The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14

their annual Rose party in the base
ment auditorium on Tuesday evening,
next, June II, at 8 o'clock. The en-
tertafnments given heretofore by this
organization have been exceptionally
good and a ine program is assured
The young ladies are looking orwara
to entertaining. q large crowd on That
evening.
Left for Maple. Lake Today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Burns and two
daughters. Misses Pearl and Doris and
son, Earl. left this morning for Maple
Lake, Mimi, where they will spend
the summe at the new cottage. n
family will not return to Grand Forks.
to Fargo. where they will reside IN
the future. They will be greatly miss
ed in both church and social circles.
but the best wishes Of all will 80 with
them to their new home.
r. 2. Q. s,sterhoed 70 Meet. ,,,,, ,o,a
$3.50 o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. ]. M,
S%turtevant on Boulevard avenue. Mrs.
Frederick H. Koch and Miss Edna
Twamiey will be the initiates. The Of
ficers who will have charge OF the
ceremonies, will be Mrs. Howard p.
Simpson, Mrs. H. e. French, Miss
Chrissie Bulge, Mrs. ]. M: s~turtevant,
Bulge and Mrs. ". g. Bek. Lunch
con will be served ana the appoint
ments will be in the sisterhood colors.
NJ yellow and white. Marguerites Will
be arranged in baskets and vases.
Shower for Fargo bride.
Fargo Forum: Miss Edna Hail was
honored with q shower last evening At
Eleventh street north. Miss Ashland.
Miss Fridlund and Miss Josephine
Plat being hostesses. A jolly evening
was spent chatting while the needles
few busily heInming towels and dust
cloths. At q convenient hour. n
bride-to-be was asked to remove her
washing from the line and discovered
a miniature clothe: linz hung with M.
were about thirty-hve present and
Miss Han was presented with q dainty
breakfast act. A, delicious lunch was
served at the close Of the evening. Miss
Hall will leave. tomorrow for Kemah
cottage on Lake Melissa. Mrs. Fred
Laid Of Billings. Mont, 10 expected to-
morrow to be q guest at her SISTERS
wedding.
A0A1AC0 -G4aV0W O0ktAs- - 49,
The U. G. T. ladies Of Crookston
gave a military whist party yesterday
afternoon in the Elks club rooms; In
honor Of the visiting ladies' in the city
for the convention. The large ball
room was converted into Q eard7foom,
where tables were arranged tor two
hundred suests: Just. bsfors the play
held ana In the receiving line were
Mrs. r. W.. Hall. Mrs. Robert Leick.
Mrs. A. q. sandberg ana Mrs. c. a..
Hitchcock. The hostesses at the card
party were Mrs. c. NJ. Graves, Mrs. v.
b. Shehield, Mrs. g. W. Vance. Mrs,
Robert Leick. Me-. Bert Levins. Mra..
J. A. Getty. Mr.. g. N. 6ivertson. MRS.
G. christianson and Mrs. George Man.
ming. A large number OF Grand
Forks ladies we're present.
The ball room was divided into ten
forts, zach fort bearing q different
color. The winners progressed after
each game. for which prizes were
awarded. The favors and menu were
susssstiye:o OF e. military party. sman
four-thirtyT o'clock I musicale was
rendered in which Miss Jane Smith
and Mr.. Harvey Of the Grand Forks
school Of music featured. This was
followed out in tho military decora-
lions and favors.
The following program wa given:
selection-Merth's orchestra.
Harold Harvey.
Rsading-.How Tom Sawyer White
Miss Ruth Llndeil.
Piano-.WAlts ina Flat" ...C Chopin
Mis- Jane smith.
SCarmeha. $3.50. 49,. .:.... WILSON