The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-28
Busy Social Week Coming.

The SANDS We're pure EOlO Inat ran ous
ere we knew and were wasted.
Katharine lyman.
Busy Social Week Coming.
Social entertaining continues and
next week gives promise of being un-
usually busy. During the past week
numerous handsome parties have
filled the social calendar and society
has been kept active at all times. aft
ernoon and evening. Next week will
open with the appearance of Madame
Schun,ann-Heink at the Metropolitan
Monday evening and every afternoon
IL claimed by some hostess for a
bridge while others are arranging for
evening functions If it will be possible
to get all Of them in.
University social life. too. has TAX
en- on renewed activity and the affairs
Of the s%ororities and women's league
together with the various other as
%sociations have not been lacking even
year. The week ushers in the
month Of October and thai means
that there will be little quiet for
Grand Forks hostesses.
First Meeting of Entire Nous.
The first Monday of next month.
October Z, has been chosen as the
date for the opening of the winter
series Of meetings for the members of
the Entire Nous club. A program has
not been arranged for this gathering
but Mrs. o. B. Burtness will be hos
tess at her Belmont avenue home and
the members will discuss plans for the
year. The club has found that it may
be Impossible to take up the regular
years work as scheduled by the pro-
gram committee for the reason that
several Of the club members will not
be able to take active part in the
study this year. AS the club men,
bership is limited and small it is al
most necessary to have every member
working in order to accomplish the
eight months work.
On Way From Europe.
DR.. August Eggers expects his wife
and two o Masters Rolf and Lett.
home a week from today. Mrs. Egg
gers and the children went abroad
last January in company with the
doctor who returned in May and they
have since been visiting with both
DR.. and Mrs. Eggers' mothers in
Christiania. Norway. Mrs. Eggers
and the two boys sailed from Chris
tiania September 20. taking passage
on the steamer Hellig Olav of the
Observation-Disclosures line. and will
reach New York next Tuesday or
Wednesday.
Beta Gamma Banquet Tonight.
Eeta Gamma Psi sorority at the
university pledged as members
today Miss Dorothy o Donat of this
Thomas and Miss Helen Miller Of
Webster and this evening a banquet
will be given in their honor at the
Frederick hotel. The banquet will
be a handsomely appointed affair
with overs laid for fifteen and the
hour will be 6 o'clock. Mrs. c. H.
Crouch. a patroness of that sorority.
and Miss Ella Murphy of Larimore,
who is teaching at Bathgate this year,
wi! hold its formal pledge service
SO. time next week.
Addresses Convention Tonight.
Miss Ethel E. Halcrow Of the uni
versity left this morning for Devils
Lake where she will address the W. c.
T. L. state convention at the young
peoples session: Miss Halcrow's sur
ject will be What Prohibition Has
Done for North Dakota" and she will
De on the program with Miss Cosgrove
Of Wheatland. While in the owen
ton city Miss Halcrow will be the
guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Powell and will
'eturn home Sunday evening.
Illinois Guest Returns.
Miss Mabel C. White of East St.
Louis, ILL.,, who has been a charming
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
U for the past week, left last even
ing for her home. En- route Miss
White. who is a cousin of Mrs. Riley,
will stop for a week in Grinnell, Iowa,
where she will be the guest Of Mrs.
Riley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Cooper. Miss White was the recipient
Of some informal social attentions
during her short visit here and en-
joyed it to the extreme.
Invitations for Bridge Series.
Mrs. Rand r. Smith and Mrs. Louis
W. Deichert have invitations out for
a series of bridge parties next week
to be given in honor of the visiting
ladies in the city Thursday and Fri
day are the chosen afternoons and
h hostesses will receive at Mrs.
Smiths home on South Fourth street.
Rummage Sale Begins Thursday.
The rummage ale at st. Michaels
church will open in the church base
ment Thursday morning n continue
until Saturday evening. Those who
have donations are requested to have
them ready the early part of the
week and they will be called for.
Members Of the choi-, will he in
charge of the sale.
Entertaining Iowa Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ?. Davies of Wal
nut street are enjoying a visit from
Mrs. "A. w. Dennis and daughter, Miss
Ruth. of Charles City. Iowa. who ar
rived this morning. Mrs. Dennis and
daughter have been visiting at North
field, Mimi, and will spend several
days here before returning to their
iowa home.
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Will Entertain Thursday,
Mrs. Harry L. Pitts will honor Mrs.
p. G. Plecker's guest from M%inneapo-
Liz. Mrs. Will S. Loudon. on Thursday
afternoon Of next week. Mrs. Pitts
is issuing her invitations today and
the pleasure will be bridge whist.
Rest Place IN Fat