The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-22
W. c. I. u. Meets Friday.

eoo!ect Will ne Temperance Truths
IN science" All members are urged
OF Importance to be discussed in re-
card to the county convention which
Will be held In Gilby,
-%An-
Girls to Give Breakfast.
A number of the girls Of the domes-
tic science class Of the Grand Forks
nigh school are making plans to serve
a breakfast at the school house Friday
morning, May 20. Breakfast will be
vitation is extended to all. The menu
Will be as follows: Sliced oranges,
Cream Of Wheat with dates. VARIES
and griddle cakes, bacon and eggs. cof.
fee. ee
Aid Meetings This Afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of he First
Lutheran church is holding it's regu-
lar meeting this afternoon in the
church basement. Following the bus
mess session a social hour will be en-
Mrs. A. Alrick.
Mrs. A. A. Hofto is entertaining the
members of Trinity Lutheran Ladies'
Aid society at her home on South Fifth
street. At the conclusion of the BUSH
ness meeting refreshments will be
served by the hostess.
h Ladies' Helpers legion Of the
Salvation Army is meeting in the bar
racks this Afternoon. Lunch will be
Emma and Anna Aserude.
Gave Splendid Recital.
The final graduating recital of the
Wesley College Conservatory series
was given last evening at Corwin hall
by Miss Flossie Weller. pianist.
sne presented a very pleasing pro-
gram selected from the work of
Chopin, Schubert and List. Although
seldom heard the mazurkas are
among Chopin's best contributions to
musical literature and the fact thai
Miss Weller played two of them made
the program unusually interesting
from an educational standpoint.
The Schubert fantasia" made a
brilliant close. in which Miss Leone
Cory, OF the conservatory faculty gave
good support at the second piano.
MISS Ethel Halcrow gave two in
holding the closest attention Of the
audience throughout. :. The complete
program was az follows:
Observation-Disclosures Op. SO, No.
OBJ Mazurka Op. Z. No. 8.
&C. N%octurne OPP. 377. No. 1.
(d) Waltz. Alb Major.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Hal.
Schubert iszt-Hark! Hark! the
Lark.
L!szt-Forest Murmurs.
p. Pauline Johnson-Ojistoli. Miss
Halcrow.
schubert-Fantasia op. Is.
Second piano, Miss. Cory.
Valley City Club Gives Party.
Valley City Times-Record For
elaborateness and originality, the pro-
gresstve dinner and entertainment CIV
en- last night by the Entire Nous club
probably excelled any other function
gwen this season in social circles here.
Al . o'clock the thirty members of
the c!uo assembled at the home OIL
Mrs. d. S. Richie where the fruit
Macdonald and Mrs. Richie hostess
es: the rooms were darkened and
softly lit with candle light. the color
scheme OF yellow and green were eff.
fectiNely carried out throughout this
dainty service. The guests were seat
ed at small tables each one Of which
was conferred with a ported fern, the
cards We're hand painted in yellow
tulips n the favors were also tulips;
the second course. served at the
home Of Mrs. A. P. Peake. with Mrs.
A.. w. Macdonald and Mrs. Peake
hostesses: this course vas purple and
white, the two long tables were CEN
tered with pansies. There were shad-
ed lights, ~handpainted violet place
cards; and favors of violet baskets;
the third course served at the home
of Robt. Bailey with the Misses Mae
and Georgia Bailey and the Misses
Minnie and Hazel Nelson hostesses:
the two long tables, where the guests
were seated. presented a gorgeous APP
pearancc each one conferred with a
massive cut glass candelabrulm with in
dlvidual ones marking each place
holding red tapers: red roses strewn
roses. The bright red and white color
scheme was carried out throughout
the elaborate menu with place cards
hand painted of baskets Of roses: the
salad course. served at the home Of
Mrs. p. g.. s%igurdson with Mrs. J. Nc.
lntyre and Mrs. Sisurdson hostesses;
carried out with each small table
centered with q bowl of a different
variety Of flower. the daisy design
being used throughout the entire
course. the favors were daisy toys, the
place cards painted in Kate Green
away design. the rooms lighted with
candles with daisy shades; the dessert
course at the home Of Mrs. James
Grady. with Miss Tess Henry and Mrs.
Grady hostesses dainty in pink and
white. the domes and lights were
shaded In pink. and silver Candida
Draums holding pink tapers decorated
the long tables, the centers of which
were adorned with brass baskets Of
pink sweet peas. the cloth was further
Deautif1ed with sweet peas and trail.
Ing fernery. and the spacious rooms
were enhanced with vases Of pink and
white apple blossoms. the favors were
sweet peas. Following the last course.
the guests Were instructed to don their
wraps. and as they came down the
stairs We're handed tickets from a
coated conductor which read "A Trim
to Panama" A bus was in waitin.
at the door which took them to the
trolly a where the bells rang and
all was on for their trip to the famous
canal (?). Stops were made along
he line and characters familiar to ali
Globe trotters boarded the train: some
OF h personages represented were
emigrants. the old. maid with her par
rot. the lady and her dog, the Italian
snd the peanut vender. One Of the ex-
citing experiences Of the trip was
when n Of the hoStesses, costumed
az a bold bandit held up the train by
shooting off two pistols and demand.
iEE pcanuts 0rstheir lives. At the 500
depot a stop was made and tiny pans
given Of favors. The party broke I'M
about midnight and ,3nAodlAsn sst0a.sav