The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-03
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L. {. T. Ball n Grand Success

u. =. l.. Dali u SBc0nO SUCCESS.
To Grand Forks Council No. 81.
! the credit and honor of giving the
most successful and most largely at
tended ball that has been dancd in
this city's social circles this season. 1t
was the annual event of the travellers
given Friday evening at the Dacotah
and those royal fellows have left an
impression or their company of near
ly 200 guests that will ever make
their future dances exceedingly pop
ular and invitations To them much
sought. Every appointment vas
most elegantly carried out. every
dance was tripped to the finest music
ever henrd in Grand Forks. every
! knight of the grip was on duty as an
entertainer and dispenser of hospital
ity n every guest had n of the
most thoroughly delightful times ever
given in this city.
Though the function was informal
the company was splendid looking,
the maids and matrons wearing their
dainticst gowns and looking their
best while the setting. the beautiful
dining room of the Dacotah. could
not hav" been more attractive. Fin
lsy's orchestra was augmented to
eight pieces for this occasion and the
excellence of tho music was evidenc-
ed in The hearty applause that fol-
low"d each dane" and at times made
= third encore imperative. The pro-
grams We're mileage booklets with
covers of yellow. the color Of the L.
G. r. tied with blue pencil and cord
and included n list Of twcnty-threc
dances with all tn" most popular airs
as tho accompanying music. a
moonlight waltz was the feature for
the ladies choice" number and all
through tho supper hour extras We're
danced So as not to interfere with the
program.
Delicious grape punch was served
all during the evening and at II
o'clock supper WAS served in relays
i'm tho lobby. This appointment was
another credit to the originality of
tn. committee for il was entirely new.
t'rrs sandwiches. olives. c"lery and
~""ffr" h"ine tn" menu served in the
most perfect by the Darotah
Mattresses, Each table had for a
c~enterpiccc q bowl of rod and white
carnations and at each places We're
arranged for six.
7" IN" arrangements committee.
Messrs. oscar Stcarns, T.. r. Mont
gonlcry and V. NJ. Way. belongs tho
srca; credit for tho brilliant success
of the ball and they were ably assist
cd in all their efforts by sub-commit-
tees composed nf G. &. Finch. Will
iani LegEett. John Bows. George y.
Nelson s. X. Strong. William 0'Cior-
mar and j. Douglas. These men also
had the good will aud assistance of
the pacotah management, j. II. Ra-
con and Art Reade, who always have
the interest of tn" travellers Mt heart.
and on this occasion tho L. G.. T. and
ball committee spared NJ words to
express their appreciation of the part
they took in making this event a
success.
Th" guest list was so large and
Their" were so many visiting travellers
among them tina, it was impossible
To secure all the mt but the ma
.iority We're registered and included
the following: Messrs. and Mes
DANES G. G.. Chalmers. G. ]. Monley,
s, q. TeCamp. Tim Mc1lraith. ]. ].
DAILY. Ben Cooperman, A.. r. Logan,
T. \. %swiggun. George y. Nelson, G.
{. Finch. William Leggett. w. r.
Ahrahamsen. H. G. Lawrence. V. NJ
) Way. Gilbert Nelson. E. Brown. u. r,
J. ". Knowles, Casper Olson. H. L,
Payne. John nows. j. T. Sullivan. II.
X. Geist. George Koenig. Oscar
S~tearns. ". Z. Hohoff. w. c. Johnson.
G. +. Carl. William 0'Gornan. Fred
Bartholomew, George a.. Bangs. a.
G. Gilbertson. =. j. K~avanaugh. e. V.
Kennedy. ]. r. Kelly. NJ. G.. Stokes
berry. G. +. Redick. T. A. Redick. a.
+. Lehman. T.. S. L'Esperance, John
DANES W. S. Whitman. L. l.. Bows. L.
r. Colhorn. r. Sovereign Smith. F. R.
Hall. G.. S. Reed. Shunt and Edward
Carlisle of Winnipeg: Misses Beatrice
Griffith. Gladys kenworthy. Corrine
THOMPSON. Margaret Van Dusen. Ed
ma Hankey. Lillian Ryan. Bell Ryan.
Violet Dauhenbere. Laura Dauben-
berg. Irene F'inkle; Margaret suther-
land. Bertha Qnigley. Laura McDon-
aid. Ella Eakendil. Jessie Bowers.
Bell tirossman. Rebccca Grossman.
Lou Hall. Frances Owen, Winifred
owen, Anna Mcintosh. Lillian ST.
Lawrence. T.averne Ernard, Brooks of
Winnipeg. Sue Virgins. Incz Ryan.
Jennie Sandheck. Josie johnson. Ha.
ze' Hunter. Martha. Wessner Helen
Thoraldson. Bessie Thoraldson. Wini-
,''t'.Fto:an. Frances Holloway. Wini-
Ha@'l,, Esther Sims. Linda Dows
|.f Murphy. Grace McCallum. Hill
d" Jacobson. Lillian Clark. Lillian
Shaw. Agnes tIandlon and Edith
Powers Of Fargo: Messrs. Car
Schmidt. Louis Murphy, Carl Ander-
S'h' hI'N ". 81. ~. Bacon, a. IL
: R"ade. jack Mcfanna of Cando. Wal
lace Stearns, George Stoffell. Ben
Hall. T.. b. Hcisser. Joe Mccoy. G.. A
King. nthmer Montgomery. Frank
Prisian. Frank Holmes. V. u. Foote
G. r. Shosren. Perry johnson. Wal
ter Nelson. George Carroll. s. W
Sorg. J. W. Phinn. F. f. Murphy
Bert Carlisle. Brownell. Hugh Nell
raith. Roy Parker. Adam Common
Ed. Driscoll. George Colborn, Jesse
Merrill. John Hogan. Charles Finkle
Frank Hankey. Charles Wattan1, Will.
liam Tallackson. a. Grossman, Bul
Abrahalnsen, 6. E. Hall, Tudor Owen
S. J.. Sheldon. Eddie johnson, George
Beachanl. Charles Cameron, William
Stone. g. Gertsen. Charles Read, f
u. Hanson, Walter Cory and Jess.
Moore.
Entertained at Dinner.
Rev. and Mrs. .. NJ. Mcintosh en-.
tertained a small company at dinner
; last evening and their guests were E
B. Page. who has recently come here
from Devils Lake. Rev. and Mrs. "
H.. Matthews n Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Dryburglh.