The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-01

Meeting at / Hall.

Meeting at Guild Hall.
The Franklin club members will
meet tomorrow evening at st. Paul's
parish hall for a special musical pro-
gram. The hcstesses will be Mrs. r.
L.. McNeS and Mrs. T.. J. Rahcock.
Musical Club Thursday.
The Ladies' Thursday Musical club
will meet at y O'clock tomorrow aft.
ernoon with Mrs. j. d. Bacon at the
Hotel Dacotah. The January pro-
gram will he given with Mrs. II, i,
Spence leading.
7" Ttakc Southern Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stanchtield leave
tomorrow noon on a sin weeks pleas
few days will he spent with friends in
st. Paul and Chicago and they will
then SO to Texas. visiting Houston.
Galveston and Texas City.
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Paul Matthews Host.
! Thirty young people were guests OF
Paul Matthews last evening at a
sleighing party which resulted i'll a
watch party his home on Belmont AVE.
nue.. \ midnight supper WAS served at
the conclusion of tho happy affair.
Entertained Glass Members.
Miss Mabel Davies a a supper.
sleishridc and evening OF merrlm"nt
for the little folks OF her Sunday
school class yesterday. The dainty re-
past was served at + o'clock at Miss
Davies home on Walnu, street and
tue decorations were in red and green.
Whitman assisted.
Guests from Winnipeg.
Mrs. {. l.. Van Alstine and daugh-
ter. Dorothy. arrived last evening from
Winnipeg TO be with Mrs. Van AL
stine's mother. Mrs. John Dinnie of
North Fifth street. for New Years
dinner. Mrs. Van Alstine will he here
several DAYS and when she returns her
pany her for a two weeks visit. 9th
er guests at the Dinnie home today
are Mrs. S. Fee who is visiting her
son. w. b. Fee. and Miss Margaret
Balm of Austin. MINI.
Entertained for Guest.
Miss Violet Daubenherg gave a
her guest from Crookston. Miss Jes-
sic Du Vail. Six couple were hidden
and the evening was passed with mu-
sic and games. The hostesses two sis
tiers. Mrs. w. A. Murney Of Crookston.
and Miss Laura Daubenherg served
and ove were laid for Misses Jessie
Du Vail. Lillian ST. Lawrence. Viola
and Laura Sullivan: Messrs. Rollie
Secord. Stanley Caldwell. Mark Will
liams. Leo Biggs. Charles Cameron
and Walter Lodmell.
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Dinner for Zuelsdorf Clerks.
F. G. Zuelsdorf. proprietor of the
Zuelsdorf department store. gave his
clerical force an elegantly appointed
dinner last evening at the Hotel
Northern. The pleasure was a COM
plete surprise to the guests and the
ers were laid for sixteen and the Ia
bles We're decorated with red carna-
lions and holly. The diner hour was
s o'clock and four curses were serv-
ed. Manager W. A. Odell presided as
toastmaster and spoke in behalf Of
the guests Il the conclusion of the
happy evening.
Handsome Evening Dinner.
President and Mrs. F. L Mcvey
! gave the first Of a series of handsome
evening dinners last evening at tho
presidents house at University Place.
The diner was one of exquisite ap.
pointrnent and the guests filled four
large tables. these being arranged in
the dining room. library and den. The
decorations carried out the holiday
spirit in the red and green color tones
and the girls of Alpha Phi sorority
served.
At 10 o'clock a group Of young men
who were invited to dance with the
fraternity girls gathered and there
u.aQ ~ orpfno ont In th4 thjva An4H hail
room until 1880 o'clock. At that hour
the entire company assembled In the
living room and waited for the arrival
of the new year. A musical program
was given by Miss Genevieve Meach-
am, Miss Irma Mallory and the uni
versity quartet n midnight. just as
the clock was striking the last Of the
old yea all the lights went out and
over the mantel in a charming cleo
trical display appeared Happy New
Year" President and Mrs. Mcvey
have their invitations out for the Sec
ond of their dinner series and this
will be Saturday evening, January 4.
1890
Elks Gave Splendid Party.
The new year vas merrily welcomed
in at the Elk hall last evening when
a large company Of society folk gath
cred for the annual New Years ball.
n ElkS nave a we'll establtShed
Reputation as royal entertainers and
this event vas no exception other than
1t was the best vet. The music by the
Finley orchestra carried with it the
proper spirit Of farewell for the old
year and jovial welcome for the new
and merriment did not a until aft
er the last note Of the Home Sweet
Home" waltz had been sounded.
Greetings Of Happy New Year were
gailyy passed when the hour Of twelve
was striking and the company was Of