The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
GRAFTON

eaaAeu SATURDAY AFTERNOON at II
Chandler home. Mesdames John Mill
er and William Chandler acting as
hostesses. After a program and the
playing OF games a dainty service Of
refreshments, consisting Of ice cream,
cake and homemade candies, delight.
ed the merry juniors. The hostesses
were ably assisted by Mrs. r. M.
Broadbrooks. Tena Giles and Mrs.
William hoffman.
Mrs. !. L. Newgard and Miss EN-
ma Gullickson gave pleasure to the
of the bible class of the United Luth-
eran church, Friday evening. The
many rooms of the Newgard home
were made festive for the occasion
with decorations In flags and festOons
OF the national hues added their charm
to the festivities. Place cards were
in the form of little hatchets and COW
ers were laid for ffty-two guests. Dur
ing the three-course luncheon daintily
served from, small tables. the hostesses
had assisting them Masters Lawrence
and elsie Newgard. A number Of
amusing contests furnished amuse-
ment for the guests. who departed
at midnight. voting the hostesses royal
entertainers.
Miss Jeannette johnson entertained
Six Of her girl friends at her home
on Griggs avenue Pouth. Tuesday eve
ming. The hours were spent in doing
evening an %appetizing lunchwas served.
Those in attendance were Misses Cecil
Mcdonald, Lizzie and Tena Giles. Jean
and Mary Terril and Dalma Hanson.
At the close of the session Of the
Monday Night club of February "a,
the club members who are also menu
bers Of the Housekeepers' club invit-
ed the club to the domestic science
apartments where a service Of delic-
ious coffee and sandwiches a in
waiting. This social session came as
a surprise to the members and a vote
Of thanks was extended to the hostess
es who were Mesdames Gray, Cobb,
Smith and Cryderman.
The Teachers Embroidery club was
entertained by Miss Bertha NJ. Shaw
Saturday evening, the hours being
from 8 to II o'clock. Sewing occupied
the attention Of the guests until 10
o'clock when a dainty repast was
served. Miss Shaw had assisting her
Misses Bergen. and Thompson. A
good time is reported by all in attend
ance.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Hauge Lutheran church gave q most
successful social in the basement Of
the church Tuesday evening. Rev. b.
X. Barstad, former pastor. but now
of Dawson. Mimi, was the guest Of
the society and favored with al adj
dress. 4 good program was given and
light refreshments were served.
Miss Birdie Tallack entertained a
number Of friends at a S o'clock
luncheon Tuesday afternoon compli.
mentary to Mrs. A. Halvorson Of Car
pio. n. d.
". ". Reyleck. who with his family
is spending the winter at Los Angeles.
Cal, writes that the family Is settled
in a fiat and enjoying life in sunny
California, On February Is MT. Rey-
mic. where hundreds Of North Da-
kotans and former residents Of the
state were in attendance.
Rev. II. j. Glenn spent Wednesday
and Thursday at Moorhead, where the
Red River Valley Pastoral conference
was held al Concordfa college.
Deputy County superintendent Bes-
sic Burr of Grand Forks visited with
Grafton friends on Monday.
Ramsey county wal the guest Of Mons
Monson and family the first of b
week. Mr.. Hoghaug was among h
early settlers Of Walch county n has
been prospecting since his remova to
Ramsey county.
A. C. Olson and bride of Plcntywood,
Mont. were the guests Of relatives
at Grafton or Monday. Mrs. Olson
was formerly Miss Hattie Hogg and 10
q graduate Of the Grafton high school.
Miss Avn Caswell came down from
Hamilton Friday and was u weekend
guest at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. r.. Caswell.
Miss Edith Weberg. who has been
suffering from liberation Of the stom-
ach for several months, has SO far
recovered that she expects to return
to her home at River Falls. Wis. on
Friday next. Miss Weberg has a host
Of friends in the city who wish her
a speedy recovery and u that she
may be able to resume her position
in the city schools next fall.
John Piller. the former manager Of
tho Bijou, has purchased q moving
picture business at Leeds. n. p. and
will include nearby towns on his cir
cult.
Miss Lilah McGliL"l came up from
Mimic on Monday and spent the day
with her sister, Miss Beulah OF the
city schools.
A series of evongelistic meetings Is
being held in the Methodist church
during this week. Rev. StinsOn has
assisting him Rev. A. w. Brown Of
Park River.
The pupils of the public schools rem
dered fine patriotic programs Friday
afternoon. February 81. commemorate
ing four birthdays which are dated
this month-those Of Longfellow.
programs were all of a patriotic ma
ture and many Of the patrons n par
ents were in attendance. A number
Of the trades uave ioint prORrams.