The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
w. e.. +. u. to Meet.

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The Women Christian Temperance
Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock with
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. at the home
of Mrs. John Dinnie, 302 North
Fifth street. \ Frances @. Willard
program has been prepared and every
member is requested TO respond to
roll call with q. quotation from he
famous temperance worker. IN mN!-.
'ftation is extended 10 all members and
their friends.
ComuS Club Party Tonight.
The Genius club will give its last
party in the series This evening. The
dinin. room OF the Hotel Dacotah
will be tine scene of 'he festive gath
and Vincent Smith will lead tie o.
tiIlion. .Ansel Wineman will be in
charge of the party and Mrs. r. !.
Smith and Mrs. Harry Call will pre-
sida at the favor tables. a large
number Of out Of mi guests will nc
Celebrate sixtietl Anniversary. "
Valley City Times Record: The
Married Peoples Social called, forth.
a large crowd last evening in the par
lors Of tire Methodist church. 1t was
i'm Ihe psturs Of. q reception III homH}
of Mr.. al,d Mrs. Henry Anles. IL We.
ing the. sixtieth anniversary of then
marriage. Despite the ago Of tic
worthy couple and OF various other
elderly people there all present great
ly enjoyed the evening in playing ch.l-
dren's Santes and i'm passing away ths
time in 81 Youthful manner. .Anlons
other a,alsclne1ts OF the evening.
! rev. E%erinilya remarked the aged
couple and a unique bridal party was
formed. Mr.. and Nrs. John Alderman
acting as srounf5nan ana bridesmaid.
The bridal couple were presented with
bouquets Of roses which they carried
during the. ceremony. Later on q naSt,
light was taken Of the bridal couple.
A delicious lunch was served and the
party broke up at :; late hour.
Entertained seniors and Faculty.
Frof. and Mrs. j. Nelson kelly Savt.
their annual banquet last evening to
the Grand Forks high school seniors
and the faculty. The banquet WAS
by the ladies' of st. Faults Guild. The
long tables were arranged in the
basement dining room. which was
decorated in the class colors of brown
ana gold. brown baskets Of yellow
and completed the decorative scheme.
Following h service Of the BAN
quet, the. guests repaired to the hall
on the first floor, where the hours
We're spent in dancing. The decor
atoms were further carried out int the
Brown draperics 3 used and
baskets and vases Of yellow roses and
ferns were artlstically arranged
throughout the hall. The music was
rendered by Emard's orchestra INC
the programs were booklets in the
class colors. The year 1914 was in
acribed on the covers in brown letter.
ing. The program of twenty-five
dances was as follows:
The Whip March.
Waltz-Oh, oh, Dclphine.
Two Step-TanEo Toxic.
Waltz--Sunshine and Roses.
Two step-Whcre Did You Get
That Girl?
waltz-Her Little .Hishness.
Two Step-Across the Mason. Dixie
Line.
Malts-sueethesrt.' w.ltz,
Two Step-FIungarian Ras.
Waltz-GypSy Love.
Two stcplThere's a Girl in the
Heart Of Maryland.
Waltz-As Long as the Shamrock
Grows Green. 4
Two step-Ramshackle Rag.
Waltz-The Curse Of An Aching
Heart.
Two step--silvery Bells.
wal Maltz..The Path to Heaven.
Waltz-Firehy Waltzes.
Two step-You Made Me Loye
Wsltz--sing Ne the Rosary.
Two Step--At the Devils Ball.
Waltz-Remick's Home, Sweet
Home.