The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-14
ln.ssa suan.-: 1,s:ty Tonight.


Mrs. Tnoma@ :. ro-rigan. Mrs. Ha-.
DC -. Nh!t,nm. n;d Mrs. Raymond
y. "a ksor vi. give the first Of a
sacies .. aAnG<omr social affairs this
e.s".r ma tho flnc,ion will te q
.iHDS: " cNal:s:te appointment al
Mrs. rrrris ms home on Walnu;
s:-ee: The s':r7a7 hour will be $40
"''!of,,. lrc j company of tfty-five
laaies and gentlemen have been bid
Ger. .Tr& .taples will he arranged IN
tie. dining room and parlors. the large
c.in:as room table TO he surrounded
by the small one and cut flowers AMI
greenery will carry out u charming
decorative scheme. y delicious and
pret;ily appointed four course repas,
be assisted by Mrs. II. r.. Finch. Mrs.
John Ogren. Mrs. {. H. Winslow. Mrs.
Fred Duggan, Mrs. Theodore Thomp-
On. Mrs. Frank DeCamp and Miss
Helen Hamilton.
The hostesses have chosen bridge
for n evening entertainment and the
spirited game will Immediately follow
Will include from, gu of town Stewart
Fuller. the United States consul to
Peru. who has recently returned from,
that mi and Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Jackson. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank E. Simington OF Edmonton,
Alta. who are visiting several friends
here.
The second Of the series Of parties
by these hostesses will be given to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Kelley to Give Address.
Devils Lake Journal: Mr.. and Mrz
Clark Kelley left for Fargo Monda%
to attend the annual convention of
the Tri-State Growers association,
which convenes at Fargo today ami
Will continue until Saturday. Mrs.
ems department. will address the @
vention on Wednesday on Farm
Sewage Disposal Plant" which she
will illustrate with a chart Of such a
plant as is installed on the Kelley
farm south of the city.
There will be some 1900 or 1000
delegates in attendance at the conven
ton. Wednesday has been set aside
for the women and the program will
be given at the agricultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley will return to at
tend the mid-winter fair. in which
Mrs. Kelley will take a prominen;
part. before leaving for Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, where they will spend
q month Of two.
St.. Paul Guests Return.
SNl. anu wis. tAIpell SGIlGluGI % uer
left today noon for their home in ST.
Paul after a few days visit with their
daughter. Mrs. Louis Andrasko of
North Fourth street. Master Albert
Andrasko who has been visiting his
grandparents in st. Paul since early
autumn and attending the kindergar-
ten school returned home with Mr.
and Mrs. Scheiderhauer and will spend
the rest Of the year at home.
-.S-Ssi-
Mr~. Gronna to Washington.
Mrs. a. j. Grnnna has left her home
in I>7kota for :. Washington, D. c.,
where she will spend the winter with
her husband, United States Senator
G;ronna. and daughter. Miss Lillian,
WHO have been there since the open.
ing of congress. Mrs. Gronna was
unable to go east earlier on account
IF illness.
Lady Elks Meeting Today.
This afternoon the Lady Elks arc
being entertained as guests Of Mrs
James Collins at her home on North
Fourth street. The guests fill thre.
tables and 800" is the diversion.
17avors will be given for the high
scores and Mrs. Collins will serve q
delicious lunch at the close Of the aft.
ernOon.