The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30
Altar Society Chain Party.

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Altar Society Chain Party.
Mrs. NJ. A. Morgan, Mrs. ]. v. Ho-
gan and Mrs. Edward Boyer enter
tanned fifty ladies this afternoon at
the home. OF Mrs. Morgan, ZIG North
Fifth street at n of the Altar society
chain parties. a color scheme OF
pink and white was carried out in the
decorations and vases Of ~chrysanthe-
NUNS were arranged in all Of the
rooms. The hours were from 2 to s
O'clock and cards and visiting were
the .pastimes. At 4 o'clock a daintilv
appointed luncheon was served ana
the hostesses were assisted in serving
by Mrs. J. s. Bertram, Mrs. J. ]. Guig-
ley, Mrs. j. H. Griffin, Mrs. a. L. Oh
son and Miss Pearl Wentz.
Those present were Mrs. j. NJ. Car
roll, Mrs. d. G. Legge, Mrs. H. H. Har-
mon, Mrs. A. L. Larson, Mrs. w. A.
Abrahamsen, Mrs Leo NJ. Rasmussen,
Mrs. Ellen Connors, Mrs. Katherine
Biggs, Mrs. "A. L. Olson. Mrs. Robert
Kean.. Mrs. J. Z. Roger, Mrs. Henry
Dahle, Mrs. ]. j. Franklin, Mrs.
George Coulter, Mrs. ]. A. Bertram,
Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs. Earl Rob-
ertson, Mrs, H. D. Paulson, Mrs. Pau
st. Lawrence, Mrs. George Koepig,
Mrs. F.. J.ISO'Keefe, Mrs. r. A. Violin,
Mrs. ]. H. Lambe. Thomas Mulligan,
William O'Gorman, Mrs. J. A. Barlow.
Mrs. Albert Collins, Mrs. Richard
Pickett. Mrs. F. c. Mullen, Mrs. w. II.
Wilson,, Mrs. John Dinnie, Mrs. L. P.
Vincent Mrs. Clarence Couch, Mrs. ].
B. Wentz. Mrs. II. Harvey, Mrs. NJ.
Cooper, Mrs. NJ. Newgard: Mrs. y.
Helgeson, Mrs. L. Wentz, Mrs. N. B.
Felton,, Mrs. J.. D. Adshead, Mrs. C. P.
T%repanier, Mrs. Fred Werstlein, Mrs.
John Disher, Mrs. George:F r. ,ThacKer,
Mrs. III, Quigley, Mrs. j. II. Griffin,
Miss Pearl VENT and Miss z. Gjut-
man. -
Gave Halloween Masquerade Party.
One Of the prettiest parties of the
season. was the masquerade dancing
party, which vas given last evening,
by a group Of young people at the
guild hall. Halloween decorations
were used throughout, streamers of
orange and black crepe paper being
festooned from the chandeliers to the
corners Of the hall. Black cats
witches, golblins, bats and pumpkins
We're everywhere in evidence. Screens
We're arranged on the stage back OF
which the orchestra was stationed.
Jack o'lanterns being In a row on the
front Of the stage. Frappe ana wat.
ers were served during the evening
and the. table was arranged in a cozy
corner. Excellent music was render
ed by Finley's orchestra and dancing
was enjoyed from $3.50 to IL o'clock.
All guests came masked and many
pretty and unique costumes. wera
worn. Mr.. ami Mrs. Oliver Olson,
chaperoned the young people.
The guest list included Mr.. and Mrs
Olson, Misses Grace Carroll. Vera
Winger. Clara Johnson, Rose Carroll,
Cora Kean. Frances Wicker, Edna
Athey, Hazel Fink, Sylvia Hunter.
Edith Read, Edith Benson, Gertrude
Robinson. Alta Olwin. Borghild Chris
Hanson. Violet Daubenberg. Lillian st.
Lawrence. Mabel Wickler. Pearl Paul
son: Messrs. Victor Rasmussen, Yer
non McHaffie, Theodore Wells. Lyle
Helmkay. l. Jones. NJ. Fitch. Albert
Llndstrom, Jesse futile; Carlsten
Beck, Lester Powers. Vincent Smith.
Harry Butler. Archie Fink, George
Larrivee. j. Brown. Walter Loimell.
William Gilbert, Frank Rorke.
1870
Returned to IaFimOre. Ysm- !,
Mrs. John Traynor has returned
to her home in l.arimore after EN-
joying a few days visit ut the home
of Mrs. j. Traynor on North Sixth
street.
There are rocky roads to q mum.
Der or points besides Dublin: