The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-10
new CLUB HOUSE
SCENE OF CAYETY

mess and Professional WOmen'S Club
had it Monday in the form Of party
given out at the Country Club House
when about sixty of our jolly men,
bers entertained twenty-six of the
charming members of the jamestown
B. & P. Club, ten Of whom came down
by car. the others coming by train.
At 1880 Monday evening the girls
congregated at the club rooms and
from there were taken out to the club
house by members who are fortunate
enough to have cars at their disposal.
Train No. was met by two OF our
members and when the Jamestown
girls were greeted by two of Valley
City's young men, who in reality are
girls, one jamestown lass exclaimed:
"Well, the nerve!" Meaning, of course.
"You can not firt with me-" by put
ting into practice some Of the wiles
Of youth the girls were won over and
consented to go for drive, which
terminated at the club house.
The crowd was indeed mixed one
as to dress: From jamestown came
the Paiama girls, Ifish Kathleen, sew
eral in mems clothes, and even few
suuaws. Valley City made good
showing, presenting Emma, the dude;
Mary, the best looking boy in town;
Stella, the Kentucky mountaineer;
irene, Uncle Cy; Subby, Charlie
Chaplin-a perfect imitation; Adelia
as Carmen; Agnes, the Spanish girl;
Mertice, the gypsy; Ragna, the clown;
vi, the hunter, who fell for Lillian IN
kilties; and there were many others
in various costumes.
The entertainment was we'll planned
and full of pep. First, after the in
Productions were over, a dance pro-
cram was in order including the Vir-
ginia Reel. An old fashioned spell
down was put on between the twenty
six Jamestown girls and like num-
Der of our members, which was won
by the visiting club, the prize being a
box of Stems canday. The tat LADIES'
race caused lot Of merriment, and IN
this Maude O'Donnell from James
town won first prize. Twas James
towns lucky night for in the skinny
ladies' race Katherine Stangland won
first, and Mary McGinnis was pre-
sented with the BOBBY. In the all-1our
race, Olive Mills won first and dis,
plaved such wonderful speed that all
of us were pop-eyed with amazement.
Miss Mills also entertained at>varlous
acrobatic understanding on her
head. etc. The prizes consisted OF
watches, necklaces,
and such like, all OF very
high quality and purchased from Inc
Fair Store.
About II the lunch. good one, was
brought into sight and, as heretofore
in the evenings program, eVeryohe
showed appreciation of the efforts put
forth bv the entertainment committee
Soon after this we decided it was high
+;ma to return to our homes, all feel
ing that the evening had been very
we'll spent.
The visiting girls who came by, car
drove home after the party, out tnose
who came by train were entertam1eo
hv our members and Misses Won
nomarus and Hazelgrove served
breakfast to these visitors IN the G!up
rooms Tuesday morning, after wnlch
thev escorted them to the depot TO
ieave on the 7:3O train. The James
town Club is already making plans
n ontertain US of the Valley City r.
E. B. club in the near future, and we
are anticipating jolly time when we
visit their town.
The Jamestown Club members VINO
cama bv car are: Mary McGinniss:
Viola McGinnis, Mrs. J. E. Campbell
Stella Buchanan, Anna Granam' 1 nel
tina Brainard, Emma Thompson; d MRS
D. L. Donnelly. Mrs: r. M. Depuy
and Maude O'Donnell: Those VINO
came by train are: Jennie Nolan IAN
GIadvs Jeffries, Anna Bronson, MRS:
g + Reardon, Laura Cootey, bess
0uinian. Inga Stenshold: Olive Mills
Vera Bollinger. Mrs. Katherine Stang,
land, NJ. Elizabeth Farley n N Matel
Foreman, Effie Richcreek: Olga wnta-
Ia Annis Haskins and Myrtle Acker-
MON Contributed.