The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-02
News From the Social Set--Women's Club Activities
Attended Reception and Bah.

Attended Reception and Ball.
The Grand Forks party OF young
people who went to Fargo yesterday
to attend the circus cotillion of tho
Annus club will return home this eve
ming and their friends will be interest
ed in the following accounts of, the
affairs they attended as taken from,
the Fargo papers:
Fargo Courier News: Mrs. W. 9.
Stamhaugh gave a New Years punch
bowl yesterday afternoon in honor OF
her son. Lynn, and his guests. Messrs.
Philip Bangs al Grand Forks. Jack
McClintock Of Rugby. Howard and
Wallace Mahcr Of Devils lake and
iClarencc Elkin Of Mayville and the aft
fair was one " the mo- enjoyable Of
the New Years season. The hours
were from 3 10 $3.50 O'clock II the
hidden guests were the GU OF town
holiday visitors. those i'll the city for
the .Annus club cotillion and all orig
inal members of that club. AIRS.
Stambaugh was assisted by Il group of
young ladies, Miss Ina Lowry. Miss
Jessie Edwards. Miss Lucille Bristol.
Miss Mildred Nildrsth. Miss Margaret
Nollister, Miss Grace Porter OF La
Turner of Grand Forks. II Miss
Vaughn Miller of LaAloure and the
afternoon hours passed most delights
fully for the harrN company.
The gowns of the young ladies were
most beautiful and rarely has such Il
company gathered to honor as grad
company gathered Ia honor as srac'.
Gus hostess Mrs. S~ta,nhaugh showed
herself to he.
The circus cotillion given ny the
members of the .Annus club last eve
ming proved to he II of the most
brilliant affairs of h winter season.
About 100 young people were present
and enjoyed plain dancing until 1880
+ O'Clock at which hour a dainty two
course supper was served in tn" dim
ins room al the knights OF Coinmpus
hall. After the supper the dancers
repaired to the ball room where a
circus cotillion was the entertainment
for the evening. The cotillion was
lead by Howard Montgomery who was
dressed in the costume of a ring
master. The favor table which was
presided over by the four chaperons.
Mesdames II. F.. Magill. F. a. Bristol.
II. II. wheelock. and NJ. a. Hildreth
offered many attractive articles which
are always seen at a circus. The
ball room presented all effective pic
tions and pennants of many Of
colleges and universities of the United
States draped from the chandeliers to
the corners of h hall
In commenting on the coming of
the visiting guests for the cotillion
the Fargo Forum had the following:
To-day is one which will be remem-
bered by the young people OF the
younger society and college sets as
son. Not for a long time has so much
interest been taken in any one social
event and the committee Of young NO.
men and young men who are in charge
are most successful in their efforts to
! make this the most brilliant Of any
of the annual holiday functions vet
given by the Annus club. A large
number Of out-of-town guests will be
included in the list and although he
the club are being detained from par
ticipating in the annual celebration Is
much regretted, still those who are
heer are trying to make up for their
absence. The largest number of the
guests will arrive this morning and
as near as car be ascertained. the list
will be about as follows: From Grand
Forks will be the Misses Madeline and
Echo Turner. Martha Barnes and
peroned by Mrs. Frank S. Talcott Of
Buffalo. n. D. Mrs. Edward Conmy
who was formerly one of the popular
young ladies Of the Grand Forks set.
has offered her pretty fiat on North
Broadway for Mrs. Talcott and her
bevy Of young ladies. as Mrs. Conmy
is spending the holidays with her pa
rents in that city. The young men
from Grand Forks who will be the
1, house guests of Lynn Stambaugh, will
he Howard and Wallace Maher. Philip
Bangs, George McClintock, Louis Muir
ply and Clarence Elkins. The Misses
Vaughn and Lorraine Miller and Grace
Porter of LaMoure will be the guests
of Miss Ina Lowery Of Fourth avenue
south. Fred Hagen will entertain Je-
rome Jones of Lisbon, N. D.; Miss
Claire Elliott has as her guest Miss
Eva Shea of Wahpeton: Miss Helen
Weller of Moorhead will entertain
Miss Frances Lauder of wahpeton
and among the other guests who will
be here are Miss Perkins of wahpe-
ton. Mr.. Birder of Park River. N. D..
Miss Helen Barnes Of Glen Ullin, and
Miss Clara Burman of Casselton: Paul
Goodman and Hale Nelson of Grand
Forks. The committee in charge Of
the event are tn. Misses Margaret
Hollister. Mildred Hildreth. Lucille
Bristol. katherine wheelock. celia
Jacobson and Alice Lewis, and Homer
Dixon. Ray Lawrence, Melvin Hid
reth. Hal Pollock. Jack Farrand and
krohn Herbst. The chaperones will
reth. Mrs. H. II. Wheelock and Mrs.
F. a. Bristol"