The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-12
Elks Announce Social Program,

series. Of dances given annually by the
members of Lodge 255. B. p. o. E.,
always is received with cordial vel.
come in the city's social circles. The
Elk entertainment committee this yea-
is Messrs.. w. r. Abrahamsen, chair.
man. H. D. Paulson. 7. P. o'connell
and Ray Durick and today they give
ing date being Friday evening, No
vember 8.
The Elks have long been famed for
their excellent entertaining qualities
and their parties are among the most
favored given in Grand Forks. They
always possess a distinctive air Of
hospitality that resembles an invita-.
ton to come again and the lovers
0 y me dance will eagerly await the
engaged the Finley orchestra for the
season and Caterer Oscar Knudson
will have charge of the suppers ri
all formal functions. Special invita-
tions will be issued for the annual
but members will receive only the
social announcement as invitation Ia
all other parties. The announcement
folder will be issued soon and the
Friday. November sWInform.,
Friday. November 22-The Little
German.
Friday. December 6-Informal.
Friday. December 20-Informal.
Tuesday, December 3l-New Years
Friday. January 1o-Informal.
Friday. January 17-Annual Ball.
Friday, January 31-1nformal.
Friday. April 4-Snowball Party.
Friday. April 1l-Informal.
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Resumes Original Meeting Day.
At a meeting OF the executive board
OF the Ladies' Thursday Musical club
held last evening. 1t was found ad.
visable to again change the date Of
meetings. the original date. the first
Thursday Of each month being chos-
en-. While the club had not yet oh.
served the change a choice for Mon.
day was voted upon at the October
gathering but this has been found to
conflict with other gatherings and the
first Thursday OF the month will on.
ttnue to be the clubs regular meeting
day. .
The clubs new program will o
he completed and 1t is desired that
only those willing to take an active
working part In carrying out the line
OF musical study planned assume
membership in the club. This year
the members Of the Thursday Musical
- ~ Gil ely ulIIGIcuI line OF
work than formerly and this reouest
is made as the only possible manner
OF effectively carrying on the study.
Entertaining Old Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Davies are en-
as pleasant guests at their
home on Walnut street Rev. and Mrs.
j NJ. Palmer of Wishek who are here
attending the Presbyterian Synod
gatherings. Rev. and Mrs. Palmer
We're among the first friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Davies had when they came from
Canada years g and they have. not
had a visit for about five years. Mrs.
W. l.. Davies Of Crookston who also is
an old friend of Rev. and Mrs. Pal
mer came over last evening to be with
them for a day and is the guest of her
daughter, Miss Helen Dawes. and Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Davies. Rev. and Mrs.
Palmer plan to visit at Angus. Mimi,
before returning home.
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Miss Richmond Coming.
Miss Mabel Richmond, formerly of
this city. will arrive Sunday evening
from HaVre. Mont. for a several
weeks visit with old friends here.
Miss Richmond will he the guest of
Miss Mayme DeCamp who returns In
the morning from st. Paul and also
Miss Cassie Cumming. .