The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
Standard Bearers 10 Meet.

W. AA&&N
The Standard Bearers of the Meth
odist church will meet Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock with Miss Pearl
Burns. Alb North Fourth street. Plans
for the hot biscuit supper which will
be given Friday of q week will be
discussed and Miss Edith Read Is in
charge of the program.
Association Party Tonight.
The social event of this evening will
be the Easter party at tho Y. w. c. A.
when the new members of the %associa-
ton will be guests of honor. A pro-
gram. social games and refreshments
will be the order of the evening and
all girls n women belonging to the
Wy" arc urged to attend.
1000
Will Attend Masonic Annual.
MIR. n Mrs. Fred l.. Goodman will
go to Hillsboro in the morning to be
guests tonlorrow evening at, the Ma
soAt anaHalTan event which is one
Of the large social functions of the
year in that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Good
mar will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom S. Farr and other friends and
look forward to the visit with extreme
pleasure as Hillsboro ia their form
er home. From Hillsboro Mrs. Good
man will &c on to Fargo to enjoy a
few days with her daughter and SON
in-law. MI. and Mrs. Edward Conmy.
n will return the early part of next
week.
Evening and Afternoon Hostess.
Mrs. Fred L. Goodman and Mrs.
Charles A. Greenleaf We're h~ostesses'
last evening and again this afternoon,
today's handsome party completing a
6nlfertnff,t1 e1H{1, .,Is.H Ill.,. -..- q.
en- In the last few weeks. Both func-
tons We're given at Mrs. Goodnlan's
Reeves avenue nome and large COM
panies were favored with invitations.
This afternoon the guests we're
enough for six tales at bridge whist
and the hostcsses made their rooms
r~esplendent with the blooms of the
Easter season. Fink and white car
nations and primroses were the chosen
ranged in vases and bowls. After the
ENJOYABLE game the tables were spread
for q delectable luncheon service and
the hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
August Eggers. Mrs. G.. W. Hinzie and
MIR. E. j. Spence. Mrs. w. J.. Doyle
of Darlington. who is Mrs. NJ. F..
Stricker's guest was a charming out of
town visitor.
The company entertained last even
III w lIiSSG llOSlC6SCS AlbSluuOu DOIu
ladies and gentlemen and grand-nula
was the chosen diversion. The game
was played at five tables and when
scores We're counted handsome favors
were awarded to Mrs. Il. j. Spence
and j. r. Carley. Pink was the pre-
vailing color note In the house decora-
lions and the hostesses were assisted
in the service of a deliciou supper by
Mrs. j. Fl. Ruettell. Mrs. Thomas Null
1ipon and NrS A + PocIar
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Dr. Quafn's Wedding Anniversary.
Bismarck Tribune: The greatest
pleasure e afforded a Bismarck
gathering was rendered Tuesday even
ing at the armory. when DIR. and Mrs.
Il. p. Quain celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversary with a musical
program which was rendered by three
perfect artists in the musical profess
sion.
The armory was never more beauti-
fully decorated than on this occasion,
representing as it did the Easter sea-
son. with the lilies and greenry. The
center of the ceiling was adorned with
an immense c%ornucopia, from which
a dove peered forth. and lilies hung
in clusters about. The walls had green
and white streamers arranged to rep
butterflies. Tho decorations
We're SO exquisite that words cannot
fully express how. charming the hall
appeared to the company as they on.
tered.
Three hundred friends gathered to
enjoy the evenings Vent. DR.. and
Mrs. Quain Marion. thir daughter, and
MARCEL LaEose greeted the G up
on their arrival.
The program was n delight to the
guests. and was without doubt the
best e offered in the capital city,
az Nine. Cannon. Miss Anderson and
Mrs. Gage arc artists in the musical
profession.
Little Marian Quain and MARCEL
LaRos presented each one of the en-
with roses.
Immediately following the program
the daintiest refreshments were serv-
ed. The semblance of Easter was fur
ther carried out in the menu.
Dr. and Mrs. Quain received hearty
congratulations, and the evening
spent at the armory in honor Of their
tenth anniversary will be one that will
linger In the memory Of those pres
us II of the most enjoyable oc.
casions of their lives. Mrs. LaROse
was the hostess.
The bridal bouquet which was
thrown up by Mrs. Quain was sought
by every young lady In the hall. and
Miss Emma Coleman was SO fortunate
as ~ catch the am