The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-05
Club Membership,

AS soon as election day is over So
clal interest will be centered around
the various function which society
has scheduled for November and the
prominent of these is the open
ing of the winter series of cotillions
by the German club. This club has
sent out its annual announcement 10
members together with the program
and complete membership list and
Mrs. F. d. Cameron who is in charge
of the first party has selected her
assistants.
FRIDAY. November 20. is the date
for the German clubs first gathering
and Mrs. Cameron is to be assisted
py Mrs. Charles j. Murphy and Mrs.
Harry R. Finch. Mr.. r. A. Jackson
will lead this cotillion and the ladies
more elegant than n Of the many
handsome affairs given in the past two
seasons. The dining Dom of the Da-
cotah will be the scene Of this fash
gathering and the men who
Will be privileged to attend the func-
lions this year. with their ladies. mum.
Der fifty and are as follows:
Messrs. G. A. Abbott. j. D. Bacon,
:; F. Bacon. c. n. Barnes. Charles
Baase. F. D. cam nroshnf R' D.. w camp,
bell. j.. R. Carley. A. P. Clifford. T.
S. Corrigan. ]. A. Dinnie. F. S. Dug
gan. George E. Duis. l.. l.. Eckman.
p A. Eckman. T. B. Elton. III. B.
Finch. c. w. Fisher. Harry Gavere,
J.. W. Hawkins. r. ". Hughes. R. A.
Jackson. NJ. B. Jackson. Perry John
son. ". H. Kelsey. J. c. LeBeau. Eu-
gene Lovejoy. W. G.. Mcdonald. c. j.
nell. j. F. T. O'Connor. W. Y. O.con-
nor. J. ". Ogren. NJ. G. Olson. c. E.
Roseth. j. H. Ruettell. w. H. Shulze,
II. 6. Smell. F. F. Stokes. F. A. Tay-
Tor. Theodore Thompson. W. r. Van
oerhoef. n. ". Whitcomb. H. L. Whit.
he'd. j. 3. Wineman and c. r. Win
slow.
Miss Thorgrimson a Soloist-
Miss Sylvia Thorgrimson. daughter
OF Rev. H. B. Thorgrimson Of this
city. has been selected as one of the
soloists at the great flower show
which opens in st. Paul next Friday,
Miss Thorgrimson will sing Saturda.
evening on the same program with
Robert +. Gehan and Mrs. Gehan
will be accompanist.
is an nusual honor to Miss
Ihorgrimson's beautiful voice for only
the best soloists in the twin cities have
oeen secured for the flower show
which is to be one of the most at
tractive social and musical events
ever given in either ST. Paul or Min
neapol's' One Of she features of tbs
Left for California Today.
MI. and Mrs. E. ]. Gallagher and
their two children, Steven and Mar
garet. left today noon for Stockton.
Cal. where Mr.. Gallagher has located
as manager Of the branch Office Of the
RSInHAlv proIi,otr A.. 49,
lagher has a comfortable home al
ready for his family, he having re-
turned from Stockton but a few
weeks ago after spending two months
getting acquainted with his new field
and selecting a residence. Mr.. Gal.
iagher is much pleased with the Cali
fornia city but says that any time he
gets tired Of it he will be perfectly
willing to return to progressive Grand
Forks. Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher have
been residents OF this city for three
ear and have a great many friends
who will much miss them in a social
but whose good wishes follow
them TO their new home. While here
Mr.. Gallagher was connected with the
J. ]. Case company and later with the
Rumely' company, his new appoint
ment being a promotion.
S1etts NCCJtSUhy.
The girls Of the so club will no,
meet this evening which is their regu-
lar gathering night but on account Of
nave postponed this weeks
meeting until Wednesday evening.
Miss Charlotte Black will be hostess
and will entertain at her home on
Chestnut street.
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Miss Decamp III.
Owing to the illness of Miss Mayme
DeCamp. the invitations issued for a
bridge tea in her honor this after
noon have been recalled by the hos.
tesses. Mrs. E. NJ. Stricken and Mrs.
w. B. Woolsey. Miss DeCamp Is suf.
fertng from a severe cold and Is con-
fined TO her bed.
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To Visit in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Joe Isaacs and children leave
this evening for Guthrie. Okla. where
they will visit for some time with.
Mrs. Isaacs' parents: Mr.. and Mrs
Adler. Enroute Mrs. Isaacs will enjoy
nor visits with friends and relatives
In the. twin cities. st. Joseph, Mo,
and Kansas City. Mo.
st. Marks Aid Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid of st. Marks Eng
lish Lutheran church will meet Wed.
nesday afternoon 1t 3 o'clock with
the new president. Mrs. A. l. Wild
n SOC South Fourth street. All