The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-09
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1913.
Annual Bau a Success,

Annual Hall q SUCCESS.
The fifth annual ball Of the knights
of Columbus was the hnndsocm social
function Of last evening and though
h attendance was not as large as
usual the company Was good to look
upon and the committee in charge
provided "ne of tho most thoroughly
delightful times III given in this city.
Thc entire club home was thrown
open for the pleasure of the evenings
guests and for a half hour before
dancing began they mingled in the
elegant parlors n chatted mcrrtlN
nj the orchestra rendered Il splen-
did oncer and programs were tillcd
out.
AZ . o'clock the happy throng as
scmblcd in the large ball room and
until 2 o'clock there was not mo-
ment of quiet. The. music furnished
by FinleN's five piece orchestra was
almost wonderful in its rythm and tho
atmosphere was filled with the gay
spirit of the dance.
At II o'clock the guests were bid
don to the dining hall where two long
tables We're handsomely spread for the
service of the banquet. Bowls Of roses
made charming centerpicces and the
entire company was seated AT once.
Caterer Oscar Enudson had charge OF
the banquet and ii WAS IL delicious
and elegantly appointed feast.
Mrs. Paul st. Lawrence. MIR. and Mrs.
H.. J. Hughes. Mrs. w. v. O'Connor.
Misses Gertrude Collins. Sue Virgins,
Mary sullivan, Frances Collins. Nc
Loughlin. Gladys Dunlap, Bella Ryan.
Eva Rorke. Lillian st. Lawrence. Viola
The guest list included Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Kane of Minot, DIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Mulligan. MIR. and
Mrs. Paul st. Lawrence and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert j. Hughes: Misses Ger
trude Collins, Sue Virgins. Mary Sui
Ivan. Frances Collins. Mclaughlin.
Gladys Dunlap. Bella Ryan, Eva
Rorke. Lillian st. Lawrence. Viola
Daubenberg. Ella Opsahl. Nora Lane.
Ryan. Mamie Ryan, Mary Carney. Inez
Ryan. Grace Rorke. Vivian Ryan.
Frances Wicker, Ruth Eckman, Pearl
Dinnie. Mabel Collins. Sara Phillips,
Cclcsta Caldwell. Anne Poupore. Mae
Nisbet. Rose Carroll: Messrs. George
w. Colborn, Paul Norman. Walter
Canniff. Joe Henry. ]. J. Hight. Ralph
Ruhl. Arthur Emard, Frank Rorke,
Charles Cameron, Ray Collins; Walter
Ray Fowler, Joe Simmer, I. p. O'Con-
nell. George Carroll. James Bulge. s.
J.. Courtney, Edward Driscoll. Lee
Norman. j. +. T. O'Connor, Percy
Robbins. Edward O'Rcilly. Frank
Hankey.
Social Affairs Today.
This evening the Masons will give
the first OF their winter dances and 1t
will be an informal at the Masonic
lodge rooms in the st. John block.
dancing will begin at . o'clock.
st. Paul's auxiliary will give a So
cial with stereopticon views at the
parish hall this evening at S o'clock
and invite everyone to attend. The
pictures will he on Japan and will be
very interesting.
The Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid So
city is meeting in tho church parlors
this afternoon us guests of Mrs. o.
knudson and Mrs. y. knndson: Re-
freshments will he served following
the business and social hour.
Evening Dinner Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGrath of
Belmont emu enjoyed hut a brief
visit from Mrs. McC;rath's sister on
tho day of hcr marriage which was
solemnized at st. %Alrhonsus catholic
church i'll Langflon. The bride. nee
Miss Bertha M%cliauvran. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGauvran, of
that city who has frequently visited
at the McGrath home in this city. and
groom Mr.. William J.. Cahill, Il young
business man of Fargo. stopped here
long enough to enjoy evening dinner
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. McGrath.
Their took tho later train for Chi
raso. where they will enjoy their
honeymoon as guests of the groom's
parents. They arc T. he at home in
Fargo after Fcbuary l..