The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-13
THE Social Whirl
Miss Lillian Wineman, Society Editor
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Mrs. Alice Nelson Page, who is well
konwn to Devils Lakers, having han
died many of the Chautauquas in this
city, has resigned her position on the
Grand Forks Herald and will for a few
months fiji position as clerk at the
state capitol. Mrs. Page was one OF
the best in the fraternity and built up
for the Herald splendid service. The
World regrets her departure from the
ranks.
One of the most delightful social
events Of the week was the six o'clock
dinner Tuesday evening at which Miss
Jones, of the County Auditors office
was hostess to a number Of her friends
Covers were laid for six and after a
delicious course dinner the evening
was spent in the hearty enjoyment of
an entertaining musical program fur
nished by the guests.
Mrs. Mary Reed returned Wednesday
from Minneapolis where she spent the
holidays with friends.
Mrs. Ray Austin and Mrs. Mayme
Wardrop returned to their home at
Devils Lake Saturday. They have
been the, guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs Theo. Mayer during the hol
idays.-Grand Forks Times.
Miss Francis Shortridge left Sun
day night for Larimore where she re
sumes her work in the city schools.
Miss Lila Shortridge returned to he1
work at Park River on Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Mckay of Grand Har
Dor is the guest Of Mrs. Shranklin O.
this city.
Mrs. H. Ugland Of Fifth Avenr
was hostess Saturday afternoon to
number of her friends.
Miss Gertrude Bangs left Saturda
for Faribault, Mimi, where she is at
tending St. Mary's school. She wa
accompanied by her father, ID.
Bangs, who will visit in the Twin Cit
les on his return.
Miss Dora Williams returned Satul
day from England where she has bee
visiting friends for a few days.
Miss Alice Devany returned Satu
day to jamestown where she is teacl
ing in the public schools.
Mrs. R. F. Austin, who has bee
visiting during the holidays with he
relatives in Grand Forks, returne
Saturday.
Mrs. Rankin, former resident (
this city but who is now living F:
Upham, is i'll with pneumonia. H
many friends in this city hope for h
speedy recovery.
Jack Nimmo of Cando was tt
guest of his mother in this city {
Saturday.
Dean jacobson was confined to h
home in this city the first Of the wee
with an attack Of lagrippe.
Rosina Merritt Of Lakota spent Su
day with Mrs. Bruce Nelson in tn
city
Miss Bessie Nimmo and Miss Dial
sister of DR.. P. Dahl, returned
Sherwood Sunday where they will I
sumo their work in the city schools.
Eva Serumgard returned fro
jamestown Sunday leaving on t
next train for Michigan City whe
she will teach school.
The latest in headgear this seas
is the Aviation cap which may
seen at Mann IS store.
Mr. Stirk, who has been the que
of his daughter, Mrs. G. S. Taylor, lie
this week for Minneapolis, where
wife was recently called by the
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Judson.
Saturday evening Mrs. Forbes emit
tanned at dinner at the home Of M
John Wallace. The guests were n
and Mrs. Steve Jones, Mr.. and NJ
J. P. Desmond, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jol
son, Jack Diedenhorfer and Mr.. a
Mrs. Wallace.
Miss Vesper Smith Of Hansboro "
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Falger o,
Sunday. Miss Smith is on her way
Cando, where she is teaching in
= high school.
Mrs. Olson and daughter Irene W
81 in the city Saturday with Miss CT
Olson, who is on her way to Alex
N dria, S. D., where she will teach
III coming year.
Miss Nellie Dougherty, who has b
In visiting at Tolna, stopped off at D
lis Lake on her return to her he
at Lakota.