The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-04
Pretty party Mt PARK River.

they will visit friends and relatives
for a couple Of %ssks.
Pretty Party nj Park River.
Park River Gazettc-News: A very
pretty party was given asst Saturday
when Mrs. Sander Soil and Mrs. Joe
Masloski acted in the capacity of hos
tesses. Autumn flowers were prettily
arranged in vases in the rooms. Guests
were hidden for eight tables and
800" was the diversion of the after
noon,
Reception at Presbyterian Church.
There was a large attendance at the
reception. which was given last even>
ing in the parlors Of the First Pres
byterian church in honor of the teach
ers of the high school. the students
and university faculty. The ladies OF
the church were hostesses. AT 2
o'clock John p. Clum gave an Illus
trated lecture on california"
Sturents Recital.
The Junior students at Wesley col
lege conservatory of music gave their
regular weekly program this after
noon at the city studios. An interest
ing program was rendered and those
taking part were Elsie McHafie. Ethel
Brooks. Msrie Werstiein, Mary Newell,
Mary Chidlaw. Beulah Hodge. Ella
stewart. Frances Bell. Myrtle Rystad.
Mary Parsons. Hildah Hendrickson
and Edith McDonald.
Enjoyed Hayrack Party.
fhe members Of the Baptist Young
Peoples society enjoyed a hayrack
members and their friends gathered
at the church at 1880 o'clock. where
lie hayracks were awaiting for them.
Thev drove out to the Henry Root
farm and spent the evning IN u
woods. One Of the special features
VAS the blazing campfire. marshmal-
lows being toasted and a delicious pic
mic supper vas served b ythe young
ladies. The cheperones were MT. ana
Mrs. L.. w. Pratt and MIR. n MIS-
Harry w. Randall.
Hostesses Yesterday Afternoon.
Mrs. T. J. Cassidy and Mrs. Peter
Morgan were among the h~ostesses Of
yesterday, when they entertained a
company Of 80 ladies at of the
Altar society parties. They received
their guests at the home of Mrs. Cas-
sidy on Cottonwood street. Sewing
and visiting were the pastimes and
musical selections We're rendered by
j. ] SNs nv oILS
noon was concluded with the service
Of a dainty repast and the hostesses
were assisted in serving by Misses
Sadie and Mamie Morgan, Rose and
Hazel Cassidy.
Party for Miss Cory. =.
Misses Bessie Tharaldson. Hazel
ed the teachers of Wesley college con-
servatory of music last evening at tire
home Of Miss 'Tharaldson on South
Fourth street. in honor of Miss Leone
Cory of Bismarck. who is visiting
friends in the city. Sewing and visit
ing were the pastimes and the even
ing was concluded with the service OF
a delicious luncheon. The dining
room was made attractive with a color
scheme of red and white. a basket Of
American Beauty roses making an at
tractive centerpiece for the table.
Dainty cards with appropriate verses
marked the places for the guests. Miss
Cory was presented with a handsome
silver sandwich basket.
Entertained at Chain Party.
Mrs. Joseph Lobsinger was hostess
yesterday afternoon when she added
parties by entertaining a company Of
80 ladies at her home on lone ave
nue.. Sewing and visiting were the
pastimes and the Afternoon was brought
to a close with the service of a very
nice repast. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. B. Jarbo. Mrs. Elizabeth Heck,
Mrs. John Mcmahon and Miss Agnes
Mulaski.
Thes.guest list included Mrs. w.
Feist,. Mrs. NJ. Folk. Mrs. II. Lemm,
Mrs. L. Feist, Mrs. F.. G. Houser.
Mrs c. Yount,' Mrs c. Bruce. Mrs.
John McMahon.$AIrs. NJ. Ketter, Mrs.
Joseph MCGOWAN. Mrs. Elizabeth
Heck, Mrs. r. Money. Mrs. +. Deitz.
Mrs. George Hornum. Mrs. b. Jarbo.
Mrs. Frank Newark. Mrs. Carl Her
diean. Mrs. H. Bach. Mrs. L. Larger.
Mrs. William Schrump. Mrs. "A. Dor
cher. Mrs. A. Donnelly. Mrs. Frank
Heinen. Mrs. Joseph Mahowald, Mrs.
Katherine Riggs. Mrs. Katherine Cos
tello, Mrs. Sal Pickett. Mrs. William
Burke. Mrs. II. Neurater. Mrs. Nick
Simmer. Mrs. Adam Schmitz. Mrs. J..
b. Corrigan. Mrs. NJ. Deitz and Miss
Agnes Muslaski.