The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-01
Pcnltcna.I seasoa App,oacaer.

@e1sAtGaues SeaaON ApptO0c1e0.
Ash Wednesday, the day that opens
n SIX weeks season OF social quiet
and p%enitential calm, will be here in
'three more days and those three days
VIII be crowded to the last moment
with the series Of social affairs that
always come to mind with the r~ealixa.
ton that the Lenten season means an
almost blank socfaf~ calendar. Tho
past week. too, has been well filled
with gaittes. the Knights Of Columbus.
Elks and Comus club giving their last
ctai sets will grasp every opportunity
Tor Just one more dance before Lent.
Afternoon bridge parties. too. have
been numerous and church affairs still
to come include the big supper at st.
Paul's Guild to he given by the men
Of the congregation this evening. the
shrove Tuesday dinner TO- he served
Tuesday M the February party Of the
Ladies Altar society Of st. Michael's
church to be given Tuesday evening
at the knights Of Columbus hall,
1t matters little whether tho winter
has been aviet or gay. the coming of
the Lenten season Ia always warmly
welcomed in both church and social
thought to more serious thinge and
the church inc religious services are
given the attention they richly deserve.
The church societies will prepare for
Easter sales during this season and
the folk in general will give up ON
Of their habitual pleasures. such as
theaters. attendance at social affairs
and cards. that they may attend early
morning masses or the regular Lenten
evening services which will be held
in almost every church. Small club
gatherings and musical affairs prob.
ably will be the extent Of social DIVER
sion until March % when Easter time
will be ushered in~wtth all its glorious
happiness.
Many Enjoyed Elk INFORMAL. :
Sixty couples danced at the Elk club
rooms last evening for tho last. time
before the Lenten season aud a more
thoroughly happy time has not been
provided those royal entertainers dur
ing the entire mid.winter season. The
merry dancers remained until the last
note Of the "Homc Sweet Home" had
been sounded and. it was then after ]
O'clock. The company Of guests. in
cluded the following:
MessrS and Mesdarnes r. S. Kinnan,
Charles Chalmers, w. L. Church. II. F.
Babst: ": H: Alexander. a. 2. Wat.
SOIL a. AIAktOEus W C0uts q. Is
Turner. &c Sheppard. ID F. Sinclair.
e. r. Montgomery. A. F. Turner. v. G.
Brown, e. S temperance. George
Koenig, " S. Whitman. Percy Wilder.
Thomas. Collins. u. H. Brown. L. H.
Seymour. Charles Bartles. J.. D. Tur-
ner. Stephen Collins. +. Z. Talbot. Will
liam Legged. F. B. Feethsm. J. H.
ert. F. F. Dickinson, J D. Bacon. E. r.
Robertson. H. X. Geist and w. R.
Abrahamscn: Mrs. r. II. Mccoy, Mrs.
A. l.. Larson and Mrs. Ben Cooper
man: Misses Sheppard. Elizabeth Lu-
cas-. Linda, Bows, Florence Richardson,
Helen Hall. Katherine Comps. Gertrude
Collins. Anna. Nolan. Lillian Ryan. ga.
die. franklin. Frances Hogan. Maeel
Collins. Irene Fink1e and Estelle
Finlaysou. ..Resm Baker. Ray purlck.f
Phil: Golden. D. NJ. McGraw. George;
Carroll. J.. w, Phinr, Ernest Butler,
Harry Fudge T: J.. MahoneN Elmo
Robertson. e. 8. Bates, Jack HOGAN:
Harry Mix, Bud Ahrahamsen. Or. Phil
Eckmsn..H II. D. Paulson: Bert Prescott,
w.
Pancake Social Tucedsy.
The Shrove Tuesday dinner given
annually by the ladies Of 81. Paul's
Guild will be the principal midday
social event mex Tuesday. the day he
fore Ash Wednesday. The meal will
be served from, II o'clock in the morn
ing, until 1880 o'clock in the afternoon
and. the menu will consist of delicious
buckwheat .pancakes.' homemade
sausage. d%oughnuts and coffee. Tho
dining room Of the guild hall will be
., the scene. Of this unusual church feast
and the ladies extend a very cordial
invitation to everyone to attend. The
dinner was . splendid success last year
and the same is hoped for this year.
Entertain Husbands Tonight.
Mrs. .. B. Burtness and Mrs. Z. +.
Colborn' will be hostesses this evening
to the members Of the Tuesday club
and special guests will. be the hus-
bands ot the members. The ladies will
entertain ssa,,s so q Mr. ani t R1r n7ss s,r Be dq ont
evening will be g%rand.nols. The
game will be played at four tables
and during, the evening a delicious
e,,nnor Nill no carved