The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-22
II THE SOCIETY WORLD II
Returned Tron, Inkst.r
soete4y Editosss. Telephones
81. Both Phones.

Returned From Inkster.
Miss Laura Mcdonald liza. returned
from inkster, where she went to at
eehd the funeral Of her uncle,
Will Leave for Florida.
Robert Richie and daughter, Miss
Nellie Richie, will leave December /
lor st. Augustine. Florida, where they
VIII spend the winter months.
st. Paul's Guild Party.
Among the social events scheduled
Tor next week will be the informal
aancinG party to be given by the La
lies. Guild of st. Faul's church for all
Of the young people of the church.
st. Agnes Guild Meeting.
st Agnes Guild will hold an inn
portant business meeting Monday
evening at s o'clock at the home of
Miss Bessie Tharaldson. 314. South
Fourth street. All members are
urged TO be present.
Hostess This Evening.
Miss Nellie Ritchie will be hostess
this evening when she will give a pref
tily appointed dinner party at her
home on North Fourth street. Dinner
will be laid for Mr.. and Mrs. r. d.
Conway and son. Daniel, Mrs. Daniel
Perry, Miss Bessie Perry. Miss Ada
French and Harry Wells. =.
100
Masons to GIVE Dance.
The Masons.. will give. the nrst party
in their series on Thursday evening.
November "a In their hall in the st.
Johns block Tie affair will he infor-
mall and large. number of-Euests
have been invited. Halls orchestra
will render the music and dancing
will begin promptly at s-e'clock. --.s
Baptist Church Music. -
Louis U. Rowland. director Of the
Baptist church choir has. arranged a
special program. of. music for the serv-
ice at the Baptist church On Sunday.
Morning.
Prelude. "Romanza" ....... e.. Parker
offertory. ~"Rerceuse". MELVILLE
-! Mrs. Paul B. .Grifiht.
Anthem. 20 Praise the Lord for
His Holiness ............ Blair
Postludc, "Recessional' .... Whiting
Evening.
Prelude. Spring Song. :IIollins
offertory. "Reverie".. .Gaynor-Keller
Anthem. Prepare Ye the Way Of
Postlude .......:....De' la Tombelle
To Leave Park River.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Currie. prom
inent residents Of Park River. will
leave soon for the west, where they
will make their future home. They
will visit several Of the large coast
cities before locating permanently. Mr..
and Mrs .Currie were given a fare
we'll party by q number Of their
friends and neighbors. dancing and
music being the pastirles and the ev-
ening was concluded with the service
of refreshments. Mrs. Currie was
and Mr.. Currfe received . fob a Q me-
.mentoes of the orcasion...' Mr.. and
Mrs.<Currie have resided: in. Park Hiv-
err for. the past ten years and have
made many friends during their. rest
de1ce there who will regret their. de-
parture,, but the best wishes Of all will
go with them to their new. home. -.
Pretty Party at Crookston.
Cfo1kston Times: One Of the A1f,ost
complete and artistically appointed
social affairs" that has been given iii
Crookston during the year was the.
luncheon yesterday afternoon at which.
Mrs. "A. D. Stephens was hostess. The
l O'Clock I luncheon was served
at the home Of Mrs. c. r. Mix and att
erwards the guests were taken in au.
tomobiles to the home of Mrs. A. D.
Stephens. where the afternoon was
spent in auction bridge. The table ap-
pointments at. the luncheon were very
beautiful, the decorations being red
and white carnations worked into a.
most artistic color scheme. At the
home. of Mrs. Stephens the decorations
were yellow chrysanthemums, COM
bined- with shaded light effects, which
gave to the rooms a soft and subdued
appearance that was highly pleasing
guests of the affair were Mrs. J.. w.
Wheeler Of st. Paul, and Mrs. c: e.
Danapier and Mrs. w. p. Mckenzie Of
this city. The whist prize was award
ed to Mrs. NJ. Ericsson. The guests
were Mesdames. Dampier. Wheeler,
Mckenzie, Vance, :Rosenthal. Shefield,
Bertelson. Montague, Starnder. Braiey,
McGregor Lycan ~;Quist Robertson,
Morris, Loring. Marin, Ericsson and
.Keck. - "
Entertained Football; Boys.
Rheirhoid jacob entertained the
members Of the high school football:
team last evening al a supper party,
given at his home on Reeves avenue.
The dining room was deliberately dec
Grated for the occasion with
the high school colors of ma
room and gray. Large footballs,
tied with red. ribbons. were suspend
ed from the chandeliers and pennants
and banners were everywhere in ev-
idence. A basket of red American
Beauty roses was used az, a center
piece for the table and red candles
were arranged at each plate. A de-
licious three-course dinner was
served and covers were laid for 20
guests. Mrs. jacob was assisted in
serving by her daughter. Miss Ruth
Jacob, Miss Glenna Garvin,
Miss Dorothy Wells and Miss
Maud Griffith. An interesting. pro-
gram of toasts was given by the
coach and various members Of the
team. Henry O'Keefe, Jr., the coach.
was. presented with a handsome
bronze smoking set with silver mount.
ings. with his name engraved and and
the inscription From the Boys of
The guests remained for the. even
ing. various games were provided for
their entertainment, and. n Of the
special features was the singing. Of