The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-25
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seyenty.ave Couples Danced.

Seventy.flvc Couples Danced.
That society was more than hungry
for a feast of dancing after the six
weeks Of privation imposed by the
Lenten season was evidenced last
evening when scvcnty-fve couples
crowded the ball room of the knights
OF Columbus club for the first Easter
party. 1t was an informal function
given by the knights and 1t is several
seasons since a more jolly time has
been enjoyed. Finley's orchestra was
in especially fine mood and the music
was indicative OF the joy of the sea-
son. After the orchestra concert in
the parlors h guests repaired to tn
ball room and there was not a mo-
ments rest until after the Home,
Sweet Home had been played at
1880 o'clock.
The knights of Columbus will con-
clude their winter series Of social af-
fairs with the next dance which will
be the annual tennis ball. This will
be given Wednesday evening, April 16.
as everyone will wear white.
The guest list included MIR and Mrs.
Joe Hanlon, Mr.. n Mrs. Paul st. Law
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Koenig, MI.
and Mrs. Jas. Curran, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. 1. Larson. Mr.. n Mrs. Robt.
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. John Disher.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J: o'Connor. st. Paul.
ellie Peck, Isabelle Franklin. Flor
ence Williams. Barbara Martin. Hell
en- SlatIery, Gertrude Norman. Louise
Duggan, Francis Collins. Ruth Sny-
der. Gene Erickson. Enid Lowe. Ma
r!e German. Alice Kolars. Anna Pou-
pore; Elite Love, Mildred Sinclair,
Pearl Reading. Ruby Halverson; Mar
garet Murphy, Mabel Gies. Kathryn
FLYNN, Viola Daubenberg, lillian st.
Lawrence, Grace Rorke. Rose Mahon-
ey, GLADYS Dunlap, Lucille Newcomb,
Muriel O'Keefe. Eva Rorke. Lillian
Ryan. Nora Lane, Mabel Wicker, AL
Mullen. Alma Treacy, Thelma Peters.
Miss Robinson. Ethel Kaufman, Mary
sullivan. VERNE Ryan. Miss Powers,
L McKinnon. Agnes Nolan, Viola
Eates, Alice Hanson, Grace Carroll.
Marie Beaudry, Alice Risberg, Ella
Vivian Ryan; Hilda Jacobson. Flor
encc Richardson, Helen Hall. Miss
Cops. Eva Mclaughlin, Rose Carroll,
Kittie Carroll. Miss KammtN1yer.
Charlotte Black; Messrs. Louis MUIR
ply, Vic Gies, Carl Schmitz. John
Shaw. +. Brekka. Roy Benson, Geo.
Saumur, Jas. Bulge. ]. j. Courtney, T.
=. Holmes. Stanley Caldwell. Ray
Jacobson; !. S. Knott. Ralph Foote,
Melby. K. c. Beck, Allan Balm. Fred
Schmitz. G. c. Glow, Geo. Fuller, +.
Rutler. Thos. Routley. II. Fl. Arson,
Walter Canifr. Adolph Bank. Louis
Burfening. Lester Powers, Herbert
Powers. Gerald Rafter, J. l.. Horn. NJ.
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Harmon. Lee Norman, Malcolm Nor.
row, Ed. Lane, Ray Murphy, Geo.
Sagen. Earl Louden. Fred Brockhoff,
Sherman Lowe, Ed. Lowe, Thos.
Hanon. Ed. Suprenaut, Tim Mahony.
W. l. LallX. Harold Collins. John
Kennedy, Vic Peterson. Earl Lynch,
Art Jerome. Mark Lynch. r. ASSET
tine. II. .corrigan. H. Kennedy. FL
mer Lamber, Jesse futile, Mark Will.
liams. Paul Calvin. Leo Biggs. Ray
Collins. w. v. O'Rrien, w. E. Wattam.
Ed. McNulty. j. +. T. O'Connor, Ray
Durick. Angie Mcdonald. Clarence
Hassell. Fred Kelly, Ray Fowler. a.
D. Lander. Paul Norman, Henry
O'Keefe, Jr.
Foreign Missionary Meeting.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Methodist church will
meet at 3 o'clock Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. j. G. Moore at her
residence, 422 North Fourth street.
The usual cordial invitation is ex-
tended by. the hostess to all ladies OF
program will be followed by a light
refreshnent service. Mrs. Moore will
be assisted by Mrs. NJ. A. Hanson.
This will be the annual thank Of
fering" meeting as March is the an.
niversary month of the organization
1 ~ III nvoH-01,nnc ~s.-N ~,,% ,~;,. ~,
year are to be returned at this time.
Mrs. Richard Hayward will have
charge of the thank offering service
and the study topic is THE Chinese
Church." The program will be as
follows:
Devotionals-Mrs. w. E. DeLong.-
Roll Call-Famous Chinese Chris.
Chapter for Text Books-Mrs. K
r. Stolz.
Reading. "our Pioneers in China"
Mrs. T. w. Todd.
Solo-Mrs. II. j. Purcell.
Thank Offering Service-Mrs. r.
Hayward.
Baby Unveils Birthday.
The following from the Ray PioA
neer will be of interest to the many
friends of Mr.. IN Mrs. Wendell Lin
we'll, Mrs. Linwell being the former
Miss leila Sheppard of this city:
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Linwell and
Baby Linwell were pleasantly sur
prised by a few of their friends on
Saturday evening who came to cele-
brate Baby Unveils birthday. The
ladies brought their supper with
them and soon the dining room table
was spread with good things. such as
scalloped potatoes, meat loaf, apple
salad. olives. cake and waters and
coffee. Baby LinVell was presented
with a pretty little birthday cake with
its n little candle, and pair of shoes
and a finger ring.
AFTER the hour for entertaining the
little one had passed the older ones
spent a delightful. evening playing
cards"