Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-15
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

Mrs. olger Burtness will entertain
the ladies Of the Tuesday club this
evening at the residence of Mrs. w. G.
Mrs. Stebbins will assist her. Needle
work and cards will be the diversions
and Mrs. Burtness will serve lunch at
the close.
Roy Spriggs, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Spriggs of 800 North Fifth
street. / 50 student at st. Thomas col
lege in st. Paul this year and he will
come home for the holiday season
next Saturday. Roy will return with
the other college boys Immediately
after New Years.
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Wednesday of next week Misses
Amy and Agnes Lysing will entertain
small group Of girls who have had
Christmas sewing club this season.
1t will be the occasion of the regular
will make the affair an informal
Christmas party and may invite few
outside guests to share the fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pond and
baby who formerly made Grand Forks
their home will be among the Christ
mas day guests in the city. They will
connected with the bank and will be
entertained by MIR. and Mrs. s. 8. Titus
of Fourth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Eddy, of the
Dinnie block on North Third street.
and their little son. Master Booth. will
Leave Wednesday of next week for
Fargo to be away until after New
Years. They will enjoy their holidays
as guests of Mr.. Eddy's parents. Mr..
and Mrs C. E; i Eady; 4
Miss Gladys Mayer of Reeves ave-
nue. was selected hostess last evening
for the next meeting of the bridge
club which will be held the first Mon
day in January. The club members
were guests last evening Of Miss Ruth
Withheld and she entertained happily
at her home on Reeves avenue Miss
Vivian Dinnie and Vincent Smith held
the high scores Of the evenings game
and refreshments were served at the
close.
Fraternity and sorority Christmas
tree parties are scheduled as the lead
the coming week and each party
promises to give much Joy to all chap
ter members.
Kappa Alpha Theta girls will have
their tree at LarimOre hall Wednes-
day evening, the festiyity to open with
an informal supper at s o'clock. Ac-
tive members, city alumni and pledges
will make up the company and i'm
mediately after the feast the Christ
mas tree will be lighted. There will
be comic gifts. candy and nuts for all
and the party will be over at 1880
o'clock.
Beta Gamma Psi girls will celebrate
on Thursday evening and the affair
will be a little girls party at Lari-
more hall. Active members and
pledges have been hidden, the hours
being from I to 8 o'clock. A big tree
Is now being decorated for the oc-
caAion and 1t will be laden with comic
gifts for all. A three course lap sup
Alpha Kappa Zeta will give over
their house on Thursday evening for
Christmas tree and just active chapter
members will Join in the festivity.
Dinner will be served at $3.50 O'Clock
with coverH for twenty-five men and
the: tree will be lighted at g. o'clock.
The Synergoi fraternity Is planning
their tree TOR Friday evening ana the
committee il charge Is George Per-
ty will be held at the fraternity home
and will be jolly social time for all
members.
The Sigma Chi boys have had their
party. having selected Sunday for this
event this year, A dinner was served
at 1880 o'clock at which special guests
were Dean and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin George, Miss
Claire Decaire and Louis Murphy.
The tree fun was enjoyed at o'clock
IN the afternoon and Prof. Frederick
H. Koch acted as Old Santa.
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w. r. Davies drove over to Rey-
nolds yesterday afternoon and
brought Mrs. Davies home after she
had enjoyed week end visit with her
daughter, Miss Mabel Davies, who is
teaching there. Though the weather
was severe. they were prepared for It
and thoroughly enjoyed the speedy
journey.
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Miss Grace Monley of Emerado
was among the Christmas shoppers In
the city yesterday. She also visited
with relatives while here.