Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-21

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: Miss Vivian ,Dinnie will entertain
tho members bfethe bridge club Mon.
day evening at her home on North
Fourth street.
Hudnuts Monatisa and Aimee are
two Of the newest perfumes, ut the
Mcarath Phsrmecy.-Adv.
Mrs. r. L. Johnson of Farxo is a
guest for Q few days at the home Of
Mrs. E. b. Eddy Of the Dinnie hats ~
North Third street.
The Masons will give the second
party in their series. next Thursday
block. The affair will DO informal.
the hours will be from . to IL O'Clock
ana a splendid program Of popular
music viii be rendered by Finley's or.
chestra: Au Mssons and their friend.
Will be numbered among the guests.
Tho Mems dice club at II. state
universitywiM give the annual dancing
gymnasium. The hours will be from
T7:s0 to 1850 O'clock and Rorke.s Ave
piece orcheatra will play. Musical
numbers will be rendered durinr The
club. "~ e"e
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The Wonfen's Relief Corps held a
meeting this afternoon in ODD Eel.
lows hall and Mrs. Schoolic Of Fargo.
the state inspector. vas the guest Of
honor. Music and visiting we're the
diversion and p very nice luncheon
was served at the close Of the after.
noon 30
The menrbers OF st. Michaers cbo;r
held their rehearsal last evening ut
the. home. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fl, A. BON
nett on WALNUT street. Following thc
practice and business meeting. q So
ctal sesston twas enjoyed, music and
visiting were the pastimes.. At the
close Of the pleasant evening a de-
!lcious three course supper was served
by Mrs. Bonnet.
The parcels post social which was
gwen last evening by the Ladies' Aid
society OF the Methodist church prov
60 q unique asFwell as ENJOYABLE af-
tair. There Was q large attendance
ana a humorous program was given,
the special feature was selling the
and q large sum was added
served 1t the close of he evening by
the members Of the socity.
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|, Inc knights of Columbus will be
hosts again next week. having issued
invitations for another informal dane
ing party to be given Wednesday
evening IN their hall in the Metropoli-
will be from > to II o'clock and the
music will be rendered by Rorke's
v piece orchestra. AS this will be
the occasion OF the annual Thanks
giving party the knights expect to en-
tertain a large number of guests.
The music for the Sunday evening
service at the Scandinavian baptist
cnurch has been arranged as follows:
demonstrating Jesus ...... Sankey
Choir.
Hymn-Scatter Seeds ........ Vail
Mrs. BerSstrom,
Hymn-God is Love ........ Conkey
Choir.
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Tuesday morning at . o'clock at ST.
Johns Catholic church in jamestown
occurred the marriage OF Miss Jessie
Lenhof to James Burns. Father Nc
Cough performed the ceremony in
the presence Of q small company Of
guests. The attendants were Miss
LYDIA CLANCY and Mike O'Neill. Mr..
and Mrs. Burns. left for Wisconsin
where they will make their home dur
The PlymoSA Congregations,
church gave q get acquainteIs party
last evening in the church parlors for
the members and their friends. A
splendid program was given. Miss
1da Rand rendered q plano solo, Miss
Mrs. A. II. Luedeman and Georee
Schafler rendered vocal numbers. "A
mystery tea was served at the close of
the pleasant evening. and the affair
proved n Of the most enjoyable of
the season.
An interesting recital was given this
AFTERNOON In the recital hall OF the
Grand Forks School Of Music by the
members Of the solo class. The pro-
gram was one Of unusual interest and
q large number of friends were pres.
ent. Those who took part in the
program were Ethel Lyon. Beryl 6ey-
mour. Doris Lond, Ruth Mclaughlin,
Eva Matthews, Hazel Larson. Mary
Kelly. Miss Lovas, Margaret Schulze.
Louise Ryan. Helen Wolff, Grace Grif-
nth, Thelma Durick, Helen Evans,
Helen Lehman, Mildred Odell, Glenn
entine Bronson, and Ida Hagen.
Mrs. Arthur /. Netcher was hostess
Yesterday Afternoon when she enter
tanned informally at her apartments
In the Dfnnie block on Third street
Ia honor Of Mrs. Clifford NJ. Lontz Of
South Bend, Ind. and Mrs r. L.
! Johnson OF Fargo. Guests for three
tables we're bidden and the afternoon
was devoted to playing auction bridge.
At n close of the game handsome
favors were awarded to Mrs. L. Klein
vanAlstine and Mrs. Juliet Netcher.
A datntily appointed repast was served
at tho small tables.
Rowland Manuel. director Of the
FIRST Baptist church choir. has Or.
ranged the following program Of music
Tor the services on Sunday:
MORNING.
la) Prelude .......... Mondolgsohn
- swan .......... Saint-9aens
- Miss Jane Smith.
aziss Georgia Curtis ana M: Manuei.
EVENING.
EFolu0e ............. Scharwanka
Triumph March .......... Casta
Miss Jane Smith.
Solo-O Lord to Thee ....John West
Miss Georgia Curtis.
Anthem-Call to Remembrance.
Choir.
Smiths Chocolate Dreams and Bra.
Sil Nuts fresh every saturday at the
Mc6rath Pharmacy. Try 4 box
Miss Christine TanberE and John