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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24

She is no stranger to the padded
mitts. and 1t is said on authority that
more than once she knocked fair
antagonists painting over the ropes.
She walked sixty-six miles at a time
IN California a couple of years age.
More recently she has taken up
skating and here. too, she Shines
Miss Sears doesn't stop with be-
ing an athlete. She's a social leader.
equally we'll known in Boston, New
York and Washington. As a hostess
she has gained fame from Bar Harbor
to California. She is a good dancer,
and invented the chicken flip" which
has become the rae with the smart
set of Boston. She is very much
liked and is extensively entertained.
one week being a member Of a house
party at III home of the Duke OF
Connaught in Ottawa and the next
being seen as a guest at an opera
party in New York: following this
up with Il run out to some country
club FOR "A series of toboggan. skiing
and bob-sled parties at some country
house.
Miss Sears entertains lavishly and
we'll herself. and counts among her
friends not only the Princess Patricia
of Conaught. the Due d'Abruzzi. Mrs.
W. K. Vanderbilt and Harold Van
California polo player, Grahame-
White. the English aviator. Mrs. John
Gerkin. q. noted New York whip and
many others of equal note in society
and out of it.
Decidedly unconventional, veins
tingling with red blood. a hater of
"mollycoddles." Miss Sears is a pop
ular young m She Is the
daughter Of Frederick Sears. a mil
|lionaire Bostonian of ancient lineage.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24

J.. Boston. Dec. 24.--Speaking of ath-
letes. it's too bad Eleanora Sears of
this town isn't IL man. If she were,
there certainly would lie something
doing in the world of sport.
Miss Sears. unfortunately. is a wo-
man, yet she has shown such remark
able athletic prowess that many large
brawny men have had to admit their
hopeless inferiority. Others WHO will
not admit she has them beaten declare
freely that if she were a man she
would be h most rosy hued of all
the white hopes in the fstic realm:
that in the world Of tennis McLaugh-
lin and Bundy would shrink to the
size of pygmies by her side: that as a
Marathoner she would undoubtedly
cause the sinewS gentleman at the
back and take an inconspicuous posi-
ton in the rear.
But the fact that Miss Sears is a
girl has not deferred her from 60
ing into athletics in a big way. and
she is generally conceded to be the
best woma athlete in America.
To begin with, she can swim better
than your ordinary fish. and has some
notable long-distance swims to her
credit. She has played pony polo on
Il society ladies' team, her skillful
driving and daring riding being the
admiration Of men players who ref
creed the game. She Is an excellent
tennis player and can beat anything
Newport has to offer. At horse shows
she drives in a faultless n and
has won many tirsts m seconds in
the dog cart classes n pony tan
dem driving. She also rides to the
hounds.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24

With fitted lining. with lons or
thrce-quarter sleeves.
The blouse with vest effect Is an
important on" Just now for 1t Ia ex-
ceediugly smart. This on" LIS has
revcrs that are distinctly new and the
sleeves are i'm the very latest style.
Almost everything designed for after
noon occasions closes at the front this
sea son and his blouse makes no eX-
ccption to the rule. but the outer por-
iions are ovcrlapped In SUPPLE" style
and the separate chcmiscttc Is closed
at the back. Tho trimming OF plain
material with figures shown makes:
an excellent effect. but the collar.
revcrs and vest can be treated in
many ways. Velvet with satin or WOOL
is very pretty M brocaded IN plain
material while tho vest only is Of the
brocadc. III his case. the deep cuffs
match tho upper portions of the
sleeves but They could he of h trim
ming material t. produce - wholly
different result. In the back view,
the collar and cuffs are shown of all
over lace and that idea. also is Il good
one.
For the medium size. the waist will
require 3 Ia yards OF material -,
9 IA yards sc or | "a yards "A inches
vide with IS ord n inches wide fo'
tho collar, rcvcrs and cuffs. - yard
Is for the chelniscttc. I l-2 yards oi
lace for the sleeve frills.
The pattern of the waist 500 is cut
in sizes from "a to AZ inches bus,
measure. u will u" n1ailcd to- any
address bS the fashion department vi
this paper. on receipt Of ten cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
What Your Nails Tell.

