The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-20

meet this evening az 3 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. G T: Lunder, ST.
Gave Splendid Recital.
The recital which was given last
evening at the Methodist church by
the advanced students III Wesley col
lego conservatory of music. was at
tended by a large number of friends.
The program was one of exceptions,
merit ard included vocal and piano
numbers and readings. Those who
took part were 'Misse:, Lulu Williams,
| Nellie HalcroW, Anna l;ridston, Flor
ence Williams, Lillian E'aulson, Mabel
Wright. Myrtle Ellcnson. BESSIE Thar
aldson, Ella. BleakleN: Ernest Eorke
and Mrs. L. a. .Arhart.
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| Party for Miss Anderson,
Miss Lilah Sannas and Miss Bessie
T%haraldson will be l4ostesses this
evening. when they will entertain a
company OF young ladies' at the home
OF Miss Sannes on Walnut street, In
honor of Miss Jennie Anderson, whose
marriage to A. c. N1din Of Ontario
will occur next Wednesday. at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Anderson
on University n Miss Anderson
was formerly vocal teacher at Wesley
college conservatory OF music and Mr..
Nodin was secretary at Wesley college.
$40
Celebrated Birthday Ami, ersary.
Miss Clementine Bronson celebrat-
ed her birthday anniversary yesterday
afternoon by entertaining a number Of
her friends at her hume ON South
Fifth street. The hours were spent in
o'clock q. dainty suprsr was served.
The table was decorated in pink and
white. and tho large birthday cake,
with the lighted candle. was used as
q centerpiece. Tiny baskets tied with
pink bows and filled With small can.
dies, were the favoIs at each plate.
The guests We're Katherine Holmes,
Bessie tiilhy. Grace Stokesbery4.
Maxine Wright, Lois Bulge, Mar
garet Widlund. Marion Bulge. Fran
ces Mccoy and Margaret Dow.
The Girls" Friendship club OF the
Presbyterian church, save a sleigh!ng
party last evening and entertained a
company of their boy friends. They
were chaperoned by their teacher,
Fitzgerald. After driving around the
city for some time they went to the
home OF Mrs. Rutherford, In the Bel
mont fats; where q delicious supper
was served.
Those present were Misses Ina
%Schnable. Ruth Tenlple,on. Marion
T%orgerson, Teeeie Ford, Lillian Dow.
Helen Kneupfer. Hazel 1hnnie, Ada
Lacl1ner. Irma Fitzserald. Lenore
John Dinnie, Fersuson, Howard
Plank. Merle Lentz, Dudley Schnablc,
Frank Cheney and James Stevenson.
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Social Affairs for Tonight.
The German club will give its last
cotillion of the series this evening in
the dining room of the Hotel Dacotah.
Mrs. a. p. Clifford. will lie i'll charge
of all arrangements. assisted by Mrs.
j. B. wineman. Finley's orchestra
will play and j. w. osren will be the
cotillion leader. a.
The junior class of the Grand Forks
high school will give an informal
dancing party this evening in the
Knights OF Columbus club rooms. The
hours will be from s 10 II O'clock and
Emard's orchestra Will render the
music. Tile guests will include all
high school students and alumni.
The TSlks will give their informal
party this evening, In their hall on
Fourth street. This will be the last
party in the series before Lent. and
the committee is ~inaklng plans to en-
terrain a. large number Of guests.
Dancing will be eR3eysd-from Ito /
o'clock and Halls ~orrfihatra WIN fur
rish an excellent program OF dance
music. te
II -SaS- ~.
Altar Society Party successful.
The military grand nola' party
which was given last evening. in the
Knights of Columbus club rooms by
the Ladies' Altar society of ST.
Michael's church. proved one of the
most successful parties in the series,
There was q largo attendance and
thirty, tables We're arranged, where
the guests played gIand nola, E"acl,
table represented a. fort and q string
OF ten pen1allts was suspended above
each fort. The parlors and reception
hall were made attractive with the
national colors of red, white and
blue. AT the close nj the game prizes
We're awarded To the winners.
AT II O'Clock a delicious luncheon
was served in the dining room and
the guests were sea1sd at long tables.
The same colors pr~edo'ninated in the
decorations which we're carried out
In the service Of the repast.
Mrs. Fred WerstIs!n, chairman: Mrs.
John NJ. Dlsher, Mrs, G, F. ThacEer.
Mrs. J. v. Hogan, Mrs. C. F. Raver,
Mrs. A. Il. Larson. Mrs. &. E. Leon.
ard, Mrs. Fl. r. Schwabe. Mrs.
George 'Colborn. Mrs. w. r. Ahra-
hansen Mrs. l.. Z. OtConnor, Mrs.
J. J. Quisley' aud Miss Katherine
Ryan. 49,.
Junior Students Recital.
Tho junior students at Wesley coll
lege conservatory of music will give
their regular weekly recital Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock In the city
studios. A good program has been
arranged and a cordial invitation is
extended to all narents and friends.
h program will be as follows:
Elsie MciIame.
Dance of the Bears .......... Helms
Blanche Turner.
In the Country ....t......... Virgil
Lois Fuller.
Violin-German Folk Song .......
l.. Jesse Rosetf.
Ruth Iaushiin.
Eioren,. pav;d.or GaSnor
''' song hil.n PETERSON. Vlrs'l
Night In the Forest ....... Deveaux
- Minnie Johnson,
Sadie Stone.
Notwithstanding star ....... Kcarnst
49, James McGovern.
Idlllo Lack
Annabel Geddes.
Shepherds Evening Song. 90. Helms
Lloyd Friedman.
Myrtle Elystad.
Auyl Sartorto
Loa Arnason.
In the Swing ............ Wachs