The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-24

Do not slump when YOU ait. walk, OF !
stand. nor allow the facial muscles to
sag. Keep the expression up" This
is best accomplished by keeping the
mind and instincts alert. II you will !
take notice you will recognize how the
thinking-and the moral is plain.
Do not strive to hide fat by COM
pressing 1t in a corset. To do so
causes an excess o. flesh above and
below the waist which is more dis
figuring than an equal distribution
and intensi1es the awkwardness of
pedcs the normal action of the vital
organs.
Nine Jayne Herbert of the Century
Opera company has this advice to of
fer while the process Of reduction is
going on: .'Try what YOU a do to
lengthen your short lines by arranging
the face raised q little, hy wearing
long, clingiNg, narrow gowns, and So
on" III
Elks' Snowfall Party.
The prettiest event of the winter
social season; "A the annual snow
BALI party which. was given last
Fourth street. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated in white, large snow
balls were suspended from the ceiling
and streamers OF crepe paper We're
festooned across the hall, tiny snow
balls were everywhere in evidence
and special lighting effects We're used
during the moonlight dances. The
guests were attired in white costumes
and the ball room presented an at
tractive appearance. Halls orchestra
rendered q splendid program of popu-
lar music and dancing was enjoyed
from 8 to 3 O'Clock. At 1880 O'Clock
supper was serve in the dining roo
Of the Commercial club by Caterer o.
knudson.
The members of the committee arc
| Messrs. Ray Durick, chairman; W.'E.
Abrahamson, j. H. Bulge, j. Gordon
Gray and w. ]. Morrow. and all de-
serve credit for the success of the af.
fair.
The guest list included Messrs. and
Mesdamcs Sam Overass, Theodore
Thompson. a. Phillips, James a. Dim
ME, Charles King N. Merrill, \. r.
Scott. George Koenig. u, Legge. L. V.
Kent. Miles =. Stricken. J. {. shep-
Olson. J. r. Carley, L. X Van AL
II. Bapst, Earl Lynch, \. S. Nc.
McCracken. L. w. peichcrt. e. 4.
Bressee. Ben Cooperman, a. Fisher,
Collins, Robert McGra,h. John Bows,
Dinnie. II. r. schwahe, ". s. Whit:
man, H. Hanion. r. I. Bradshaw, J.
Olson, Charles Bartles, NJ. Stanch.
field, Charles Main Leonard; Mrs
Bacon. Mrs. z. S: Dows. Mrs. c. j.
Murphy. Mrs. J. L. Robertson, Mrs.
Misses Grace Carroll n; II'C The,ma
Peters. Gladys Dunlap, Sarah Phil
lips, Grace Rorke. Lucille Hale.
Rose Carroll, Edith Benson, Frances
Collins, Florence Collins. Frances
Wicker. Shaw, Hazel Fink. Edith
Read. Vera Stinson. Rikka Jorgenson,
Mollie Mcmahon. Inez Ryan, Mary
Sullivan, Anna Nolan; Messrs. Morris
Girard, w. j. Morrow, s. Torgerson,
c. Z. Robertson, John Dustin. Jesse
futile, Sherman Love, James Bulge,
Jerry Finch. Earl McFadden. Carstcn
Beck: James Phinn, Edward stinson.
Fink. Paul Busch. Harry Butler.
Leon Jones, Phil Golden, Joe Nc
Goey, r. E. Murphy T. P. O'Connell,
Ernest Butler. Norman Ness. George
Beacham. Ream Baker, Ray Durick.
o. E. S. Silver Tea.
Acacia chapter O., Z. S. will hold its
silver tea TuesdaXsasltcrnoon at the
home Of Mrs. j. P.gReiton, 400 North
Third street. Thefhgurs will be from
: to 8 o'clock n9s1t19rdaal invitation
order. whether.affiii xiaH with the local
chapter or not. The Shostesses for the
occasion will be Mrs.s,Reiton, Mrs. w.
A. Crary, Mrs. C. p. aLond, Mrs. II.
w. Sims. Mrs. Floyd &C. Weller. Mrs.
n. o. Twite and Miss Edna McMullen.
Methodist Church Music.
TIL f011~u-- -s..-..
services on Sunday under the direc-
ton Of H. Alden Enyeart:
Anthem-,"o Pray for the Peace of
Jerusalem" ................ Knox
Soprano solo-"Hear Ye Israeli
Mrs. H. Alden Enyeart.
Anthem-"Ye That Dwell in the
House OF the Lord" ...... Spinney
solo-"Fear We Not. Q Israeli.
Buck
%S, A. Fl. Alden Enyeart.
Founders. Day Celebration.
sary Of the founding Of Kappa Alpha
casion t h local chapter planned q
celebration. A meeting was held this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the Wo-
mems league rooms at the state uni
versity followed by 4 reception for the
patronesses Of the sorority. The men,
bers were assisted by Dean Ella Full
ton who poured. The guests present
were Mrs. r. 7. Campbell, Mrs. Au-
unSf Eu1Ara Mrs q r.. C1ovrap Nrs