The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-15
THE SOCIETY WORLD ri
To Give Bridrc PARTY.

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To Give Bridgc Party,
Mrs, Martin e. Mayer has issued IN.
Mltations for a party to he given next
nhursdaS evening. November 10, at
ner home on Cottonwood street.
mere Will be guests for six tables and
eridge Will he the diversion,
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The +: si E = slst Mss5s; vii, meet
Monday evening at 8 o'clock, at the
home OF Mrs, J. n. Gillette on Unit
Nerstty avenue, Mrs. Howard y.
simpson will be In. charge Of the pro,
gram and her subtect will be The
WNchiAI Hour" She will give a re-
view and criticism Of the drama, F,l.
lowing the program a social session
MI be enjoyed aud refreshments will
The Knights Of coiumSns vii, mon
,heir social season Monday evening
ny gsvtns an informal dancing party
IN Their hall IN the Metropolitan opera
mouse DOCK. The guests will be mem.
Ders OF the order and Nnley's or.
chestre will furnish the music. The
en.efta1hnient committee for this year
comprises f. Earl Robertson, chair
man; u. 4. Roske. Fred J. Kelly,
S'eary Mco!cy aud E. 8. L'Esperance.
Presbyterian Church Music.
The program for the service at the
FIRST Presbyterian church on sunday
vii! be as follows: -
. Morning. ne
Anthcm-"Jeruselem the Glorious"
oio:s.,.... Herbert
F. E. Dickinson.
Evening.
antnem-"Now the DAY is Over
ouartette--"sayior when Nixh t" fnN
wolves the Skies" -shel,ev
Entertained at Tea.
Mrs; Franklin L. Mcvey gave IN in
formal tea Yesterday afternoon at her
home on the university campus, in
honor Of her mother. Mrs. Sawyer and
Mrs.. c. L. Sawyer. The hours were
from 5 TO : o'clock and Mrs. Mcvey
vas assisted by.a group of ladies. In
the library. yellow chrystanthemums
We're used and the assisting ladies
bott n Mrs. ]. NJ. Gillette. Refresh
ments were served in the dining room
and Mrs. Tasso I. Lindsay was in
charge assisted by Mrs. r. L. Henry
and Mrs. E. F. Chandler, who poured,
Mrs. A. G.. Leonard and Mrs. r. A..
jackson served.
Junior Students Recital.
The junior students o WESLEY coll
lege conservatory Of music gave their
regular weekly recital this afternoon
ar z n'fSlOFE Su fhn -;<,, ~A,-- A.
excellent program was given and the
following students played Herbert
Richardson. Jean Leonard. Bessie
nevins, Beatrice Ball, Kathleen Nc
Grath. Thel,na Bennett, Mildred por-
ter. Jerry W~onderlich, Ruby Gaylord,
Edna Havcrland. Elsie Mechanic.
Florence Jensen. blanche Turner,
I)elos Seifert. Marie Weisbecker, Clay
ton Getty, Ella Stewart, Sylvia Ad-
Annabelle Geddes. Leah Cross
man. Dorothy Mcneil. Clara Nygard,
Sadie. Fisher, Clea Sorbo.
Party for Miss NcCallum.
Mrs. j.. F..seWle gave q party last
evening. at her home OH Alpha avenue
in honor of Miss Grace Ella Mccall
luln, whose marriage TO George Her
man Morris OF Pembina will take place
next ThMrsahN, Asyember a. The
iiouiH were spent IN ,nRn1Tn1nE. tea
TOWELS for the bride-elect, and a taffy
pull was n of the special features.
The pleasant evening was concluded
with the service of delicious refresh
ments. and Mrs. Sowle was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Floyd Weller and
Mrs. W. II. Crawford.
The guests We're Misses Grace Nc
Callum, Mabel. Wicker, Helen Gass.
Mabel Rice, Vera Stinson, Bessie Ben
son, Mary Hyde. Gertrude puggan,
Myrtle Mcleod, Alice LIE Rude, Hazel
and Merle Rutherford.
Party for Mrs. Elton.
Mrs. d.. G. 'Legge and Mrs. George
Koenig gave a. pretty party Yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Legge
q n North Seventh street in honor of
Mrs. n. r. Elton, who will leave soon
for the west. where she will spend the
winter months. The rooms We're
made attractive with palms. autumn
leaves. foliage and ppinpoms and the
afternoon was spent in playing whist.
rors We're awarded to Mrs. FELTON,,
Mrs. .. j. Stearns and Mrs. J.. v.
Hogan. 4 ~four-eourse luncheon was
served III the small tables and a. pref
tv color scheme Of red and White was
carried ont in the decoration.
Those present were Mrs. NIB. Fell
ton. Mrs, George Neison,-Mrs:Thema
A.. Swiggum. Mrs. A.G. Sorlie. Mrs A.
G.. Warner. Mrs. o. J. stearns, Mrs.
James Colliton. Mrs. Paul st. Law
renee. Mrs. James Curran, Mrs. J. C,
II. Lake. Mrs. J. V. Hogan. and Mrs.
O. Hettiuger.
To Assist. Fargo Nurse.
Miss Schiss Of st. Johns hospital,
has been engaged to assist Miss Mar
hara Hazel. city visiting nurse. dur
ing tho coming two weeks. Miss
schiss will take up her new duties
Monday morning. and Miss Kathryne
bowman who for the past six weeks
has been assisting Miss Hazel will be
allowed q two weeks. vacation.
The work Of the visiting nurse and
the secretaryship of the associated
charities has assumed, such propor-
tions that Miss Hazel found 1t neces-
sary to employ another trained nurse.
There are many cases OF. sickness in
the city which demand the attention
Of a nurse and 1t has been impossible
for Miss Hazel to give these cases tho
attention which they should have.
Beginning. Monday the cases Of
MINUTES attention IT mt ny than al'' has Ia been 'p pos
sible to give them before and Miss
Hazel, hopes to have most Of the pa
tients much improved within the com
ing two weeks.
o. E;:s. Banquet for Maeron.
Acacia chapter. o. p: ST. will give
a banquet Tuesdsy evening in the Ma
sonic. hall in the St. John. block In
honor Of Mrs. Minnie J.. Rusk. grand
worthy mAtron Of the state. Tho
banquet will be served at $3.50 o'clock
In fha dinine rom and Mrs. G.. r..