The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-21

visiting in st. Paul.
Mrs. e. z. Roseth left for st. Paul.
Mimi, where she will spend a few
days. visiting her parents.
Left for Spokane.
Miss Myrtle Lowe, daughter OF. MIR.
and Mrs. J. w. Lowe, left last e
ing for Spokane, WASH. where she
will spend several weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Guests At Hinzie Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. O'Ncale and
daughter Peggie AMI son Roy of Spo-
kane, Wash, arrived in the city this
noon, to spend a couple Of days. Wis
ttinG at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Hinsie Sf the Dinnie fiats on Third
venue They are enroute to st. Paul.
Dinner for Miss Ryan.
Miss Coral Free will entertain at
dinner this evening at her home OH
North Fourth street In honor of Miss
Verna Ellen Ryan. q bride of Thanks.
giving day., Miss Free will use a color
scheme of pink and green in her dec
0rat1ons and the guests will include
eight young ladies.
Elks Informal Tonight.
The Elks will give another infor-
NAL dancing party this evening in
their hall. In place of the German
which was scheduled for tonight. The
invitations have been limited to the
members Of the order and their fam.
iies. a good program Of music will
be rendered by Halls orchestra and
a large ATTENDANCE is expected.
Mrs. Conway Hostess.
Mrs. F. D. Conway will be hostess
this evening at s O'Clock dinner to be
given at her home at University Place,
In honor Of Miss Florence johnson OF
Petersburg. who Is a student at tho
state university and Miss eileen Bar
ry Of Inkster. who is. studying music
at Wesley conservatory. The table
appointments will be in pink AM
white and a basket Of pink carnation,
Will be used as a centsrpiece for tht
table.
w: G. i. U. Experience Social.
The members of the ". G.. r. U
gave their experience social this ait
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Thoma!
Griffith on South Third street. Eacl
mefnber related her experiences il
earning money. and. a neat sum wa.
turned over to the treasurer, to b,
used IN carrying OIL the work of tn.
organization A dainty luncheon Wa.
served by the hostess who was as.
sisted by Mrs. A. l.. Woods. Mrs. O. l.
satsrn and Mrs. ". P. Fowler.
Reception and Dance at Guild Hall.
MT. n Mrs. Edwin Francis Chan.
der. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur GRAY Leon
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson
Dung. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholo.
NEW John Spence entertained a large
company of ladies and gentlemen las,
evening at the Guild hall. The host,
hostesses received their guests ir
the large hall. which was made Yer,
attractive with palms. ferns and has.
kets of American Beauty roses. The
assisting ladies were Mrs. George NJ
Villa mson, Mrs. c. A. Grcenleaf
Mrs. Fred L. Goodman. Mrs. b. j
Babcock, Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, Mrs
William H. Matthews. Miss Ella l.
Fulton. A program Of music was rem
dered during the evening by an or
served on the stage. which was deco
rated with palms. ferns and roses
;MiEs Hazel Ladd mi Miss Oiea Sc
rumgard cared for the serving
A%L.uncheon was served in the d:nin;
ROOM where pink and white q
mated In the appointments. A basle
Of Killarney roses was used as a cen
terpiece for the table and pink can
dies completed the decorative,
scheme. Mrs. A. ]. Becker and Mrs
Scott Rex were in charge Of the din
ing room. and Mrs. j. Nelson Kelly
Mrs. August Eggers, Mrs. H. L. Whit.
he'd, Mrs. II. NJ. Wheeler. poured
Those who served. were Miss Mar,
McCunber. Miss Edna Twamley, Mis-!
Bertha Ferguson. Miss Blanche He'd.
rick and Miss Mary Rurleson.
Dancing was the pastime from 1885
to IL o'clock.