The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-30
st. AIichael's Choir Rehearsal.

st. Michael's Choir Rehearsal.
The members Of St. Michael's adult
choir will meet for rehearsal this
evening at 8 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. John Nuss On North Fifth street.
Homo for Minnesota. -.
Mrs. j. H. Void and little SON., How
ard, have returned from a months
visit with relatives and friends, In
southern Minnesota.
To Arrive. from Fargo.
Miss Addie Knox. who has recent
w returned from Alaska, will arrive
Iii the city from Fargo next 'weeRsro
visit friends for.a few days. She VIII
speak at the meeting Of the Women's
Auxiliary OF st. Paul's church, which
will be held next Friday.
German Club Party.
The German club will give its Jan.
uary cotillion this evening at the Ho-
tel Dacotah. The function will be
held in the spacious dining room and
Mrs. f. +. Stokes will be in charge Of
the party. Finley's orchestra will
play and Chris Hagen will lead the
cOtillion. A number of out-of.town
guests will be in attendance.
Entertained At Bridge.
Mrs. N. B. Black was hostess this
afternoon when she entertained q
large company Of ladies at her home
on Chestnut street. A tone of yellow
predominated in the decorations and
baskets Of jonquils and tulips, were
arranged throughout the rooms. There
We're guests for nine tables and auc.
ton bridge was the diversion. At the
close of the game handsome favors
awarded to the holders of the
high scores.
A daintily appointed luncheon was
at the small tables and Mrs.
Black was assisted in serving by Mrs.
j. D.. Bacon, Mrs. Charles Hinzie,
Mrs. L. Klein vanAlstine, Mrs. Nor
D. Black and Mrs. Mary b. Allen.
The favors at yesterdays party
were awarded to Miss Mrs. c.. W.
Fisher, Miss Geraldine Jacob. and
Mrs. J. F. Bacon.
shower for AIinot Bride.
Minot Reporter: A committee OF
young ladies of the Royal Neighbors
entertained at a linen shower at the
home of Mrs. r. E. Swigart for Miss
Lena Davis. last evening. The rooms
were decorated in royal purple and
w ! ulIu OOWIS u WllllC CdIllILlOnS
used in profusion. A joke basket
was placed before Miss Davis and lots
OF merriinent was caused in opening
the packages. a musical program
and games were then enjoyed and lat
err Miss Davis was summoned to the
over which hung a number
Of packages. The ribbons were then
cut. and a shower of parcels descend
ed. A buffet luncheon was served at
the close of the evening and as Miss
Davis departed she threw a bouquet
Mae Swigart. The guests numbered
and the committee in
charge consisted of the Misses Pit
johnson, Smith, Rudd, Larkin,
Racine, Roche, O'Leary, Swigart and
and Florence Brogan.f
Ball At Devils Lake.
Devils Lake Journal: An informal
oarty which developed into delight
'ul affair was thoroughly enjoyed by
shriners of Devils Lake and. the vicin-
responded to invitations to the
irst Shrine function ever held in the
,jty. and so successful was the event
hat it plans which r now under
way materialize. a Shrine club will be
for the promotion OF social
in the future.
AS a result of the efforts of a COM
headed by j. E. Dunn. the ball
was made beautiful with Shrine
.olors in the lighting effect. An
abundance Of %pennants added greatly
the general effect.
At 10 o'clock refreshments were
'erved at the Masonic temple. An
immense table, in the form&of a huge
resent, was made becrtiful with cnt
A large brilliantly illurn,,-
ted crescent furnished i:rht: for $50
anuurt DON The deta.'s%3 ofstne
,anquet, which proved an unrr gl,ft d
recess, were worried out by Handing
Usher and Elmer In~gebretson.
Distinguished guests at the function
vere Past Illustrious Potentate G. A,
tale of Rem temple. and IliustriOus
'otentate H. Bendeke. OF Grand Forks,
9th of whom responded with very
leasing REMARKS when called on By
sltan Virgil Hs.g. who outlined the
'bject Ct the local shriners III desir.
slg to perfect an organization.
The Marty: Was an occasion of Eein-
tine pleasure and. As donbtless the
sorelunner OF series d functions.