The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-23
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY
Reception for DIR. stearns.

Reception for DIR. Stcarns.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Clapp Of Fargo
will give q reception this evening AT
their home on Fifth avenue south in
honor OF DIR. and Mrs. w. N. Stearns,
whose marriage was recently. solem-
nizcd..
Visiting In the City.
Thomas A. Davis and SON, Lyle,
have arrived in the city from Crystal
City, Man.. and will visit for n few
days at the home of Mr.. Davis aunt.
nue., and other relatives.
NO
Choir Rehearsal.
The adult choir Of st. Michael's
Catholic. church will meet for rehears-
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Car
roll on University emu All men,
bers Of the choir are urged to De pres
ent.
go
Joint Meeting ut University.
The Women's Civic league and the
Mothers club held a Joint meeting this
afternoon at the school Of mines build
ing at the state university. Prot.
George r. Davis gave an interesting
talk on THE Social Welfare Exhibit"
which was sent here by the Chicago
School Of Civics and Philanthropy.
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Students Recital.
The advanced students at Wesley
college conservatory Of music gave All
Corwin hall. Those taking part were
Rhoda I4amour. Esther johnson.
I.eotta Hostetter. Estclle Leslie, Pearl
Mckechnie. Patricia Lynch. Hazel
Vale. Zelma Woods. Edith Ereitzberg,
Mrs. Paul Griffith. Lilah Sannes. Della
Christensen, Vera Winger. Mabel
Elks Snowfall Party.
The social event Of this evening will
he the annual "snowball" party to be
given by the Elks in their club home
on Fourth street . Halls orchestra
will play and dancing will begin at
2 o'clock and continue until 2 o'clock.
The affair will be formal and all the
guests, both ladies and gentlemen. will
be attired in white costumes. Supper
will be served by o. Knudson, in the
dining room Of the Commercial: club.
The committee in charge is making
preparations to entertain an unusually
large company and a very pleasant
time is anticipated.
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Hostess Again Today.
Mrs. ], G.. LeEeau concluded her
series of parties this afternoon bv en-
PERTAINING another large company Of
ladies at her home in the Dinnie fats
on Fourth emu The rooms were
made attractive with and tulips.
There were guests for seven tables and
the hours were spent in playing auc-
tion bridge. At the close OF the game
holders Of the high scores.
A daintily appointed luncheon was
served at the small tables and the
hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs.
F. A. Taylor, Mrs. Eugene Lovejoy and
Miss Margaret Sargent. The prizes at
yesterdays party went to Mrs. J.. L.
Robertson, Mrs. r. ID. Campbell and
Mrs. r. H. Mccoy.
Conlus Club Party.
The Comus club cotillion which was
given last evening at the Hotel Da-
cotah was one of the prettiest func-
tons 7, rs Of the winter social season. pr
+. e. Murphy was in charge OF all the
arrangements. Finley's orchestra rem
ldered the music and Hector Barnes OF
Fargo led the cotillion. Mrs. J. C. Lee
Beau and Mrs. r II. Mccoy Of Bon
ners Ferry, Idaho. presided at the IA.
vor tables. Supper was served at
1880 o'clock, at tables arranged in
the lobby of the hotel.
The guest list included Mr.. and
Mrs. Hector Barnes Of Fargo, Dr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Abbott; Misses Hazel Edi.
son of Larimore, Clara wolff, Mar.
garet Sargent, Ruth Whitfield, Hagen
Elsie Wolff, Ella Opsahl, Clara Hale
Ada Bulge. Frances Collins, Made.
line Turner. Avis Wright, Grace
Rorke. Ella Flynn, Martha Barnes
Alta Smith. Vivian Dinnie, Jessie
Lord Of Park River, Lucille Hale,
Turner, O'Brien. Shaw, Geraldine ia.
cobb; Messrs. Vincent Smith, Vivian
Birder Of Park River, F. E. Murphy,
Howard Huston. Othmar Montgomery
Ray DRYDEN. Frank Lord of Park
River, Paul Norman, John Cooley
Sandy Mcdonald, w. j. Hewitt. phi
Golden, J. r. T. O'Connor, Herman
Wolff. Michael Panovitz, Gerald
Finch, Earl McINadden, John Hogan
Thomas. Guy Bulge, Frank Rorke
Sig overass. Myron Bacon. and Dor
Woods.