It is always amusing to speculate
on the character Of ones neighbor. a
very simple aid in so doing is to watch
the nails. II a man or woman's nails
are long and slender, you may be quit,
certain the person is not so robust
physically as the possessor Of short,
broad nails.
Whereas men and women with tho
long. narrow type Of nail are inveter-
ate visionaries. those having shor.
nails are almost always conspicuoua
by the strength OF their logical pow
er. 1t IL h latter who make the
best and O reliable critics.
A further and almost certain char
scteristic Of long-nailed people Il
their intense depreciation of them
selves and their W efforts in any
branch of work. The feeling almns,
amounts TO pessimism with them,
Such a point of view. however, seldom,
worries those possessing short nails
lin fact. more often than not, rathc;
the reverse Is the case: they are in,
clincd TO be oversurc Of themselves.
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II
SOCIETY

.
Fro. and Mrs. Roger cor,ay lcf
last evening for A'.'.pi i" spend C,t:::st
mas With their son. John w. Cooley
editor of the Mine; up;ic.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. \. Libby of Parl
River are visiting their daughter
Mrs. F.. l.. Esernaycr. for a few days
Miss Margaret DuSgan who tsache:
az F!aNson is home FOR the holidays
the CUES; OF her parents. Dr. and Mrs
t.. j. Ducgan.
Miss Sophia Thornton left last even.
ing Toy Sank Center. Mimi. to spend
christmas With tn. home folks.
Mir: and Mrs. j. NJ. Rutler and chill
ldren left last evening to spend Christ
mas with relatives II Brocke;.
Mrs. George seifert and children,
E"a and Delos. LEFT last evening for
Stephen. Mimi. to he Christmas guest.
OK relatives.
Mrs. NJ. A. Robbins and son.. clar.
enre. left this morning for Grafton
10 visit her parents during the holi.
days. N
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Maddox and
three sons and Miss Gertrude Tierney
arrived last evening from Plaza to b.
holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Filteau.
Miss Ethel Maddox Went to North.
wood last evening 10 spend the holi.
days With her people.
Miss Eugenia peKay of this city,
who teaches at Darlington, is spend
ing the holidays with her aunt. Mrs.
Woodward. in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Aiken and son.
Jack. of Fargo. arc guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Stewart Of this CITY for
the holidays.
Gerald Monley. who attends st,
Ihomas college In st. Paul, is home
for the holiday season.
Miss Violet Love-. who teaches at
crystal, Is home 10 spend the holi-
gays with her parents. Chief and Mrs.
j. W. Lowe.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24

Christmas I've.
Dream, little child! The shadows fail.
Over the LAND the mystic vet!
That hides the morrow from your eyes
Is swaying in the starlight pale.
Dream, little child; it's Christmas owe.
Dream while tine magic hours glide
by.
Each wind that blows the snowiakcs
is laden with sweet mystery.
Dream, little child. The slowing co1;s
Are painting pir:ureH M the wall.
Cut from the nuivering shadows there
You almost hcar the thrilling call
OF Merry Christmas. littlo mi.id.
hope I've brought your hearts
desire"
and santa's shadow just Above
Grows lifelike by the ioaping IRE.
Dream, little child! The Christmas air
Ia growing With our vision bright.
And ali the joys tomorrow holds
Are shining on the page OF night.
DEAN. little child, And may the Gears
To your richest ;i'rasir" leave.
And nay all happy dreams provo zeal
That come to o this Christmas
eve!
--Aoooy-~,o ,s
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
Ralph Henry's Christmas Tree.

Master Ralph Henry. the little son
Of Dean and Mrs. Henry Of Cheyenne
avenue. will have his Christmas r
AT 3 o'clock Christmas afternoon and
ne has invited a company Of his little
girl and boy friends owe to enjoy 1t
with him. h mothers will accom-
pany the little folks and they will b.
given fun freedom Of the household
while the Christmas tree candles arc
burning and Master Ralph opens his
boxes. Mrs. Henry will serve refresh
ments at h close of the afternoon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
F'ads I'm Footwear.

The fad started in mems boots has
been taken up In woinen's footwear of
the winter season. The long. slim
foot. with not too pronounced an in
step arch, Is o considered the r5-
%trician sort of foot to pOssess.-durinc
the day. AT least-for arched instcps
seem as desirable as ever when II
comes ~ footwear for use with trail.
ing evening gowns or dancing froc,I,
The boot is made OF excellent tan
leather, which is easily cl~cancd--u
spong" Ganrened with ordinary soar
and water Instantly removing al sol
traces from the shoe. with =.
done 4" it's color or lustcr. .Nor docs
this ne" tan leather acquire stain.
reAdily--whirh makes it admirable fo,
wear ON stormy days.
h dress boot Of dull hid has In.
very hieh bIIttoned top. which make.
the anklc lo"k dainty and slender. nnt
the high Spanish hee gives a dccidre
arch 10 the foot. This boo IL intend.
ed for wear with railing. drapca aft.
ernOOn gowns.
The patent leather slipper has vc;,
long, lender lines and n Louis hrc
of m"dcrat" height. The buckle 81
l"weled metal is posed against "a vcr,
high tongue
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
Mrs. Howard to Entertain.

