The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-10
SOCIETY
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TIE E.Ik Annual Rali.
The excellence of oycry appointment
contributed toward making the Ell
annual. danced Friday evening at the
Elk home, tho best i'm many seasons
TIL" company Was splendid. not toe
largo for comfortable tripping anG
looking their finest for tho fnrma
function. t'inl"N's orchestra. augment.
cd 10 eight pieces. never rendered 4
NOR" inspiring program, tho Cora
decorations We're most pleasing. thu
supper excellent and tho programs
Il novel souvenirs thar will serve I" often
renIilrd tn" guests of tn" eXcellen,
time. The decorating was left To thu
johnson Floral company and cut flow
, ers We're used in both the dining and
nall rooms. Southern smilaN was used
generously in giving a Srringlikc all
TO all the rooms and tho orchestra was
screened behind "A bank Of green dot.
ted here II there with pink and
white carnation blossoms. Bowls nj
lovely pink roses adorned the tables
and pedestals and in the dining room
+, quantities of rcd and white carnations
~ tall rr>stai vases and sprigs of fern
made tn" supper tables very %attractiv,
and inviting.
TIL" souvenir programs were white
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head and the lodge number. "aaao.'
IN purple and the supper served under
'h" direction of Caterer Oscar Knut-
son Nas delicious, The menu included
oyster cocktail. celery. olives. sailed
almonds. roas, Young turkey with
dressing II cranberry sauce. hot
Tolls. frozen & noe, salad. pineapple
sl'nng", cake and coffee. Dancing on
tinu"d until : o'clock and the even.
,lnp'S p'JpSt fcf ilr1,,r1cl yl,o f.11,,,-
ing:
Charles Ryan. V. q. Brown. j. a. Cal
lahan. j. j.. Turner. j. II. rarley. G.
y. Bangs. e. G. Finch. w. IL. Prown,
sam I~:os'nthal. Robert Mct;rath. w
>. Whitman, C.. Y. Kennedy NJ. G..
Olson. Fred Bartholomew. Thomas
Collins. Z. ]. kavanaugi1. Ben Cooper
man. w. G. johnson. r. i. Mrtiovern,
Il. q Brown: Mcsdames r.. IL. Nc
Coy. T.. l.. D""s, l.. r. Cnlhorn aud
j. 7. Sullivan: Misses Charlotte Black,
lrnno Tinkio. .Irssi" Rarr of Grafton.
Flora Mcdonald. Anna Mcintosh.
Mabel Collins. Knowles. Linda Bows,
sadie Franklin. t;crtrud" Collins. Ada
Sheppard. Crar" Dunnigan. Teresa
% Frl"n. Clara Andrews of Pittsbnrg.
r., Mnrsarct Sargent. Inez Ryan.
'"' 4! on anu 'oIlIlH' thompson,
M"ssrs. j. r. Durirk. 4. Brown. II. u.
faulson. @. l.. lTarnham Of Grafton,
John Mcdonald. George Beacham.
H'1d Ahratonnsnn. Il. w. Tmlaur. Elmo
Robertson. j. II. Ftow"r. Harry Badge,
F!aN Dnri~h Joe Mrt;ocy. i. w. Phinn,
Edward pH"illN. Hugh Dunnisan. +.
r. Murphy. Harold Mccoy. George
Carroll. Ii. i. Hjnck. John Ryan. Hugh,
M"llraith and Ed Johnson.
600
The Junior Dancing PARTY,
Tho high school juniors proved
themselves excellent entertainers Fri
day evening when they were hosts
and hostcss"s at an Informal dance
AT the Hotel Ihacotah. 1t was a func-
lion OF simple appointment but n
charming company of young people
gathered to trip the light fantastic
and sn merry a time was had that
the rhaperones We're prevailed upon
to give them an additional half hour
after the clock struck the midnight
hour. The pleasure of filling the pro-
grams was completed before the or
chestra program. one of the choicest
ira. was begun and there was not a
dull moment from then on.
Miss Edna Twamlcy and G.. X.
Baarman of the high school faculty
performed the duties of c~haperones
in A manner that was most pleasing
and satisfactory to the guests and the
following young people made up the
guest list:
Misses Ruth Owen. sedonia Ker-
mott. Edith Henry &. Vivian Dinnie.
Grace Mrt'allun1. Edith Benson, Elsie
Sullivan. rcarl Hannah. Frances Hol.
loway. Jessie Mccoy. Josephine John
son. Enid Lowe. Temple Irwin. Flor
ence Gallon. Lillian F'airchild. Cert
rude Cunningham. Louise Duggan,
Marie O'Gornan. GLADYS Mahcr. Gen.
cvicvc Okeefe. Pauline Wolff. Marion
Tnrgcrson .Muriel 0'kcefe. Winifred
owen. Martha Barnes. Katherine
Ch"",7. Gladys Dunlap. Agnes Ilassell,
Elanch" Green. Merle Rutherford
Zola Seymour. Anastasia White. Ruth
Rex. Grace Carroll. Elsie Rohde. Ada
Fudge. Madeline Turner. Mary Suth-
erland. Elark. Erna Van Daggenhous-
on. Black. Mcf'lmber and Tenner,
Mrs. @. ]. Barnes and Messrs. Miles
Lander. Throan Bake. Tudor Owen
Arthur Moran. Emil johnson. Clar.
cnr" Wolff. James Bulge. Fred Kelly.
jesse futile. Myron Bacon. Robert
liazlett. Henry Melhy. Wilbur Will
Jams. Edwin Lowe. II. Cottens. Doug
las ftousht"n. Daniel MrGowan. t'hcs-
tor Kelsey, nthrncr Montgomery. Cliff
Payne. Ransom Barnes. r. W. John
son. Lloyd Reilly. r. W. Jacobson,
Stanley Caldwell. Lawrence Kennedy
J. Shair. Vincent Smith. r. Henson,
George T.ngstrom. William Holmes
Gerald Finch, William Ifuck. Archie
Palmer. Stewart Campbell, Earl Nc
Fadden. Oscar Preble. Randall Lar.
son. Howell. Townsend Raarson, Ray
Pinkhain. Clarence Elkin. Fred Freb-
el. Guy Bulge and Hume Bacon.
supper and Dance Honor.
Superintendent and Mrs. j. Nelson
kelly's annual honor to the faculty
and seniors of the high school occur.
this evening and it will be a supper
and dancing party. Mr.. and Mrs
Kelly will receive in the parlors Of the
knights of Columbus club rooms and
the supper will be served at 6 o'clock
in the large dining room. Covers
will be placed for e%ighty-four guest.
and the prettily arranged long tables
will he adorned in the senior class
colors. green and white. White tapers
will burn from beneath pretty green
shades on all the tables while clusters
Of white carnations and l1yacinths will
be used in conjunction with green
fern. Assisting in the service of the
delectable repast will be Mrs. Joseph
Kennedy. Miss Helen Davies. Miss
Katherine Whiteley. Miss Beatrice
tombstone. Miss Mollie Aldrich. Miss
Agnes O'Donnell. Miss Dougherty,
Miss Margaret Reed and Miss Eliza
beth Kelly.
The company will repair to the
ball room upstairs for. the dance and
the music will be rendered by the
Rorke orchestra. Dancing will begin
before s o'clock in order to bring the
happy affair to a close before mid
night.