The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-07


Sixty.flve Couple Danced.
The third In the series Of winter
dances being given by the Elks was
the social function OF last evening and
the pleasure was enjoyed by a com-
pany numbering sixty-fve couple.
The music was excellent and the guests
in just the proper spirit for a jolly
time. It was l o'clock when h last
number was tripped and the guests
are included in the following list:
Messrs. and Mesdames ]. G. Shep-
Sinclair. II. 6. Finch. W. II. Alexander.
r. s.. Kinnan. J. O'Donnell. l.. P. Col.
born. Thomas Collins, Charles Bartles.
j. d. Bacon. a. p. Clifford. II. X.
Geist, John Turner. James Dinnie. W.
j. Watt, w. G. Mcdonald. f. S. LES
pcrance, w. s. Whitman. II. j. Law
renee. George Phillips. J. E. Turner.
q. G. Gilbertson. A. T.. Watson. l.. w.
Deichert and John Bows: Mesdames
A. f. Logan. r. H. Mccoy. w. E. Ho-
hoff. and E. L. Bows: Misses Gertrude
Collins. Elaine Rolf. Lou Hall. Sylvia
Hunter. Vivian Dinnie. Louis Duggan.
AASbso <ts1Aoh SS0An
Bows. Sarah Phillips. Ella Donovan.
Ernestine Jacob. Irene Finkle, Co
rhine Thompson. Anette Rioux. lnez
Ryan. Ruth Eckman. Echo Turner.
Grace WEIGH. Madeline Turner. Grace
DUNCAN. Martha Barnes. Pearl Din
ME, Martha Williams. Ada Budge. Sa-
die Franklin, Marion Dinnie. Mabel
Collins. Anna Mcintosh. Frances COL
Inns. Bella Ryan. Gertrude Traynor
and Nerna Ryan; Messrs. Ray Durick.
g. E. Rolf. Mike Panovitz, J. W.
Don Payne, Arthur McHafhe. Paul
Goodman. T. P. O'Connell, John Nc
Donald. Sandy Mcdonald. W. J. Huet,
John Harvey. H. D. Paulson. Pearl
Racine. Myron Bacon. Hugh Mc1lraith.
Othmer Montgomery, Ben Gritxmach-
CT. B%ernhardt Sandlie. Howard Maher.
Clarence Elkin. Andy Carr. Hugh
DUNCAN. A. J.. Palmer, T.. j. Mahoney.
Gerald Finch. Harry Bulge. Bud
Abrahamson. G. A. E.. %Finlayson. Ben
Hall. George Colborn. Lee Norman
Elmo Robertson. Paul Busch. Ralph
Ruhl. L. B. Heisser. e. S.. Bates. N.
Gillette, W. D. Fee and Frank Hankey.
Presbyterian Sunday Music.
W. W. Norton. choir director, a,
the First Presbyterian church. has
arranged the following program for
the Sunday music and Alvin P. Cliff.
ford will be at the organ:
Morning.
Soprano soio-:roday IL re viii
'''A Mis-: o.n.vi:ve Meacham rogers
Evening.
Anthem-"rhe Way is Long and
ou Msety win Cali Upon r rse.iava'
Miss oenevieve Meacham. F. e.
Dickinson. Mrs. Frederick A.
Parsons. v. W. Norton.
Evening Dinner Host.
Consul H. Bendeke was host at din.
ner last evening when he entertained
in true Norwegian fashion at his homo
on South Sixth street. The especial
treat was white grouse imported from
Norway and following the dinner the
guests were entertained by tho Chris
Hanson string quartet which has Re-
Gently come from Norway to Jour this
country. Mr.. Bendeke's guests were
DR.. and Mrs. r. D. Campbell. Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. L. Withheld. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
B: Holmes. MI. and Mrs. Grant Haser
W = AZ O44o W. 8s SoSVO4e
Mr.. and Mrs. c c. 0owrau, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Murphy. Tracy r. Bangs,
Mrs. G. e. Miller and c. NJ. Cooley.
Gave Evening Party.
Misses Helen Routzahn, Katherine
! Read, Hazel Rutherford. Ida Rand,
Abigail Gaulke. Blanda Peterson,
Dorothy Wells. Blanche Haggerty and
Clair T~haroldson, all members Of one
OF the harmony classes at Wesley con.
%servatory. entertained at the city stu.
dos last evening and their guests
were Misse. Leone Cory: Mabel
son. Estella Deichert. Katherine
Henry. Borget Aleus. Margaret Laugh
lin. Edna Haggerty and Grace Aus.
bury. Red and white was the color
scheme for the decorations and the
guests made Christmas history book
let's OF each other. Refreshments
were served at the close.
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Want Toys for the Poor.
Mothers and little folks who have
dolls and toys about their homes
which they would like to pass on and
make room for the new ones which
Santa Claus will bring this Christmas
are appealed to by the ladies Of the
Associated Charities who are assistins
Miss Packebusch with her Christmas
party for poor children. These ladies
wish to make Christmas very happy
for a large number Of Door children
and would be very grateful for any
toys or dolls which their little friend.
can send to the T. NJ. G. A. before
Friday. December 20. The party fol-
the poor children is to be held at the
association building Monday, Decem.
Der %.
Nurses Meet Tuesday.
The Grand Forks County Graduate
Nurses association will hold the De.
cember meeting Tuesday afternoon a,
2 o'clock at the Y. W. c. A. Only
routine business will come up at the
business hour but at I o'clock a pro.
gram will be given to which all inter.
ested in nursing wor are ~cordiaily
invited. The numbers will be as fol.
lows:
Ecading-Miss Ethel Halcrow.
Report Of chairman Of the state
lcommittee on Red Cross Nursing serv.
|ice-Miss Bertha Erdman. r. n.
Paper. Home Economics''-Mis.
May Howe.
In7pscted Lakota CHAPTER.
worthy matron Of the order Of thu
Eastern Star. Miss Ada Nesbit o.
Grand Forks, visited the local chapte,
"Wednesday night and inspected tn.
work done in the lodge. At the clos.
Of the meeting there was a socia
hour for conversation and refresh,
) ments. While in the city Miss Mes
. bit was the guest Of Mrs. J. E. Orr
! worthy matron Of Euclid Chapte,
mo. 2s.