The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-05
Handsome Evening Dinner.

Mrs. Thomas A. swiggun, compll-
nseated the teachers Of the Roosevelt
school last evening by giving D.. hand
9onnely appointed evening dinner at
her Walnut street home. The COM
nany numbered fifteen and at s o'clock
they found their places at small
charming1y spread Tables. The rooms
old school days" by means Of pen
nants and banners and the color
scheme for the table appointments
was red and green, the Roosevelt
school colors. Tall vases filled with
spicy red carnations and fern made
attractive centerpieces and the place
cards were miniature Roosevelt pen
four course repast was served and
Mrs. SwigSurn was graciously assisted
BY Mrs. Casper Olson and Mrs. George
N. Nelson.
The dinner favors were Tom Smith
fortune telling crackers which caused
much merriment and the after dinner
entertainment required something
from each Of the guests. Inspiration
which each guest found at her plate.
Recitations. stories and musical num-
bers were thoroughly enjoyed and an
hour Of happy visiting brought the
delightful evening to a close. The
guests were Miss Helen Davies. Miss
Eleanor Dougherty, Miss Irene Tinkle.
Miss Anna Mcintyre, Miss Olive Err
ence keefe, Miss Olga jacobson. Miss
Eva Morton, Miss Ethel Heazlitt. Miss
Edith Londergan, Miss Ida NJ. Plum
l1er, Miss Margaret. 'Conklin, Miss
Mabelle- Hull and Miss Emma Carlson.
Social Gatherings To-day.
This. afternoon the Ladies' Aid So
ciety- OF the Methodist church. enter
tanned a large company in, the. way
Of Il dime social in the church dining
lar monthly general meeting Of the
society with. the ladies Of tho Second
district as hostesses and the program
vas a most interesting lecture -. DR..
K. r. Stolz on The Psychology Of
Dreams" Tho service of dainty re-
fresht1erts Brought the afternoon to
a close.
The Woman's Guild Of the Ply
mouth Congregational church met in
the church ,parlors this afternoon as
guests Of Mrs. o. D. Patterson and
Mrs. J. Grassick. The usual order
of business took up the first hour and
a social session with needlework fol-
lowed. The hostesses' served light re.
freshments at the close.
1uo A<OxSA AAhOld OdIIICS arc SdIIls
Mrs. e. B. Stephenson or South
meeting. Mrs. ". g. Bek speaks on
Cambridge University and the meet
ing will be concluded with a social
hour.
An unusually large company OF
guests turned out last evening to en-
JOY the last big social gathering before
Lent, the February party given by
tho Ladies' Altar society Of st. Mi
chaels church. The party was given
at the Knights of Columbus hall and
the early part Of the evening wa. "
played at thirty tables: Favors were
awarded at the close of the game and
these went to Mrs. ]. G. Sheppard,
Mrs. Howard Monley. Eugene Bess
and Walter Quiglcy. A delicious lunch
was then served in the large. dining
room and the pleasure Of the evening
did not cease until near midnight
for forty days.
Mrs. John Valley. Mrs. William
o'0orman. Mrs. j. j.. Franklin. Mrs.
Steven Collins, Mrs. J. w. Lowe. Mrs.
j. NJ. Carroll. Mrs. John NJ. Carroll,
Mrs. w. Fl. McGraw., Mrs. John Tray
nor. Mrs. j. ID. Adshead, Mrs. j. D.
Johnson and Mrs. j. v. Hogan.
Thursday Musical Tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon the Ladies'
Thursday Musical club will meet foz
the February study as guests of Mrs.
J. d. Bacon at her apartments at the
Dacotaf1. The hour il 3 o'clock and
Mrs. w. e. Mcdonald is in charge
of a vory interesting program on
THE Musical Impressionists OF
France" The study work on the
different composers will be taken up
by Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. w. II. Shulze,
Mrs. Louise q. Rowland, Mrs. C. +.
Wisner. and Miss. Cordelia Hulhurd
while the musical selections will be
given by Mrs. r. T. Young. Mrs
Homer Cook, Mrs. B.. j. Spence. Miss
Jennie Anderson and the victrola. The
club urges a large attendance. at this
meeting.
Gaze Tany Pull for Glass.
The girls Of the Dorcas class of the
Baptist Sunday school were enter
tanned last evening at the Y. w. c. 4.
parlors as guests Of their teacher. Miss
Jane Smith. A taffy pull was the much
enjoyed diversion and the hours pass
ed all too quickly.