The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-23
Lady Elks 10 Meet.

Lady Flks to Meet.
The Lady Elks will meet TGesda>
afternoon at 2:SO o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. Robert Moore. All members
are urged to. he present as this will
be the last meeting before Lent.
lscbckah Lodge TO Meet.
The Maple leaf Rcbekah lodge will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday ev-
ening at s o'clock in odd Fellows
hall. All members are urged to be
present.
Delegates to DcS Moincs Conference.
Mrs. T.. j. president, Miss
Josephine Brown, secretary of tire
Young Women's Christian association,
Welsh of the y. w. Business Girls
club have been elected delegates To
tile North Central Field conference
which will he held in loes Moipcs.
Iowa. February .6 /" March !. The
delegates will leave Tuesday evening.
The conference will he one of the
best ever given. Several speakers oil
X. e. Informal Tonight.
Among the social events scheduled
for this evening will be the informal
dancing party to be given by the
knights of Columbus in their hall in
the Metropolitan opera house block.
This will be the last dance until after
the L.enten season and the committee
is looking forward to entertaining a
will play and dancing will begin at 8
and continue until l o'clock. and 4
very pleasant time is anticipated.
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y. w. 4. \. .Nesrer Service.
The veSp"r service which was giNcf
Yesterday afternoon ut tho Y. W. q.
y. building was ono "t tho most sue
.essful held this season. Over one
hundred Of the members and their
friends we're present. y Scandinavian
program was given. The gymnasium
lean, Norwegian. Danish and Swedish
flags. Miss Emma Carlson gave an
interesting talk on Famous Norweg'
ian Women Miss Jennie Anderson
sang and several numbers were rem.
dercd by the Scandinavian chorus il
costume. At the close of the program
q Norwegian lunch vas served and
social hour enjoyed.
1870
Grand Military Ball.
' All is i'll readiness for the first IN
Jluhl IlttllldlA JAIL WHICH VIII bc :3lNNI
this %evenin: in the large auditorium
on North Fifth street. The place ha:
been elahoratcly decorated in the ma
tjonal colors aud the special feature
will he the military camp which ha:
been arranged OH the stage. The bal
will be formally opened at +? "'clorl
with the grand march and the ml&i'
will be furnished by Halls iiftcci
piece orchestra.
The affair will he formal and ono %
the most elaborate functions OF tho
winter social season. The member:
Of the company will wear their new
olive drab uniforms and will nm
doubtedly present Il striking appear
ance. All loyal citizens Ire urged tt
attend the event and help make thu
first military ball one long to be re
membered.
The committee has sent out invita-,
tons to all national guard officers O
the state and q number Of them have
accepted.
The patrons and p~atronesses for TN,
ball arc Governor and Mrs. L.. b. Han
MA. General and Mrs. l. A. Berg, Col
and Mrs. J. II. Frsinc, Grafton. CAP.
and Mrs. u. j.. Eiclzlnan, CAPTAIN an,
Mrs, ~. II. .Sprague of Crsftpn. Cap
,tsilr ana Mrs. Boyd III H%illsboro. s.al,
tain and Mrs. Earl Sarles of Hills
horo, President. and. Mrs. F. L. Nc
Vey, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger W. Cooley
DR., and-Mrs. Robert 4. Campbell, DIR
and Mrs. g. NJ. Williamson. Mr.. ant
Mrs. y. f. C'arley', Mr.. and Mrs. Trac7
R.. Bangs. Mr.. and Mrs. William II
Kelsey. Mr. and Mrs. ]. +. Winen,an
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. T.. Dejtz aud Mr.
and Mrs. Carl .GoMran. 49, -. -.