The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
German Club Cc,nlion.

Finch We're much praised for their
original ideas and many novel schemes
for provoking m!rth and merriment.
A charming company OF out Of town
guests enjoyed h German clubs hos
pitalitN las: evening and among them
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Manv!t,e H.
|Sprag1e q Grafton guests Of NJ. AMI
Robertson 0: Minneapolis, guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Murphy, Franz
Lord and Miss Jessie LORD o: Pack
River, and ". "A. C"rr:e o: Mime
apolis. Presiding =, the favor lsh:es
We're Mrs. q. :. Barnes. Mrs. L. y.
T%rera1ie-. Mrs. 4. ]. Dorg'ess AID
Mrs. q. ". Wi%,,,:aarauu and ~. c5t:.-
lion lEsIie:. was MyroH Jac..sn, w'lo
used ehr:=:T sanisy hnxc, i.=s W.. ~
o-e1 ~:oN:"!:s as -1arke.s.
Th= :rNn" asares nnmhs:sa So and
sherc We" several feature ig3res
whicn Nee Very funny and nsi-tn pro-
SoSing. '}ae IVES q sh. race between
Mcssrs. G. f. Soss1h and !. !. Mu.-
ply ami another was Il cand!s figure
lady BY a;te1ac t:ns to Blow out her
burning .a2e::. .rhc .s"o-S Nere very
un,Gu,: pf.I -" the .a&;..ss included
small baskets. b.uu:u>. candy. pretty
.ibbon skirt hangers. Breakfast caps
and jars Of face cream while .ae gen
fierneE We're given toy horns. little
shovels. cigars, er:dles, Indian war
cal program rendered ly the Finley
orcnest:i Was exce!ien:.
The hos:esses chose a pm and
green color scheme 70" me table
decorations ard ;he;r delicious supper
vas served in the heie. LOBBY abou.
midnight. The tables were Sc: IN a
s,ar advancement II ihe centerpiece
WAC q hQrHSray1A Ata.srNlSo~ Su,;~-f
with ropes Of smilaN. Pink tapers in
individual crysta! holders burned dowa |
the center of the table and at each
place candy reception sticks were ar
ranged IKE gun stacks and tied with
pink ribbon. Covers were laid for
1o4 guests and the delicious menu in.
Guided beef with mushrooms, potatoes
au gratin. picked heets. hot rolls. ial.
~. pineapple sllerhet. cake and coffee.
The evenings CUES; list included
Messrs. and Mesdames G. A. Abbott.
]. q. Bacon. ]. F. Bacon. c. y. Barnes.
CHARLES Bartles. r. D. Campbell. J
r. Carley. a. P. Clifford, F. 8. Dr----.,
L: L. Eckman. T. R. Elton. c. G..
r. J. Hughes. Perry Johnson. ". H.
Kelsey. J. G: LeBeau. Eugene Love
JOY. II. W. whitcomb. c. J. Murphy.
j. w. Ogren. NJ. G. Olson. c. e.. Ro.
seth. ". H. Shulze. H. G. Shell. F. r.
Stokes. +. a. TAYLOR. Theodore Thomp-
son. j. l. Robertson of Minneapolis
and NJ: H. Sprague of Grafton: Mrs.
Mrs. w. V. o'Connor: Misses Gertrude
Collins. Jean P%orterield. Elizabeth
sullivan. Helen Hamilton. Ernestin.
and Jessie Lord Of Park River;
Fred ~Rrockhon. Phil A. Eek
MNron Jackson. Arthur Ne:cher.
7. F. OConnell. ]. +. T.. O'Connor.
Louis Murphy. Earl Hagan. Frank
OF Park River and w. 4. Currie
Minneapolis.
Many at Suffrage Tea.
4 large number Of ladies attended
the silver tea given this afternoon Mt
the homc of Mrs. Charles Bartles on
south Sixth street TO swell the fund
Of IN" Votes for Women club for tho
purpose of sending a delegate to Bis.
marck to work for the passage Of the
equal suffrage hill. Delicious refrcsl-
Leonard. Mrs. L. L. Eckman and Mrs.
G. A. Greenleaf presiding and the
hours were from 3 to s o'clock. Mrs.
Alice Nelson Page. president. of the
club. who has just returned from Bis.
marck. brought encouraging news
from the legislators concerning the
Of the bill which furnished
much interesting comment and Miss
Marguerite Curtis of Bristol. England,
a talk on Suffrage in England
Mrs. ]. NJ. Gillette and Mrs. Q. T. Ris-
hoff had charge of the program and
the other numbers were as follows:
Violin. "Meditation' from Thais...
Massenet
Harold Harvey.
"a Song Of Spring" .Neidlinser
Lady s'F' Mss G,ady. Hill. Harris
poor Lii Lamb. Paul l.. Dunbar
Miss Edith Noltimier.
Violin
Songs Without words"........
Mcnd"lssof1n
The Schubert
Miss Mary l. .MacCumber. i.
Another tea will he given during tho
coming week with Mrs. Page. DR.. Mac
Sanders and Miss McCunlber as hos
tesses. !,
Card Party Tuesday.
The Young Ladies' sodality OF ST.
Michaels church is preparing for = !
large attendance at the congregational /.
card party luesd3S evening at the
knights Of Columbus hall at which
the members will he hostesses and
those in charge repeat the cordial in
vitation to all to attend. The girls
want to entertain the old and the !
young, the married and the single. !
and will serve a delicious lunch dur
ing the evening. !
Miss Hughes Goes West.
Miss May Hughes who has held the
position Of bookkeeper a, the Gets
piano house for the past six Gears
has resigned her position and leaves
this evening for her home at Hoople
TO enjoy a weeks visit with her par- |
ents. Miss Hughes will then go to the
coast to spend the winter and will
visit friends in several Of the west
ern cities.
No COrwin Vespcr Service.
The vesper service at Corw'in hall. |
Wesley college. will be discontinued
Sunday evening in order to allow stu.
dents to hear the messiah" as given
by the Oratorio chorus and Symphony
orchestra at the auditorium.