MI. and Mrs. Richard Hayward Of
Belmont avenue will be among the
Christmas day hosts and hostesses and
their pleasure will be a Handsomely
appointed afternoon dinner at /
o'clock. The Christmas decorations
will be- used in all the rooms and the
invited company of guests include Mr..
and Mrs. y. L. Turner Of Reynolds,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. ". Brundagc and Mrs.
and Mrs. ]. y. Bacon and two o
MSron and Keith.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
Large Christmas Dinner Party.


VT. and Mrs. James Dinnie Will give
q largo dinner party on Christmas
day and will entertain at their North
Fourth street homo at 1880 o'clock.
h Dinnie residence will be prettily
decorated in the Christmas colors,
molly and mistletoe tn be- used in all
the rooms while red roses have been
selected for the dinner table. Covers
will be placed for fourteen and the
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stanch-
Held. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Knudson,
MT: and Mrs. F.. j. Densmore. Mrs. l..
L. Kidder. Louis Campbell and George
Bangs.
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Mrs. Hinzic's Christmas Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Douglass and
their little daughter. Miss Margaret,
have been invited to share the hospi-
tality of Mr.. me Mrs. G. W. Hinzie on
Christmas day and the dinner will be
served in the afternoon at Mrs. Hin
zte's home in the Dinnie fats on Third
avenue. Mrs. Hinzie will add to the
charm Of her home with q decoration
OF the Christmas colors and emblems.
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. . . . . . . .
Cllrtstnlas ThOughts.

| y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Christmas Thoughts.
. . . . y . 4 . a. = 0 . .
Remember the poor at Christmas
time,
The introduction Of Christmas
cards dates from 1876.
Artistic designs were introduced on
Christmas cards In 1855.
There Is no historical mention Of ~
Christmas tree before 1906.
Tho term Christmas box was first
used In England in 1911.
Charlemagne was crowned at Rome
by Leo Ill. on Christmas day, 500.
Among the early English, Christ
night"
The observation of Christmas be-
gan In the second century. in differ
cnt months-January. April or May.
Christmas island. in the Pacific
ocean. is 80 named because Captain
Cook landed there on Christmas day.
1877.
Christmas boxes may be given with
propriety to postmen. policemen, SER
wants. porters. waters. BARRIERS, ETC.,
md above all. don't forget the poor
and needy.
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Enjoyed Southern Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Franz. II. Decsmp,
Formerly Of Spokane, Wash. have re-
turned from their trip through the
south and have enjoyed it thorough
~. They have been away three
weeks. visiting Panama, points in
'M"&'r" and several of the large south
ern cities. Mr.. D"t.nnp will go Ia
Fargo after the holidays. that city 10
be their home in tn" future, and Mrs.
'o'thh.p and little daughter. Miss Vir.
slnia, will remain here as guests OF
ncr aunt. Mrs. Frank Hall. until resi-.
dence quarters are secured. At pres.
ent Mr.. and Mrs. DeCnnlp are guests
II his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. o. DcCamp of Reeves avenue
Nj. and Mrs. s.. O. DcCamp will
'"aT" for New York "ity Thursday
noon. first going To st. PAU for q
short visit with their son, Victor
fh"s "~Ti,rct =" leave Sunday night fnl
''"'f future horn" in tho cast.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
Dinner at Gowran Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. e.. G. Gowran will dis.
pense Christmas dinner hospitality at
thelr Reeves Ven home tomorrow
and the delicious and elegantly ap.
pointed rcpast will be served in the
afternoon. The home will be adorned
in the Christmas colors and the guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. J.. 3. Wineman
and son, Ansel. Thomas Walsh, Mrs.
Wineman's father, and Mrs. r.. II. Nc.
Coy.
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Guest Here for Wintcr.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Kinnan are en-
tertaining as their charming guest at
their home on South Fourth street
Mr.. kinnan's mother. Mrs. W. w.
hinnan of Princeton. III. Mrs. Kim
nan has come to spend the winter
with her son n came early enough
to enjoy a Christmas in North Dako-
"a
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
TREASURE HUNTERS LEAVE

