The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-22

Called to Fargo.
Mrs. Max Rabinovich was called t
Fargo Sunday evening in response t
ii message stating that her mother
1Lrs. Peter Hartstein Of that city, wa
shock to Mrs. R~abinovich as the Ill
ness came upon her mother very sud
denly.
Entertaining Minneapolis Guest.
MIR. and Mrs. c.. w. Fisher are en-
tertaining as their pleasant guest TO
a few days at their home in the Din
ME block Mr.. Fishers brother, Rich
ard q. Fisher OF Minneapolis. Mrs.
Fisher had planned to accompany he
husband but a recent Illness made thf
pleasure impossible. 5
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Tuesday Is Enrolment Day.
The physical department of the Y
W. c. a. requests hat all girls wish
ing to take up gymnasium work dur
ing tho second term enroll Tuesda,
In order that the suits may be ordered
and returned in time for the begin
ming of the work.
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Mrs. sprasuc Back.
Mrs. r. a. Spraguc has returned
from her annual vacation visit to hel
old home in Iowa and is again bus.
with her duties as inspector Of foods
Mrs. Sprague found it even colder IL
Iowa than in North Dakota SO wa:
glad to get back.
Mrs. W. X. Nash Here.
Mrs. Willis *. Nash has arrived
from Minneapolis to join tho large
number of visiting ladies in the cit,
and she will be here to enjoy many Of
the pretty affairs of the week. Mrs
Nash accompanied her husband who
Nash Bros branch house managers
and statesmen.
Informal Party Saturday.
Mrs. Fred s.. Duggan will give ar
informal bridge next Saturday after.
noon as a compliment to Mrs. ]. l.
Robertson of Minneapolis who is the
guest of Mrs. Charles j.. Murphy. Mrs
Duggan has invited just a small COM
be Mrs. e. G. Cakes Of Spokane and
Mrs. Frank DeCamp of Seattle, also
former residents.
Mrs. j. L. Robertson Hero.
Mrs. ]. Louis Robertson arrived
this morning from Minneapolis and
is here to enjoy a lengthy visit as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Muir.
ply of Reeves e Mr.. Robertson
who stopped off in Fargo for the day
will arrive this evening and will he
here Il week or more combining bust
ness with pleasure. Mrs. Robertson's
visits are always marked with much
social attention from her many old
friends n this one is to be no excep-
ton. While many of the functions in
her honor will he quite Informal they
will be the kind she likes. giving her
opportunity to chat and visit with all.
Entertained Alpha PHI Girls.
The BIRTHDAYS of three Alpha Phi
girls. Miss Stella HodginS. Miss Ethel
Poupore and Miss Johanna Londer-
gan, falling on the I'M day was &C.
casion for a jolly party Saturday even
ing which was given at the home of
Miss L~ondergan on Chestnut street.
The guests We're Just the girls of the
Alpha Phi sorority and they were in
tails from THE Three Twins" This
same idea predominated in the several
happy diversions of the evening and
when the delicious lunch was served
the proverbial birthday cake with its
sixteen" candles made it's appearance
and caused much merriment. The
dainty rcpast was delicious and the
/ IIpSteSSeS WE'RE StSSlSlSu Nv MIS-. u. TX,
Poupore and Mrs. NJ. ]. Londergan..
Several Parties for Guests.
This week will be filled with de-
lightful social gatherings for Mrs. e.
G.. Cakes of Spokane, Wash. Mrs.
Frank DeCamp of Seattle and Mrs.
C. L. Comings of Brandon. Man, for
all are former residents and their in
innate friends still reside here. These
gatherings are to be very informal
affairs and began this afternoon when
the Realyeai club. of which her guest.
Mrs. Cakes. is "A member, at her
Reeves avenue home for an informal
game of bridge. Tomorrow after
noon Miss Mayme DeCamp will en-
terrain three tables at bridge in hon
or Of her guest, Mrs. Frank DeCamp,
at her home in the Dinnie block and
Wednesday a been chosen by Mrs.
Ray A. Jackson and Mrs. Thomas s.
Jackson's home on Vernon venue
Mrs. Cakes. Mrs. Comings and Mrs.
DeCamp will be the honor guests at
this function. Friday afternoon has
been chosen by Mrs. Clement R. Win
slow of Reeves s axsnne.
U. c. r. Has Novel Programs.
fOf the annual pall Wnlcn Will De
given at the Dacotah Friday evening,
February 2, the Grand Forks council
No. Ga, U C. T., has devised a most
unique invitation and those who to-
day received the eat mileage books
Good for 5000 Miles on the Follow
ing Roads," twenty-three- listed
dances being the roads. have been
talking much Of the originality of the
ever popular travellers. The invita-
ton is also to serve as the dance pro-
gram and is gotten up in neat book
let form, the cover being yellow. the
U. c. T. color. and the program being
splendidly arranged with all the pop
ular pieces Of the day to be played
by the Finley orchestra.
This ball will be the first annual
of the season and the various COM
mittces in charge are leaving no stone
unturned that will add to its success
and popularity. The committee re-
sponsible for the clever invitations
was composed of E. r. Montgomery.
G.. c. Finch and William Leggett;
the supper committee is O. Stearns.
John BOWS and c. N. Nelson and the
reception committee s. K. Strong,
William O'Gorman and J. Dauglas.
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