The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-06
Return From Eastern Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Black returned
last. evening from an extended. eastern
trip. They were away three weeks,
and visited in Port Hope, Ont, ROch-
ester, New York city, Chicago, Mill
wuakee and Minneapolis.
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Leaves for Pembina.
Miss Nellie Burke who has been
visiting her parents in this city for
the past few days, has returned to
Pembina. Miss Burke attended the
in Grafton last week."
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Entertained.
Valley City Times-Record: Mr.. and
Mrs. james Grady and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Jeffrey have issued invitations
to a company Of ladies' and gentlemen
for q card party to be given on Mon
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffrey on Tracy emu The
guests of honor will be Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Gordon. This will be the first
of Il series Of parties that will be
given.. .
Home From the Coast.
Mrs. Herman Wolff and daughter,
Mrs. Thomas, .Corrigan and little son
John, nave returned from the coast
where they hav spent the winter
m onths. Misses Clara and Elsie Wolff
who accompanied their mother, stop.
ped in Minneapolis for a few days
visit with friends. They will return
this evening. Mrs. Wolff and daugh-
attle, Portland, Los Angeles. San
Francisco and San Diego. Enroute
home they visited a few days at Grand
Canyon, Col.
New Club at Dickinson.
Dickinson Press. A social club was
formed. which the wives. mothers. sis
tiers and daughters Of Elks only. viii!
be members. The Elk order has no
a social n and the ladies will have
use Of the new home on whatever
regular days or evenings the gentle
men may designate. The officers
elected Wednesday were Mrs. L. H.
Rudiselle, president: Mrs. j. W.. Stur-
'geon, vice president; Mrs. H. L.. Re!ch-
ert, secretary n Mrs. 81. ]. Blanch-
ON the afternoon of May II at K. Of
r. hall to complete their organization.
There was a good attendance Of the
ladies on Wednesday afternoon.
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Reception at MinOt for Visitors.
Minot Optic: A number Of doctors
who to Minot next week for the
meetings of the State Medical asso-
citation will be accompanied by their
slcians are making plans to make
their visit to the Magic City a pleasant
one. For Wednesday afternoon invi-
tations have been issued to q reception
at the Elk club. The hours are from
3 to IS, Mrs. A. J.. McCannell with a
group of other women, including Mrs.
j.. T. Newlove. Mrs. Carr and Mrs.
In. the evening at 6:30 o'clock the doc
tors and their ladies' Will be guests at
a banquet to be served by the Daugh-f
tiers Of Isabella, and later in the even
Ing following the lecture by DR.. Dod-
son OF Rush college q. dance will BIZ
given for the visitors at the arr1ory.
Afinot Elks Entertain.
Minot Reporter: The Elks gave an
informal dancing party last evening
at Elks' Hcme, the first social func-
ton given during the dominion OF the
new social committee. Thirty couple
made up the company, who danced
through a splendid program Of music
furnished by Hovird.s orchestra Of
five pieces. Everyone who was pres
ent was enthusiastic over the excellen.
Auu0tC anu tHc HAPPY OplIlI VI III
Formally: which prevailed. and at
-11:3O$a buffet luncheon, Consisting of
salad. sandwiches. fee cream, straw.
berries. cake ana coffee wa, served
in the cafe. Out 81 town ElKs pres
ent last evening were r.. Mcknight Of
Minneapolis and HI. G. johnson Of
Omaha. The social committee has
decided to give two more informal
dances before the close OF the social
season.
: Ladies' Of st. Pahl's Guild will hold
Z social at tho parish hall Wednesday
May Z, from 8 to $40,
O'clock. Short business session will
also be held. The hOstessess viii be
Mesdarnes Gouran. seese. Moore. Per-
rott, Stebbins and Gibbs. Refresh
ments including sandwiches. potato
salad, cake and coffee Will be served
the hours. A very cordial In I
vitatiof 10 extended to all men, wom~
"a. and children. Al silver collection
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