring
the social season to a brilliant close
just before Lent.
Tie Annual "Snowhali" Party.
The Elks gave their annual Snow
ball" party last evening and it was
pretticr than ever. Eighty-five cou-
pies and everyone in snowy white at
tire. made a. sight hat for beauty can
hardly be surpassed. The gentlemen
in their summary costumes were ever
more comfortable thar they looked
and they went into the spirit of the
merriment with the enthusiasm of a
Tune day at a popular summer resort.
The ladies in their lacy dresses and
white shoes completed the fairy like
scene and even tho members of the
Finley orchestra were attired in linen
so as not to mar tn attractivcness of
the gathering. The program of music
was us lively and inspiring as the com
nany and it continued until > O'Clock.
The supper was i'm keeping with all
the other elegant appointments and
was served i'm the assembly room Of
the Commercial club from 1890 20 /
n'r1Nnl. r-,, :, .JnI;a3o,,- -
feast with all the seasons d%elicacies
and the table decorations were low
bowls of fragrant narcissus and ny
acinths and trailings Of green fern.
h next Elk party will he the an
nual on February 2 and then the sea-
soon will close with an informal on
the last Friday evening before Lent.
The guests at last evenings function
follow:
Messrs. Mesdames W. a. Bailey.
o. E.. S%orenson. F. w. Grady, w. r..
Ahrahamsen. V. c. Brown. John Ryan.
George Koenis. D.. +. Sinclair. w. ].
Watt, E.. S. disappearance, William Leg
gett. c. C. Finch. p. ]. kavanaugh. A.
s. Dinnie. a. F. Turner. Lee II. sey-
1nour. c. E. Carl. Robert McCirath, IL.
K. Geiet, l.. P. Colborn. Thomas Col
ms, John Dows. Charles Chalmers,
Harry G.. Smell, Frank Griffin. j. B.
Salisbury. w. c. johnson, w. G. Nc
IIoAnIo Earl ROBERTSON, w. II. ROlt,
II. Lawrence. f. G. Picker, Fred
Bartholomew and Ben Cooperman;
Mesdames c. v. Kennedy. James Dim
mic. +. a. Parsons. F.. l.. Bows. Ole
Serumgard of Devils Lake. w. S.
Whitman. T. j. McGovern. Earl Hart,
George A. Bangs. r. b. Feetham. A.
e. Fogel. J. F.. Turner, F. Sovereign
smith. j. d. Turner. w. II. Wither-
stine and w. E. Hohon: Misses Ada
Bulge. Winnifred Streeter. Margaret
Sargent. Madeline Turner. Mary Sulli-
van. Florence Collins. Grace Rorke.
Margaret Sutherland. Alma Tracey,
Mathilda Zeidlek Glare Judge, Ger
rude Collins. Anna Lindholm. Edith
Bowers of Fargo. Ada Sheppard. Della
Dolan Of st. Paul, 1ncz Ryan, GLADYS
Kenworthy. Pauline O'ReilIy. vivian
Dinnie. Mabel Collins. Sadie Franklin.
Lillian Ryan. Linda Bows. Ida Guam
81 st. Thomas. Rikka Jorgensen. Grace
Dunnigan. Tessie O'Brien of Langdon.
Dig Serumgard. Pearl Monroe. Exam.
der. Gladys Maher. Hilda jacobson.
Josie Johnson. Jessie Baer OF Grafton,
Corrtne Thompson. Irene Finkle and
Eva Desautels: Messrs. G. J. Couvrette.
Burton Wright. ]. A. Callahan. Hume
Bacon. Myron Bacon. Maurice Girard.
AInert Void. r. f. Barnes. V. P.
Frank Hankey. George Colborn. Elmo
Robertson. c. E.. Finkle. Ray Durick.
J. j.. Mork. John Shaw. Joe McGoew'
Chafles I. Meyers. Sandy Mcdonald
George Carroll, F. G. Kenworthy. Ed
O.Rellly, Howard Maher. Clarence p.
Eiken. Charles Rogers, Harry Bulge
=. p. OConnell, j. A. Jorgensen. r.
p. Murphy. Bud Abrahamsen. Hugh
II: Dunnigan. Fred Filteau. Raw G..
Pinkham. Rand Smith. Gerald B.
Finch. Hugh McIlraith. ]. Bartness
ernest Butler. II. d. Paulson and Paul
Busch. WI
Esther Flynn Surprised.
Ten OF Miss Esther Flynn's little
girl friends gave her a surprise last
evening when they gathered at her
home on South Fourth street to helm
celebrate her twelfth birthday, Games
and dancing were provided for their
entertainment and in the service ~
a delicious supper Mrs. Flynn was an
sisted by Mrs. NJ. ]. Londergan and
Miss Ella Flynn. The guests Include
ed Misses Cecil Holton. Dorothy Rex.
Marv Trepanier. Helen Londerean.
Mildred Bulge. Ruth jacob, Marion
Bulge. Mabel Westacott, Margaret
White and Marion Anderson.
Had Birthday Gathering.
Mr.. John Fawcett gathered a small
company OF ladies' at her home on
Walnut street yesterday afternoon In
celebration of her birthday anniver-
sary and the hours were passed with
sewing and chatting. Mrs. Mallory
assisted In the dainty lunch service
n the guests were Mrs. j.. NJ. O'Nesle
Mrs. Paige johnson. Mrs. e. P, Rob:
estson ana lyS. German.