The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-05

lINnrlt"S IN the music clrCleS or 81.
Paul ana Minneapolis and tho Sunday
which is TO he givcn at Blue Flower
Inn next Tlnlrsdav whom those two
~eist"rs will give a musicale. Miss Pau
Linz. soprano. N;li sing and Miss IIar-
riot will h" her accompanies.
N!r:. Hrrturss f.nt,r Nous Hostess.
The ladies of tn" Entire Nous club
were entertained this afternoon as
guests al Mrs. Oiger Is. Burtness at
hor nom" on North Third street and
tn" program was Il most interesting
group of papers on Germany, her
literature and art. Stories of the
beautiful Rhine were told in response
tn roll call and Mrs. Marshall Bran
non read II splendid paper on "Nibe-
lu%llsrnlicd. the Court Epic. Mrs. S.
n: Ashley followed with an equally at
tractivc and instructive paper on The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Won der Nogcl-
weld" Tn" last paper was given by
Mrs. Frank Griffin and WAS a study
on Fairly German Art replete with
interesting details and covering the
! growth of art from the earliest time.
Mrs. Fl. G. SHELLS splendid contribu-
Sion TO-DAY was q paper on "Germany's
Schools and Universities"
h meeting was concluded with the
usual social hour II Mrs. Burtncss
served n dainty rcpast at the close.
900
Mrs. Birkholz Hostess at Palm Beach.
Minneapolis %.Journa!: Minneapolis
Visitors at Palm Beach this winter
(and there are legions of them) have
a new sport. as II variation from golf.
fishing. tennis. ctc.-it's aviation.
When the Royal Poinciana hotel OPEN
ed in January a group of guests in
the tower of the hotel watched the
arrival of Walter II. Brookins, in his
aeroplane from the west shore of Lake
Worth. 1t was the a~viator's first visit
To Palm Beach. and he was II first
mAn to arrive at popular Palm Beach
in an aeroplane. Mr.. Brookins will
have his winter aviation camp Until
March at Palm Beach and he is now
immensely popular introducing the
hydro-aeroplane as a new sport. Those
who have already had n flight with
Mr.. Brookins are wild about the sport,
IL the pleasure it affords. Mr.. Brok-
ms does not only entertain the guests
as passengers. hut he also is training
those DESTROYS to learn. and it is ru-
mored that In his class are three Min
neapolis men, who plan to have an
aeroplane at Lake Minnetonka for
their summer sport. One of the Young
men learning flying" is Robert Grant
of Boston, the son of Judge Patrick
! Grant, and of Harvard football fame.
Mr.. Grant wants to fly his own ma
chine next summer at Beverly, Mass.
AT the golf tournament at Palm
Beach last week a number of Mime
apolis men were on the links Compel
ing for tournament honors. John
Birkholz. Charles s. Bracket and Mr..
Bolton were among the players who
entered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birkholz are again
occupying their lake front villa. and
AS usual. they entertain a great deal
for visiting friends. Mrs. Birkholz was
hostess at a luncheon last week for
Mr., and Mrs. Luther E. Martin and
Miss Cora e. Morlan. prominent Bos-
ton guests at Palm Beach. On the
preceding Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Birk-
holz wore hosts at a dinner, and the
Palm Beach DAILY mentioned the event
in its column by saying: mir. and
Mrs. Rirkholz gave a dinner party in
honor of Mr.. Birkholz's friends. l.. S.
Gillette. e. Mapes. c. p. Bratnober,
and Mr.. Daniels. who are all Mime
hpolis capitalists. and DR.. j. Matthews
of Rochester. MINI. This party of
gentlemen have chartered the house
boat Captiva. on which they are maxi
ing an extended cruise. MI. Birklaolz
met the party several days ago at
Jacksonville and made the trip down
with them and the housebaot has been
anchored opposite the Poinciana
dock"
The entire party, including Mr.. and
Mrs. Birkholz, went to knights Key
and attended the celebration of the
Key West ocean railway extension
opening. and from there they Went on
to Charlotte Harbor on a fishing
cruise.
Speaking of the Key West celebra-
ton. the entertainments We're galore,
and kept the visitors busy looking into
the skies. into the waters and all
around. One day was given over to
the aviation meetings. then came the
flrst through train from New York to
Key West. via the new railway extern
sion. There was a mammoth recep-
ton in honor of Henry NJ. Flagler
by citizens nf Key West. then came
moro receptions. inspection trips.
grand balls. grand civic and naval par
AIDES. a reception in the United States
navy yards. a. reception by the United
States coast artillery corps. banquets,
jubilee. Spanish opera. baseball games.
water sports. etc. all crowded into the
short span of three days.
Owing to the length Of the trip be-
tween Minneapolis n Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birkholz will not come
home for the wedding Of their nephew
Paul Andros Brooks. and Miss Hazel
Won Hagen next Thursday.