The evening times., 1914-01-09

Left Tor Lake city.
Mrs. p. A. Lowe ana little son Clif-
ford left last evening for Lake City,
MINI, whore they will visit relatives
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Hostess Next Week.
vitations for series Of bridge parties
to be given next week. She will en-
terrain on Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons at her home on South
Fourth street.
Junior Students Recital.
The junior students Of Wesley COL
'lese conservatory of music will give
their regular weekly recital Saturday
afternoon at o'clock in the city
studios. A good program has been
ARRANGED and cordial invitation 10
extended to all parents and friends.
Held Family Reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John, McDonald, who
reside near this city. entertained at
family dinner at their home. The oc-
casion being the fiftieth wedding an
niversary OF Mrs. McDonald's mother,
Mrs; Eliza Hewttsoa. All Of the
was q happy one. 4 delicious dinner
was served and those present were
Harry Hewitson. James Hewitson OF
Montana, MrS. John Hewttson, Percy
Hewitson and Mr.. and Mrs. McDon.
sld.
Franklin Club Meeting.
There was a large attendance at the
january meeting Of the Franklin
CLUB, which was held last evening, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs: Scott Rex
u. Mccoy and Prot. A. j. Ladd read
Education Of Children" The usual
social hour followed the program and
refreshments were served by the hos
tesses, Mrs. Rex, Mrs. e. F. Chandler
ana Mary e. Mccumber.
Mothers' Club Meeting.
The Mothers club held an interest,"
ing meeting this afternoon at
Women's Christian association. There
was large attendance and an inter
esting program was given. Mrs. w.
q. Brownell read a paper on What
Are the Main Ethical Features Of the
Fairy Tales? and Mrs. ]. W. Todd
gave an axcellent paper on THE Value
Of Trained Imagination as an Equip
| n1ent for the. Work Of Life" Miss
Bessie Tharaldson concluded the pro-
gram by singing group of songs
which were thorsssshly ssNy enjoyed.
| Gave Pretty Party.
Mtnot Reporter: Mesdames Meser.
Wy. Bisrly and Bosard entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon at the
home Of the latter. Guests for eight
tables OF bridge were btdden to the
Bosard home. The decorations Of the
rooms were carried out in flowers and
colors suggestive Of the winter sea-
son. At the conclusion Of the game
Mrs. j. c. Blaisdell and Mrs. orrin M.
Pierce were given favors for holding
high scores. The hostesses were as
sisted by Mrs. Marion Stoudt and Miss
lsParle smallwood in the service Of q
two-courset luncheon. Each small
| table was graced with crystal candle
holder. with red candle and shade.
| The luncheon was also carried out In
red and green.
Masonic Dancing Party.
The Masons gave an informal dane
4 ing party last evening in their hall
.in. the ST.. Johns block ana enter
! tAiHed d company of, their members
land friends; pancing was enJoye ),
chessra rendered the music.
The guest list included Messrs. and
Mesdames c. F. Weisbecker, Frank
V. Kent, II. G. Stewart, w. H. Kel.
sey, A. G.. Wonderlich. w. II. En-.
glecke. G. I. Tompkins. G. e. Lever.
ich, ]. D: Turner. Peck Watt. c. e.
Carr. L. &. Raymond, Jr.. Robert ii.
Green, NJ. NJ. Merrill, +. J. Davidson.
Elmo Blair. Ben Cooperman. ]. 3.
Turner. j. e. Mork. Bert Lein; Mrs.
J: l. Hsitman. Mrs. w. e. Dunbar:
Misses Helen Taylor, May Nisbet,
Louise Neate, Helen Schurtx: Messra.
Arnold Berg, Frank Hankey. j. G.
Sheppard. Ray Kannan. John Shaw.
Meeting This Afternoon.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the B. Of l..
e. held Its regular meeting this aft
ernoon in the Odd Fellows hall. The
new officers were installed and Mrs.
George r. Johnstone acted as thein-
stalling officer. A number Of the
members Of the Organization who re-
! side In Crookston were present and
| following the business meeting, q 50.
cial session was held. The ladies OF
the Crescent and Star club were the
.hostesses and served delicious
luncheon. i e:;'
Mrs. George Hyslop entertained the
Temperance union at her home on
Cottonwood street. An interesting
session was held and several matters
Of importance came up for discussion.
!, Refreshments were served at the. close
Of the meeting.