Panama. Dec. ga party of
treasure hunters. headed by Miss Bar
ry Till and Miss Genevieve Davis, left
here today for Cocos island. The is-
land lies in the Pacific about $50
miles southwest OF Panama and for
years has been lure Of treasure seek
ers. According to tradition billions Of
dollars In treasure are buried there.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24

The new MORE silk shows II large
watered design.
!: X
Tho full length fur rHnt is the
height of fashion.
=: J:
Tn" old Fashioned asII". of roses is
=; popular colon.
i: i:
~ feature at the imWrHt Il",Irls is
sleeve. n'4dr "i n r"ntrlstiDs color.
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To Entertain lnhster Guests.

MIR. and Mrs. ii. f.. Payne of South
Fifth street are looking forward 10
tho pleasure Of having with them as
dinner guests or Christmas day MIR.
and Mrs. G. +. Holmes of Inkster and
thei. TWO children. Arthur and Miss
Dorothy. The guests will arrive this
evening and remain until Thursday
morning. Mrs. Payne will adorn her
home i'm the Christmas colors and will
serve her dinner at : o'clock.
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Mrs. I.oycioA Hostess.

.NITs' T-VNVJVN II01$VCSS.
Mr.. INC Mrs. Eugene Lovejoy have
invited MIR. and Mrs. j. q. IeBeau to
share their hounteous Christmas din
ncr tomorrow and the feast will be
served in the afternoon at Mrs. Love.
Joys home i'll the Dinnie apartments.
Holly and brilliant poinsettia bios
SONS have been chosen for the house
decorations
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
Dinner at Withheld Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Withheld and
daughter. Miss Ruth. will have as
Christmas dinner guests at their
Reeves avenue home tomorrow aft
ernoon DR.. and Mrs. Robert .. Camp
and sons. Felix and Philip, and Mrs.
G. z. Miller. These families have
their Christmas dinner together every
year and the gathering is always
awaited With much anticipation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
Enroute From Montana Home,

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Anvil Heder of
Medicine Lake, Mont, visited here for
the day Yesterday while enroute to
Grafton to enjoy a Christmas visit
with Mr.. Heder's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Heder, and Mrs. Heder's
aunt. Mrs. ]. d. Lewis. Mr.. Heder is
a former student Of the university LAY,
school and was located at Minot with
Attorney Sinkler until a short time
ago when he removed to Montana.
Mrs. Heder visited with friends in
Minot for a few days before comm.
to this CITY.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24
The Woman,s Improvement club Of

Tho woman's Improvement club of
Crazy. which was to have met with
Mrs. a. Z. Southam. convened at the
home Of Mrs. Sagmoen last Friday,
on account Of Mrs. Southam's illness,
A very interesting program was given
consisting of a discussion on current
events as read by the members. Mrs.
Pitt and Mrs. Stevens sang a Christ
mas duct n q chapter from ''The
Heart Of tho New Thought" by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox. was read and dis
c,lssed. The question Of stock run
ming at large in the village was agitat-
ed. which seems to be quite an annoy
ance to many resident owners whose
property is not strongly protected by
fences. The * meeting will be held
January 3 ut the home of Mrs. Pitt.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24

Washington, Dec. 24.-The instalIa-
ton Of Archbishop Noeul. as tempo
rary president of San Domingo, has SO
much improved the situation that II is
expected the b%attleship New Hamp-
shire. which was sen to the island to
guarantee good order 1T the capital
will sail for home tomorrow.
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Womens' Clubs
) what North Dakota Cub wena.
! Arc Deaa9
The Twentieth Century club

The Twentieth Century club at
Devils Lake had a social meeting Sat
urday afternoon which was in the ma
ture of q surprise on Mrs. A. NJ.
Powell. n of the most active club
members. Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson was
hostess and the rooms Of her home
We're decorated with Christmas bells
ana colors Of the season. After n
Very pleasant afternoon dainty re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Schultz and the Misses Halgren and
Thompson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24

S"alski IN mIntlcs arc worn nvcr ~,
cJnoou fr"rkH NJ velvet and cloth.
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Chrl.tn,as Eye Wc,,ltnr.

