The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-03-30
1915 was arranged in q

ming. 1916 was arranged in q
canopy Of the class colors, pur-
pie and gold. Steamers were
suspended over the entire
room. Purple hyacinths and
yellow daffodils were the flow
Iers used. Games to keep the
guests busy every minute had
been planned by the host and
hostess. The last game, a novel
affair, was a tree decorated in
gold and purple chrysanthe-
NUNS, each flower containing
parts of a song. the holders Of
the corresponding parts being
partners at luncheon, after
which each couple was requir-
ed to sing the song their flower
contained, which was enjoyed
by all. A delicious buffet
luncheon was served, Miss
Minnie Krogen assisted Mrs.
johnson in serving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roehnke en-
tertained MI. and Mrs. Logan
Buchanan at six O'clock dinner
Thursday. Mrs. Boehnke took
advantage of the occasion and
invited an additional number
of guests for the evening, this,
in the nature of a kitchen
shower for Mrs. Buchanan, was
a complete surprise to her. The
ladies brought many useful
articles to replenish her new
kitchen, she having lost all her
kitchen utensils in a recent fire.
The evening was spent in an
informal social way, after
which the hostess served a
dainty lunch.
A series of sermons will be
delivered at the Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday
evenings m the near future.
These sermons will be based
on replies to letter | am send
ing out asking young ladies
to describe The Ideal Young
! Nam" also to young men ask
ing them to- describe The
Ideal Young Woman" mothers
to describe The Ideal Father
and fathers to describe The
Ideal Mother" l promise to
keep all replies strictly private.
These sermons will be interest
ing and helpful. A hearty
welcome is extended to ALL
K. J. McKelvey, minister. It
Mrs. E. NJ. Nelson returned
home Monday from an extend
ed visit at the old home in
Minnesota. Mrs. Nelson was
accompanied home by her
brother, Prof. Clark, of the
Rugby schools, who is her
guest this week.
Edwin and Carl Ertresvaae
left Monday for Faribault,
Mimi, to resume their studies
at Shattuck Military school,
after spending their vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Etres.
vaag in this city.
Mrs. Emma Bond went te
Rolette Tuesday for a shor'
visit with her sister, Mrs. We
Watson.
), Miss Cecilia Yelle, who is :
{ student at the Minot norma
school, took advantage of tn
, spring vacation and arrived
, Saturday for a visit with he,
f parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +
: Yelle.
Miss Ann Rosening of Wells
burg, this state, who was tn
pleasant guest of Nurse Kort
/ for a week, left Wednesday TO
Kramer, near which place sh
. will open a term of school O.
y April 3.
Il Miss Runey, principal of tn
:. Rugby high school. visited !
this city Thursday and Frida
as the guest of Miss Ruth Ur
derwood and Mise Lucille RI
. bertson of the local high scho'
faculty. 1t is expected tn:
the quarantine for scarlet fevt
placed on the Rugby schoo.
two weeks ago, will be raise
on Monday. hs8St4 RRk2:
lSave the date. April 14tl
At the Grand theatre. A loo
benefit. The musical people
Bottineau will give a progra
of music and readings. K
member the date, and ask yol
friends about it.
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