The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-17

hnlghtS OF PythtAn6 Dance.
The knights of Pythians Social
last evening in their hall on South
Third street. There were twenty-five
couples in attendance, ard Halls or.
,chestra rendered the music and dane
ing was enjoyed from 9 to IL o'clock.
800
To Entertain Guest.
MI. and Mrs. Harry l.. Pitts Of the
STAFFORD block will entertain as their
over Sunday guest. Rev. G. j. Childs
OF Casselto,. who will arrive this
evening. Rev. Childs will conduct the
services at st. Fauls church tomor-
row.
Entertained Dorcas Society.
Mrs. John Staub and Mrs. j.. Hauk-
land Of Thompson. n. D.. were hos
tesses this week. when they entertain
ed the members Of the Dorcas society
Of the Methodist church, at the home
of the former. About fifty ladies were
present and interesting business meet
ing raj held. Following the business
session a social hour was enjoyed and
a delicious luncheon was served by
the hostesses.
Junior Students Recital.
The junior students of Wesley coll
lege conservatory IF music gave their
weekly recital this afternoon, in the
city studios. The. program was. one
Of exceptional merit and a large num-
Der of friends were present. Those
who played were Lois Fuller. Herbert
Richardson. Eleanor Pratt. Marie
Werstlein,- Juleff Coles, Beatrice Ball,
Elizabeth Black, Irene Bostrom.
Thelma Bennett. George Bostrom,
Pearl Haugen, Edna Haverland. An
III Nomland, Oline Jack, Lorraine
Coss. Elsie McHafie. Lillian Olson.
ho, Lloyd Friedman. Geraldine Me-
Nicol, Miss Almen.
Party for Mrs. Harms.
Mrs. T. .. Riley entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon, at her
home on University avenue, compli-
mentary to Mrs. SIG. Harms of Terry,
Mont. who is the guest Of friends in
the city. The rooms were, made at
tractive with vases of pink carnations.
The ladies brought their needlework
and sewing and visiting were the
pastimes. At the close Of the after
noon, dainty repast was served by the
hostess, who was assisted in serving
by her daughter Miss Lois Riley and
Miss Viola Cooper. Those present
were Mrs. S. G.. Harms, Mrs. Joseph
A. Benson. Mrs. g. w. Bristol, Mrs.
Paul st. Lawrence, Mrs. Michael
Mrs. s. Fl. Porter. Mrs. ]. w. Young,
Mrs. G. E. Fodness and Mrs. Oscar
Stearns.
Gave Birthday Party.
Little Miss Lucille Wilson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wilson Of
South Fourth street, was hostess yes
terday afternoon, when she enter
tanned a company of twenty-six little
folks at her home. The'hours were
spent in playing various games n
the pleasant afternoon was conclud-
ed with the service Of a daintily ap-
pointed luncheon. A color scheme Of
pink and white was carried out in the
dining room decorations. Streamers
of crepe paper, in the predominating
corts were festooned from the chan
colors were festooned from the chan
a basket Of pink roses made an at
Little baskets tied with pink bows
were the favors and marked the plac-
es for the guests. Mrs. Wilson was
assisted during the afternoon by Miss
Dagmar Kolstad of Minneapolis.
Those present were Annabel Mad
sen, Florence Davidson, Ruth Sinclair,
Katherine Clifford, Lucille Bradshaw,
Dorothy Brown, Leone Thompson,
Jean Sinclair. Alice Beckerm. Marion
Wisner, Kathleen Madsen, Lois Bulge.
pearl Thompson. Elizabeth White.
Kathleen McGrath, Doris Blair, Mar.
Klret Fox, Murine Klingman. Frank
Law. Arthur Clifford. Miles strickl
ERIN. Jr.; donald Becker, Warren
Smith. Clinton McGrath and Albert
Wisner.