The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-05
A Week Of Entertaining.

Not Tor weeks ana weeks mas there
been so much handsome entertaining
as graced the social calendar of the
week just passed in Grand Forks.
Parties lave demanded the attention
OF society folk every afternoon and
nearly every evening and many ever
found 1t impossible to fill all dates.
Handsomely appointed bridge parties
have been most popular but in addi-
ton to those there have been dinners.
theater attractions N meetings.
Then the weather has been so nearly
perfect that much time had to be given
to auto drives for hunting trips. ii
October continues throughout as gay
and delightful as its beginning 1t will
he recorded as the happiest and bust
est OF the year.
Next week will be a busy one for
club women. Monday afternoon the
Women's Civic league holds its an
nual meeting with biennial election Of
officers. The members OF the Entire
Nous club open their years work on
the same day. meeting with Mrs. O.. b.
Burtness at her Belmont avenue and
then as but n week remains for
preparation for the state federation
gathering there will be a extra hit Of
work for all clubs. Plans and prep
arations are going merrily on how
ever and the four days from October
10 10 10 Will ne iOHS remembered ny
North Dakota club women
Wednesday evening Of next week
the knights Of Columbus will open
their winter series Of dances. the OPEN
Ing party to he a formal function at
the club rooms in the Metropolitan
block. This is exceptionally early for
opening winter dancing but probably
means that the diversion is going to
he more popular than ever before.
Parted for sixteen Years.
Mrs. E. j. Gallagher Of North
Seventh street leaves this evening for
breckenridge, Mimi. where tomorrow
she will see her father. a. Farley of
Rhode Island. for the first time in siX-
teen years. For this reason Mrs. Cal
lagher looks forward TO a day Of eX-
guest Of W. sisters. one who is a
Franciscan nun in the Breckenridge
hospital while the other. Miss Cora
Farley. a trained nurse in the same
hospital, has just returned from an
extensive trip through the east.
Mrs. G~allagher's father was a resi-
dent of Crookston until sixteen years
ago when he went east to make his
home with relatives and he is 10Y
on a western trip to visit his children.
After leaving Breckenridge he will
go to Spokane, Wash. to visit his four
sons. two Of whom. Emil and Edward
Farley. are graduates of the North
Dakota university law school and are
now practicing IN Spokane. Mr.. Far
ley came west with his daughter. Miss
Cora. who has been visiting in Mon.
York and points in Rhode Island. for
several weeks. In Lewiston she and
her father visited a cousin. Father
Farley, who is at the head of a Cath
Ollie school attended by 1,400 boys.
Two other nephews of Mr.. Farley also
are Catholic priests and located in
the east.
Mrs. Gallagher will prepare for her
removal to Stockton. Cal. where her
husband has lately been made gener-
al manager for the Rumelv Products
COMPANY. Mr.. Gallagher will come
for his family about the middle of
this month.
Viii Reside in the West.
Mrs. H. NJ. Rounce and her sister.
Miss Anderson who has held a posi-
zion at the Tri-State Telephone office
for some time. have decided to make
their future home in the west and will
leave within a short time. Yesterday
Mrs. Tierney Of South Fourth street
gave an informal farewell party in
their honor and entertained a small
company of neighhors.
Civic League Annual.
The annual meeting Of the Women's
Civic league with the biennial cleo
ton Of officers will be held Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the library
auditorium. All officers and commit
tees will make their annual reports
and delegates to the convention Of the
Forth Dakota Federation Of Women's
clubs will be elected. 1t is important
that every member be present and
lake part in the most important bust
ness meeting of the year