This morning at 10 O'Clock AZ the
residence "f Rev. y. i. IIultens ON
Belmont M uGrUl ved the mav-
riage of Miss Martha Westerkcim of
MaNville and h%"l Sand of North
wood. The coup.c were unattended
and will! reside AZ ENr.hwood.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-24

Skunk and ermine come first for
sets and trimmings.
A fashion novelty is the colored
wool rose on the mun.
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Family Party at Mayors Home.

B6ndly PaftN at Mayors Home.
Mayor and Mrs. N. F. Murphy viii
share Christmas dinner hospitality
tomorrow with a party Of relatives
and the Christmas feast will be served
In he afternoon at their Reeves ave-
U home. The guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy and chill.
dren Of Reynolds. Miss Mayme Hor-
gan Of Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
sheehy and son.. Edward. and Miss
Sue Virgins.
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Christmas Dinner Company.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. a. Dodds of MIN
neapolis. Misses Belle and Clara
Johnson. Mrs. Sweeney. T. c. Downs
and T. o. Oiens will be p dinner party
of guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. e. Healy on North Seventh street
tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Hcalv will
serve at 1:30 o'clock and will be as
sisted by her daughter. Helen.
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Christmas at Fargo.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. Ha1cher and
their little daughter. Miss Harriet,
Julia. left this morning for Fargo
where they will enjoy Christmas din
her with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Hatcher
anr MIR. Hatcher's mother. Mrs. Julia
Hatcher. They will be way until
the latter part Of the week.
Miss Mc(;raw Home on Vacation.
Miss Nell McGraw who is STUDYING
'',ie year Al the University If Chicago
:" 1nrn" for Ihc holiday season and Is
guest, at tho HON" of her father.
i'0l W. ~. Met;raw NJ fniNorgi,v az"
Ill;r.
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Dine al Morrow Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wtn Morrow Of the
Dinnie block will cntuy their Christ
mas Inner 10 guests OF Mr.. Murrow'SI
parents. Mir. IL Hlrs. David Morrow
at their homo on North Fourth street.
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Two Family Dinners.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Monley Of
North Sixth street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleary Monley Of Hill avenue will
have family gatherings at their homes
tomorrow for Christmas dinner. MIR.
and Mrs. Fl. j. Monley have invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robertson and son,
Master Donald. and Mrs. Monkeys ia
Their and three brothers. Michael kel-
liam. The house will be decorated
With holly and misrletoe and a Christ
ma tree and the dinner hour is I
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Clearv Money
Will have as guests Mrs. Monkeys
mother and sister. Mrs. R. E. Mosely
and Mrs. H. Marshbank. also Masters
Cecil and Hal Marshbank. Dinner
will ne served All I o'clock.
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Dinner at Babcock Homo.

Prof. and Mrs. E. J. Babcock will
be among the dispensers Of Cnristmas
dinner hospitality at University Place
and their guests will he Prof. and Mrs.
f. +. Chandle. and Prof. chsnd!cr's
sister, Professor Edith Chandler OF
Tabor. Iowa, who arrives this evening,
Mrs. MacCumber. Miss Mary Mac
Cumher and Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington.
Mrs. Babcock has chosen 2 O'Clock for
the dinner hour and the home will be
decorated in keeping with the season.
To Grafton for Holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clare and their
little daughter, Miss Nora Eliz beth,
Of Rugby, spent the day here yester-
day and went on last evening to Graf
ton where they will enjoy a delightful
holiday visit as guests Of Mrs. Clare's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Hall.
Mrs. Clare's sister. Miss Leslie Hall
who is a student at the Valley City
normal school. Joined Mr.. and Mrs.
Clare here and accompanied them To
Grafton. Mr.. Clare who is with Nash
Brothers was formerly located in this
\ pi$,,
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Family Party at pinnie Home.

Mrs. John Dinnio will entertain at
Christmas dinner tomorrow afternoon
at her North Fifth street home and
she will have as many of her family
with her as can find il possible to get
here Mrs, Dinnie's daughter, Mrs.
c. l.. EanAls1ine. Jr., with her little
girl, Miss Dorothy. are expected to-
morrow moor from Winnipeg but two
other daughters. Miss Alice who Is
studying at Peoria. Ill, and Mrs.
Charles Ryan who is Ill at St. Mi
chael's hospital Will not be with the
family. The other guests Will be Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur s. Dinnie, Charles
Ryan and his two children. Miss
Louise and Master Charles. 8. d. Nc
kinnon of Miles City. Mont, and W.
D. Fee. The dinner hour will be 1:$0
o'clock and the house decorations will
be in keeping with the Christmas sea-
son.