Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

ed in the last requirement, A light
luncheon was served BY the host and
after many. interesting contests and
games the young people disbanded, de-
cidedly in favor Of the Brainard home
as 9; place Of entertainment.
+ John A. Cowan left, this morning for
Derrick, N. D., after spending q week Is
vacation with his parents. .M.
President Pennington wired Chair
man Hale Of tho mid-winter fair that
he would be; in Devils Lake January
II, to meet the people of the Lake Re.
gion. This will be on the second. day
of the fair. n, 81. Fl. 5......ssa
The Hunter Light company has ad-
opted iflatfrate for lights until meters
can be installed.
Among the prettily appointed society
events on New Years was the one
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Daeley
at their handsome new home on East
third street. After an elegantly served
supper, covers being laid. for twelve,
the guests played five hundred until
Miss Bertha Daeley favored them with
a number of piano solos, after which
social conversation took up the time
until the hour for leaving. All present
felt they had indeed enjoyed the even
ing and that Mr.. and Mrs. Daeley had
started the eyar 1912 in truly social
way.
If the present plans materialize there
will be banquet in Devils Lake next
week, this time for the officials of the
500 railroad, who will be the guests
of honor at the mid winter fair. Presi-
dent Pennington nd Private Secretary
Mcpherson and Vice President Martin
and Private Secretary Morgan Thorne
are expected to be the honored guests
at the function.
Word received here from Hon. Judge
Cowan stated that the adjourned term
of court will be delayed from the 10th
to the 18th of January, owing to some
extra work that will have to be done
there before the session closes.
The calendar here consists of some
work that could not be finished at the
regular term and had to be carried
over until January as tho court had
set date for the Cando term in Tow
ner county.
| The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Haz-
zard was the scene of a delightful
dinner party given New Years day.
The house was dressed in fitting holi-
day attire a Chrysanthemum center
piece adjoining the beautiful table,
| where six course dinner was served.
Between each course two New Year g
resolutions were written by the guests,
these being read after the sumptuous
dinner was finished, to the pleasure of
all concerned.
! Miss Leta Hazard, assisted by Mis-
ses Elsie Wilson, Fannie and Bessie
Ray, waited on the guests while Nellie
Ray, presiding at the piano, furnished
some very fine music during the dinner
hour. Master Harry Hazard entertain.
ed the party with some fine sterioptican
views and postal views from nearly
every country in the world.
Misses Hazard and Ray furnished
several numbers of instrumental duets.
The remainder Of the evening was
spent around an improvised camp fire.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Goer and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Ohnstad,
Mrs. R. M. Watson and Mrs. Genevieve
Burrell. The party disbanded at an
early hour, proclaiming the Hazards
the best Of entertainers.
G. G.. Pidens of Perth is one Of the
visitors here today.
Joe Dewey, a former clerk in the
John Haslam store, is visiting friends
in the city for few days.
Stephen J. Cowley arrived in the city
last night from his home in Great Falls,
Mont, and will visit relatives.
Mrs. Gray, whose hands were badly
burned during the fire at the Colonial
hotel Sunday, is much improved today.
Miss Lenore Thompson left yester-
day for Rugby where she will visit
with Mrs. Fred Schroeder for a week.
Mrs. Mitchell is entertaining tonight.
The guests will be a number of young
people from the immediate neighbor-
hood.
Farmer Jahns is back in the city t.
day after an absence of several weeks.
He has spent most Of his time in Grand
Forks.
George c. Dearborn. Of Brumbaugh
is caller here today on matters per
tanning to business.
Mrs Stewart of Fox Lake was op-
Grated ON yesterday at the General
hospital. Mrs. Stewart is neice of
Chas. Henley.
Miss Elliott returned yesterday to
her home in Starkweather after visit
with friends here. She is principal Of
the schools there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Judd return
ed to their home in Canada yesterday
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Judd
on east 4th street.
Fred Lemlse of Rugby arrived in the
c;+v 1ost nioht tn cnnfor with his