The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19

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Informal h. {. Dance.
Invitations were sent Out today fol
an informal dance to be given at the
knights of Columbus club rooms mex
Wednesday evening. This will be tn,
last Of tho informal parties before tn,
annual ball and tho usual good time /:
promised by the committee.
900
Guest OF Governors Wife.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. Tobias -
Casey of Dickinson was an arrival a,
the state capital Tuesday. MIR. Case,
accompanied her here and proceeded
to Fargo to attend the Democratic
love east. Mrs. Casey remained al
Bismarck, where she will be the cues,
of Mrs. John Burke for several
days.
Entertaining Colorado Guest.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Gibbs of Bel
mont avenue arc enjoying a delightful,
~ iioIt Abl. SHIpiS SISlSt, AAIN. ASuG-
kett of Boulder, Colo. who arrived
yesterday from Minot whore she had
been visiting for some time. Mrs. Sac
kctt will go on from here to her ole
home in River Falls. Wis.
900
Returns to Western Home.
Devils Lake World: Mrs. George
Nannicr caves today for her home a,
Portland. Ore. after a visit here with
lonp lnIrhtnr Nrc 1Srr} rsru Chr
has been hcre since last August and
will spend the remainder of the cold
weather in the balmy west. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eannier formerly We're residents
of Ramsey county and Il few years ago
moved To their western home.
900
Miss Hoiscth Homo.
Miss Caroline Hoiseth vas able to
cave the hospital at Bcmidii We'd
home in the Neils block but it vii be
several days before she regains her
former strength and full ecove from
the terrible shock to her v sys-
tenn. Her bruises and injuries are
healing rapidly. however. and she is
cheerful over the fact that she so
luckily escaped even more serious in
jury.
Council Had Meeting.
The Baptist Sunday school council
held its January meeting last even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. h. Griffith IN South Sixth street and
Miss Myra Fox was hostess With Mrs.
Griffith. The cold weather was re-
sponsihlc for a smaller attendance
than usual but the meeting was rcplete
with interest and Il lively discussion
was entered into ON the subject of
lat ,t..r 1rrV
by MIR. Griffith. The business meeting
was followed by the usual social hour
and light refreshments We're served at
the close.
Attorney Divct's Stag Dinner.
Wahpeton G~lobc-G;azettc: Tuesday
evening MIR. and Mrs. \. 6. Divet on
fertained fourteen nf Mr.. Divcts
friends nj a 8 o'clock dinner. The din
ner was in honor of his birthday. AL
though that event was last week. Mr..
Divet's absence from the city last week
necessitated the postponcment of tho
dinner. The wives nj several of the
guests assisted in the serving. After
the dinner and cigars. tho evening was
spent at cards and the ladies joined in
the game.
For Edna and Arthur Cooper.
Fargo Forum: Miss TIury Sheffield
was ii charming hostess last evening az
her homo on First avcnll north, Moor
head in honor of her guests. Miss Edna
Cooper and Arthur Cooper of Hope
The entertainment of the evening was
cards and the guests played an in
teresting AMI from four tables. Miss
Martha Casey won the head prize for
the young ladies and Melvin Eeck for
the young men. After the cards were
laid aside a dainty luncheon was serN-
ed with pretty appointments from the
card tables. The remainder of the ev-
ening was spent in dancing.
900
Grcta Jacks Party.
Miss Greta Jack. little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jack of Chey.
enn n was a dignified little
hostess of yesterday afternoon when
she entertained eleven of her little
girl friends at a prettily appointed
birthday party. Games and music
were the afternoon pastimes and al
$3.50 o'clock the birthday lunch was
Jack and the table centerpiece was
the birthday cake. with its lighted can-
dies. The guests We're Misses Ger
trudc and Harriet Miller. Hazel and
Dolly Ditty. Rosy and Dorothy Merbs
Lillian Donnelly. Nellie Allen. Edith
Lamming, Joan Payne and Lois Zero
Clubs Girls Gathering.
Miss Amy Lysing entertained tbs
bridge club girls at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Graves on Fourth
avenue last evening and an UNUSUAL,
good time was the pleasure Of tho
company. When the scores were
counted at the conclusion of the game
it was found that Miss Jennie Nishe'
held the high score and Miss Mac Mis-.
bet claimed the consolation prize
Both were rewarded for their effort!
with prettily bound books. Miss Ly.
sing brought the evening to "A clos.
with a delicious t~wo-course luncheon
service and the repast was served
from the dining DON table which wa,
adorned with a bowl of lovely red ros.
es and vines of smilax. Mrs. Grave.
and Miss Agnes Lysing assisted tn,
hostess in serving and covers were
placed for eight, Miss Florence Steh
bins and Miss Irene FiAkle being in.
vited guests,
Women Organize Auxiliary.
Thursday was gala day for tn,
women of the state who attended the
Tri-State Grain Growers convention
at Fargo and tho meeting resulted il
the organization of a permanent wom,
ans auxiliary TO that association. Mrs
Clark Kelley of Devils Lake was elect
ed president Of the new branch ant
Mrs. j. H. Shepperd of Fargo who ha:
taken such a deep interest in thu
women's program at this convention
was chosen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The program Yesterday for the
women began at ? O'Clock in thu
morning and continued until $40 ii
the afternoon.
There was not a dull moment dur
ing thc day. and certainly Mrs Shan