The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-22
Quests a, pcnsmo,c Home.

Guests at DcnSmorc Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Ipensmorc of
South Fourth street are enjoying a
delightful visit from their sister-in-
law, Mrs. j. II. Densmore nj Great
Falls. Mont. II her two little daugh.
ters. Misses Vera and Eileen. Mrs.
pensn"re and her daughters have
been visiting with her people at Far
go and will leave here Friday even
ing for their Montana home,
Cnrwin Recital Thursday.
The recital at Wesley college con-
servatory which was postponed last
Week ON account of trouble with the
heating AT Cnrwin hall will he given
tomorrow evening at o'clock and
the same program as previously an
n"unced will be rendered. Next week
the advanced students will give IL re-
rital down town. Thursday evening,
Many Attend Club Meeting.
\ company If t~hirtH-tivo ladies
We're ou, yesterday TO enjoy the meet
ing of the Rehekah Book and Thin
bic club AT the homo of Mrs. John
Dinnie on North Fifth street. Mrs.
Dinnie and Mrs. II. II. Burton were
hostesses n the afternoon was most
pleasantly spent. Mrs. Il. II. Courtney
I'm the Garden of My Heart" when
Irish Eyes Are smiling" and Sweet
Isle of Dreams and Mrs. Burton ac-
rompanied her as we'll as playing sew
cral piano numbers. She also PLAYED
all the popular songs. the guests join
ing in the singing and Mrs. q. W.
buckingham gave a reading. Mrs. G.
X. tombstone conducted the question
box and some passed the time with
sewing. The hostesses served a de
hciols three course lunch at the close
and the dining room table was dec
GRATED with a vase of red roses.
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Social afternoon for Members.
y company of $50 aides were en-
ierthinrd this afternoon in the parlors
OF tn" knights of Columbus clul
rooms hen the officers of the Ladies
Altar society of st. Michael's church
Mrs. j. ~. Griffin. Mrs. q. r. Thack.
er. Mrs. l.. l.. i:rkman and Mrs. c. +
Ir"panier, gave q social afternoon TO,
tn" members. Tho parlorS wcr. pref.
lilly decorated with baskets of red no.
1nseiiias and and tn. hours
We're from - to $50 O'Clock. Dur.
ing the afternoon an enjoyable music,
al program was given. Mrs. Il. II
Courtney. Mrs. Charles Kane of Mino'
and III" Misses Carroll favoring will
vocal solos Will" several yictrol;
numbers added To the pleasure.
refreshments consisting of dclir
'"us coffee. sandwiches. pickles ant
cake were served and tho hnStessc.
were assisted by a group Of tho mem
bers.
Elegant E,Cniu" Dinncr
a seven course dinner of c~xuuisit.
appointment, WAS tn" pleasure for ;
company of sixty guests last cvenin
when Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Olson. Mr.
n Mrs. a. r. Clifford and Dr. an,
MIS-. III. O.. Wou,at entertained at tn,
elegant Olson residence on Reeve!
avenue Seven o'clock as tho Dime,
hour and after Tho guests were re
reiv"d by h hosts and hnstrsscs the,
were hidden Il" find their places at tn,
two larg" and handsomely sprea.
tables in the dining ANA living rooms
R"rkf's orchestra stationed ut tn,
roar of N reception hail rrudcre,
an exquisite program during tho AZ
rival of til" guests and through tn
dinner hour and when tn" guests wcr
seated each read the appropriat,
limerick which was found on his o
her place card.
Delicate pink was the chosen colo
for tn" table decorations and this wa
carried with charming effect. on
'ahl" had for 81 c%ent"rpicrc u larg
crystal radlcabra filled with burnin
'apers hooded with pretty pink shade
while on the other table were pin
candies in Individual crystal holder
and hooded with similar daint
shades. The flowers were pink rarna
lions rharmingly arranged with whit
narcissns II valley lilies in low GU
glass bowls. The place cards wer
adorned with tho initials of the host
and hostesscs in gold lettering. i
serving the detachable rcpast the hos
tess"s "ere assisted by four youn
ladies', Miss Anna Poupore, Miss Avi
Wright. Miss Martha Barnes and Mis-
Ava Blank.
AT the conclusion Of the dinner TIL
company repaired to the billiard rool
on the third floor where n smoker m
visiting hour were enjoyed. Late
they returned 10 the living roun
made more inviting by a burning fir
in the CRATE and the fragrance {
lovely flowers. and the entertainment
Was q most delightful program of mi
sic and readings. Miss Edith Nnlt
!mi"r gay" the readings, her group il
Guiding Jim S%enton's Wedding i
Holland. "fill'ar Fights THE vi
iagc Semmstrcss' by Kate Dougla,
Virgins. and "A C~onfidence'' by PA
Lawrence Dunbar, and the music;
numbers were cello solos by Ma
Tracy and violin selections by 30
man Weller. Ernest ROrke accom-
panied at the piano. The singing
,hc concluding pleasure of tho d
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