The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10
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Masons VIII Dance ThIrsdsy.
The Masons will give another Of
their informal dancing parties Thurs.
day evening at their lodge homo In the
st. John block. All Masons and their
friends are invited and music will be
Mrs. Nelsun Returns.
Mrs. Gilbert Nelson, formerly Of
this city but now residing at Rugby.
returned this morning to her home
guest Of Mrs. Albert Rheinhart and
Mrs. j. W. McGauvran.
Masquerade Party Tonight.
The masquerade party at which the
Pythian Sisters are to be hostesses will
be the social event Of this evening ana
a very jolly time IL In store for those
who attend. A committee OF ladies
will be at the door to take the invita-
ton cards and guests will unn1ask at
IL o'clock. A splendid lunch will be
served about midnight and dancing
will continue until I o'clock.
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Mother is Sti[l III.
Minot Optic: Reports from the bed.
side of Mrs. w. G. Hunter today hnd
lllLle improvement ~ q
However, she is resting quietly and It
is hoped that perfect quiet and skilled
nursing will soon bring her back to
her usual health. Mrs. Lannming OF
Grand Forks and Miss Mabel Hun
ter arrived home on Wednesday even.
ing to be at their mothers bedside.
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About Nations First Ladies'.
Washington Post: Mrs. Wilson and
the Misses Wilson spent another busy
day in the white house yesterday, hav-
ing in addition to their house guests.
visits from man. of their relatives ana
some o formal calls. There Were
large parties for luncheon and dinner,
and another interesting group during
th%e-informal tea hour in the red room.
Among the latter were the presidents
only aunt on the Woodrow side of
the house, Mrs. Franklin c. Hunt,
with Mr.. Hunt, Of Charleston. w.
Va. and Mrs. w. H. Wilson, a cousin.
Of st. Adams. W. Va.
One Of the most delightful recep-
tions of the week was the afternoon
at home yesterday Of Mrs. Shively.
wife of Senator shively. of Indiana.
when the Vice President. and Mrs.
washington's official and resident cir
cles. Mrs. Marshall received with
Mrs. Shively, and the vice president
was the lion Of the occasion. From 8
to 6 the drawing rooms at the Shore
ham, where Mrs. Shively and their
children are spending the week with
Senator Shively.. were thronged. A
tea table decorated with. Killarney
roses and set with many dainties was
orchestra played during the reception.
Assisting Mrs. ShiNely were Mrs. John
Kern. wife Of Senator Kern, and the
wives of the members Of the Indiana
delegation who are now in Washing.
ton. among whom were Mrs. William
A.. Cullop. Mrs. Lincoln Dixon, Mrs.
Cyrus Cline. Mrs. Edgar Dean Crum-
packer, wife OF former Representative
Crumpacker, and Mrs. Brick and Miss
Representative Brick Of Indiana. Sen.
ator Shively, his two sons, and daugh-
ter were also present and assisted In
the afternoons hospitality, as did also
Miss Rowland. who Is a guest of the
Vice. President. and Mrs. Msrshall.
The Vice President. and Mrs. Marshall
greeted many old friends and made
many new ones. Mrs. Marshall wore
a graceful gown Of rose charmeuse.
with a deep border Of gold lace and
angel sleeves Of rare old black chan.
tilly, a gold tassel finishing the long
point of each. A band Of sable fur
edged the train. Mrs. Marshall wore
a corsage Of orchids and lilies of the
valley. and earrings of dull gold in
the form Of pear-shaped pendants.
Mrs. ShivelS wore a charming gown
Of turquoise ~charrneuse. with a drap-
ed skirt. slippers Of the same shade,
and a 'bandeau Of black velvet in her
hair, which was most becomingly ar
ranged.
Mrs. Kern wore a stunning gown Of
blue charmeuse trimmed with gold
lace. and a small hat. Mrs. Cullop.
who has recently returned from Pam
anna, wore a handsome gown of CO.
bait blue charmeuse with a top Of
shadow lace edged with brilliants.
Mrs. Cline. who presided at the tea
table during part Of the afternoon,
white lace. Mrs. Cullop wore q
gown OF orchid charmeuse and bro
cade combined. Mrs. Brick wore a.
French costume. Of pale gray. with a
large hat, and Miss Brick was in white
lace over charmeuse. with which she
wore a picture hat.
Mrs. Shively and her sons and
daughters will return to Indiana,
whore the young people will resume
their studies.