The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-21
october Funcuons MANN.

OCtO0er FunC0OnS Many.
An almost ~continus chain of Octo-
nesday evening Of this week when the
Young Ladies' Sodality of st. Mi
chael's church will give their annual
Halloween party at the knights Of
Columbus hall. The U. c. T. has
chosen Friday evening for their open
ing winter dance and Saturday even
ing the Juniors Of the high school
give a dancing party. the first Of the
year. The following Wednesday even
second Of their winter dance series.
Thursday evening, October 81. the
Eastern Star gives its hard times party
at the Hotel Dacotah.
The sodality party this week is to
be a very Jolly affair and the com.
mittee in charge is Miss Kittie Car
roll. chairman, Miss Vivian Prescott.
Miss Elizabeth o'Gorman. Miss Berna
Monley. Miss Mary Murphy. Miss Ell.
Miss Gladys Dunlap. Finley's orches-
ira has been engaged for music and
in the service of refreshments the
young ladies' will be assisted by Mrs.
"A. L Larson. Mrs. A. F. Turner. Mrs
]. NJ. Carroll. Mrs. William O'Gorman
and Mrs. J. H. Griffin.
The U. c. T. opening ball will be
given at the Hotel Dacotah with the
supper service at the Hotel Frederick.
this function and all details will be
we'll cared for by the following COM
mittees: Entertainment. Oscar Stearns
E. r. Montgomery. V. NJ. Way: print
ing and invitations. Herbert Mum. a.
Common, Joe Isaacs; arrangements,
E. r. Montgomery. j. j. DAILY. S. Tor
gerson: floor committee. Oscar
Stearns. Gilbert Nelson. George Mel
gum. W. o'Gorman. Pat Lowe. v.
NJ. way.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the B. Of
l. 2. had planned their opening par
ty for Friday evening also but on al.
count Of the U. c. T. dance have
postponed it until November 90.
SATURDAY evening the high school
Juniors will be the entertainers and
have already issued their invitations.
The members Of the Duluth high
guests at this function and Mr.. Baar-
man of the faculty will c%haperone.
The Eastern Star party the follow.
ing week, Thursday. October 81. will
be a hard times party at the Dacotah
It promises all sorts of merriment for
there will be fines for jewelry. silk,
satin. and all other accessories that
taNe d IeAusnSS " luxury. Inc IN.
vitations will be issued tomorrow and
Rorke's orchestra will play. Refresh
ments will be served and the commit
tee members are Miss Margaret Ras-
mussen. chairman. Mrs. Harold Lam
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner.
Mrs. G. E. Carr and Godfrey Rolf.
Miss Herdegan Weds Thursday.
An interesting wedding Of mex
NhVpeSe, ro@r~{~- ~.Sii - %Si--
Mary Agnes Herdegan. daughter Of
kota avenue. and Mr.. Otto Pinger. al
so Of this city. The nuptial service
will be read by Monsignor ]. A. Lee
mieux at st. Michael's Catholic
church at the 8 O'Clock mass and the
guests will include the family MEM
bers and close friends. The wedding
breakfast will be served at the home
OF the brides parents and Mr.. Pinger
and his bride will be at home shortly
afterward at a cozy residence on
North Sixth street.
Both young people have resided in
Grand Forks for some time and have
ed in the news Of their approaching
marriage and will extend congratula.
tons. Miss Herdegan Is a member Of
the Young Ladies' Sodality Of St.
Michael's. church and has the honor
Of being the first of this years brides
from that society.
Mrs. Dinnie Tea Hostess.
The Eastern star silver tea will be
given tomorrow afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. John Dinnie at 302 North
Fifth street and Mrs. Dinnie has in
vited to assist her Mrs. James Black.
Mrs: A. E. McMullen and Mrs. Dan
Dow. The hours will be from 3 t % 5
o'clock and all members Of the order
whether AFFILIATED with the local chap
ter oil not are cordially invited.
Bridge for Miss DeCamp.
Misses Clara and Elsie Wolff have
issued invitations for Thursday after.
moor in honor of Miss Mayme DeCamI
who weds in November. The Misses
Wolff will entertain at their home or
Walnut street and bridge WhAst 1yil