The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-08
81. vaientiue Day Near.

Friday viii he the festive day Of the
coming week for It will be st. Valen-
tines day. The quiet Of the I4eften
season will prevent its being observ-
ed as lavishly as in former years but
nevertheless it will he occasion FOR
numerous gatherings among the
Tho return Of nice weather Is turn
ing the attention Of those who much
miss the afternoon bridge OF the pre-
.I.enten season to outdoor walks and
visits to the shops to see the Hfst OF
the new spring apparel. New suits
and new coats. arc beginning to adorn
milliners will be leaving the next week
for the east to purchase their Easter
millinery.
Gave Evening Dinner.
a group Of young ladies gave a
Handsomely appointed dinner last
evening for their boy friends and the
delicious repast was served at. the
home Of Mrs. j.. +. 1Ieitrnan on Bel
Miss Corinne Heitman. Ruth Mat
thews. Mildred Bulge. Blanche Ke-
lnerer and Cecil Holton and their in
vited guests were Henry LeDaur1,
Rucben Nomiahd. William Matthew'S,
Merrill FINCH, Emerson Clark and
Ralph Rhode. Tho dining room deco
rations were emblematic Of st. Valen-
tines season and the color scheme was
rod and white. The dinner hour was
assisted Mrs. Hoffman in serving.
Mrs. Kelley Praises Show.
Devils Lake journal: Mrs. Clark
w. Kelley returned yesterday from
Grand Forks where She has heen at
tending the corn and clover show.
Mrs. Kelley states that the show was
exceptionally fine and that strong in
.terest was taken by the farmers in
held daily. The attendance Is large
and the lectures on live stock. dairy
cattle. crop rotation, soil analysis are
held in the lafEe auditorium. PreSi-
dent Mcvey Of the state university
spoke on Form Credit System" a
review Of his study Of the subject
abroad last year.
juniors Gavc Prugra4n.
The Junior pupils at wesley conser-
vatory gave AT interesting program
In the city studios yesterday afternoon
which was heard by several parents
and friends. Those who played wefs
Lloyd Friedman. Rose Fishrnan.
Sadie Fisher. clea sorbo: voiberg
<Ad kUuE0s Lille ECIC6lduO E1Slcu VII
der. Minnie johnson, Marion Stinson.
Doris Erickson. Mary Battefi. Ethel
Brooks, Ruby Gaylord. Hazel Deary.
Lenora johnson. vefna 6kaug, Katll-
leen MtGrath, Madeline Gets, Edith
Kre'tEbsfs and Ida RANDI.
Enjoying Southern California. .
Mr.. and Mfs. Dinnie and daughter.
Miss Vivian. are thoroughly enjoying
on,ifJ1ARA TAllYkAAfa onA AFA Aft1A{n0
their TIME between all the popular
winter resorts Of that section. Cards
have come from them when at Long
Beach and from there they planned
to go to San Diego. They will return
to Pasadena before returning home.
Called to Brothers Bedside.
mother of james Brennan Of this city.
was called east yesterday to the bed
side Of her brother. Father Coyle OF
Cleveland, Ohio. Father Coyle IA
taken suddenly i'll and expects to UNI
dergo d serious operation as oon as
Mrs. Brennan arrives.
Will Travel in East.
Park River Gazette-News: Mrs. J..
p. Rirder and sister. Miss O'Reilly.
left last Saturday to spend the next
few months in the east. Mrs. Birder
VIII STOP ~ GOulu HGuQ, lnQ., where
her snht. Vivian and Cecil. are at
tending Notre Dame university. while
Miss o'Reilly expects to spend some
time: In New York city: 4
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Entertatned in Bismarck.
Bisn14rck Tribune: The lto1hs q
3s Avenue A was the scene of a. very
delightful dinner party Wednesday
evening Of 6 o'clock. The dinner. con-
sisted Ut four delici6tis courses. and
the following were the distinguished
guests present: Judge Coffe*. Nation
al Committeeman Brucggef. Senators
John H. Cashcl. a. r. Porterneld. W.
&. Mcdowell. a. r. Bonner and Ira a.
Barnes. A very social and pleasant
time wal spent about the festive
board.
Reception for Mrs. Hoy.
The boys who live at Sayre hall
gave a farewell reception asst evening
III honor Of their retiring matron. Mrs.
Emma Hoy who left today moo for
her new home in Chicago. The pleas
ure was very informal and a company
versity and Mrs. Hoy's Sunday school
classes were invited guests. Farewell
visiting. h. program Of music and rcad-
ings and u dainty rcfreshment service
were the pleasures enjoyed. The pro-
gram numbers included piano solos ny
Miss Fannie F%rendherg. Douglass
Steele. and Miss Katherine King.
readings by Miss Ethel IIalcyow. lIar-
nv South and Ned Port6' and vocal
numbers by Miss irene Cross and
Cuyler Anderson.