The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-17
BUSY DAYS Before Lent.

Busy Days Before Lent
There remains but three more even
inss before Lent will be upon So
much will he crowded into those few
hours. Monday evening the German
club will dance its last cotillion at the
Dacotah An dthe same evening the
Sodality girls and young men of St.
Michael's parish will have n pre-L.en-
ten entertainment at the knights of
Columbus hall. Tuesday evening the
Altar society ladies of ST. Michaels
will have a party at the Knights of
Columbus hall and private affairs will
be many and delightful everywhere.
The season of Lent always brings
With it A season of quietness. Whether
the various religious denominations
observe 1t as a time of %penitence or
not all seem to join with those who do
and dispense with everything that sa-
vors of hilarity or brilliance. Clubs
turn their attention to charity. house.
wives take time to plan and prepare
their spring wardrobe and men settle
down to the hardest problems Of bust
ness. Students at the university and
colleges will have but few social at
fairs and attention to books will in
sure a much gayer time when the
beautiful spring season is here in
earnest.
Wednesday. known in the Catholic
church as Ash Wednesday. will he a
day Of religious service in the various
churches and from then until Easter
Sunday the Wednesday and Friday
evenings will be given over to church
services.
T1lks Dance Was Jolly.
That r,nrr{y,,a <L,t 80 ,1r,,,o 49,;
dent just before Lent characterized
the informal dance given Friday ey-
ening by the Elks and the company
which numbered sixty-eight couples
never had a nor thoroughly delight
full time. The music was excellent
and the guests the most congenial
crowd that has gathered this season.
Dancing continued until 1 o'clock
and the following made up the guest
list:
Messrs. and Mesdames ". Gal.
breath. Charles Chalmers. Paul St
Lawrence. George KoeniR, w. G. Nc.
Donald. James Dinnie. W. Fl. Kelsey,
!. {. LeBeau, J. r. Carley. James
Turner. F. F. Stokes. j. w. Ogrer. r
s .kinnan. John Turner. ]. G.. Shep-
pard. e. V. kennedy. ]. a. Callahan,
r. g. Plecker. V. c.. Brown. y. r.
Sinclair, Elmo Blair. W. V. O'Connor,
f. s. L'Esperance. W. j. Watt. ".
Stearns. A. q. Dinnie. Will Morrow
g. z. Carl. u. Mulrein. G. s. Taylor,
Tom Collins. j.. ]. Dunlop. Frederick
slyfeld. r. A. Parsons. W. c. John.
son. Bert Salisbury. ]. r. Kelly. Al
Bouraesa. Fl. ". Marks and A. Fam
zow; Mesdames Peterson Of VALLEY
city. T. II. Carter. R. II. Mccoy. F.
Sovereign Smith. j. l.. Robertson OF
Minneapolis. f.. j. Densmore. A. E.
Foeei. Clifford Dufour Of ST. Paul. G
II. i. Bennett. ". s. Whitman. G. e
Hill. e. o. Seymour and II. K. Geist;
Misses Drake OF Drayton. Florence
Thompson. Grace Dunnigan. Ada
Sheppard. Sue Virgins Gladys Ken.
worthy. Beatrice Griffith. Laura Nc.
Donald. Alma Treacy. Lillian Ryan
Clara Donant. of Brainerd. Mimi. 10.
sic johnson. Sadie Franklin, Inez Ry.
an and Fox Of Michigan: Messrs. Rob.
ert sprisgs. Harold Mccoy. Frank
Robertson. Bud Abrahsmeen, Sand,
Mcdonnell. Al Helmkay. ". V
O'Bricn. J. W. Phinn. W. H. Alex.
ande., Ray Durick. Elmo Robertson
McGoey. Michael Panovitz. LeMare
William wattem. Ben Bagan. G. 8
Reed. Perry Johnson. Ernest Butler
Kane. Harry Bulge, George Carroll
Bert Ryan. Paul Busch. and waite,
Hawkins.
Party for Miss Palmer.
Miss Inez Wilder and Miss Blanche
Hutton were delightful supper party
hostesses At the home Of Mrs. George
Nelson on Walnut street in compli-
ment to Miss Florence Palmer who
leaves. next week for Louisville. Ky.
The girls invited a. guests just those
girls who lived at the old association
house when Miss Palmer came here
Ive years ago and were ar.
ranged for eight at the beautifully
spread table. The valentine idea wal
carried out in the decorations and a,
the honoree's place was a gorgeoui
bouquet Of lovely red carnations. Be.
fore the pleasure came to a close Miss
Beatrice Johnstone In behalf Of the
company presented Miss Palmer with
. beautiful gold chain and pendant
pevsfsl fiashiisht pictures were taker
md the evening proved one Of reaI
deiisht.
Gevo CIT 10 3liss Palmer.
A. beautiful amethyst brooch 10
rift from the board of. directors Of
The =. ". c. A. was among the fare.
veil honors TO Miss Florence Palmer
The. handsome pin was presented t.
hSr lsef eysptug Just before the 70.
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