Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-09

Mrs. B. A. Butler has returned to
her home in the city after enjoying a
pleasant months visit at Detroit,
Minn., where she was entertained as
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John
A. Harding.
Mrs: Lester Weatherwax. who has
oeen here for some time. will be
Joined Sunday by her husband of
Charles City. Iowa, and they will
spend the holidays as guests Of Mrs
WaatherwaX's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w. Neville,
pioneer Grand Forks residents, expect
Ore, where they will make their fu-
cure home. They leave here in time
to spend Christmas with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frazee, formerly Miss Eileen
Neville.
A dancing club for the members of
the university faculty is new social
organization which is being launched
and the plan is to have the opening
dance next Saturday evening. The
party will he given at st. Paul's guild
hall and will be one of a series of
four parties which the club expects
to enjoy during the winter months.
Mrs. J. f. Stevens. formerly Of
Grand Forks. now of Lawton. who
still is engaged in the field work Of
the tuberculosis association, is this
week devoting her energies to the city
of Devils Lake. Last evening she de-
livered a lecture, the same being in
connection with the rummage sale
held during the week by the five fed
Grated clubs Of Devils Lake for the
benefit of the tuberculosis sanitarium.
Mrs: Frank Van Fleet OF Larimore,
is assisting Mrs. Stevens in display
ing the tuberculosis exhibit at Devils
Lake this week.
a delightful social hospitality Of
this afternoon was provided by Mrs.
James +. Boyle, Mrs. G. st. John Per-
rott and Mrs. H. E. French when they
received at Mrs. Boyle's University
avenue home. The hidden guests were
the members of two ladies' clubs, the
North Dakota Danes and the P. E. o.
Ssterhood. and numbered twenty.
five. The afternoon was informal and
pleasantly passed with social visiting.
a dainty service Of refreshments was
enjoyed at the close.
Friends in the city have received
Interesting news from Mrs. H. F.
t3abst, formerly of this city, but now
of Springfield. Ill. She has lust re-
turned from her trip abroad and
brought with her a fine young son
VINO was born In Berlin. Germany.
MRS. Babst left this city last spring,
and sailed for Berlin in May, spend
ing the summer with relatives there.
Her return to this country was has
tened by the war. but both she and
the little son came through the ex-
element without any discomfort.
When living here Mr.. Babst was con-
nected with the Stone Piano com
pany' and Is now located in Illinois.
The Blue Bell club. the social or.
ganization of the Northwestern Tele-
phone company, gave the second of
its winter party series last evening at
st. Pauls Guild hall, as an informal
dance. The hours were from 9 to i
o'clock with excellent music by Em-
ards orchestra. and the presence OF q
group of guests from the Crookston
once made the social visiting an un-
usual pleasure.
The following is a list of the guests
who attended. but owing to the fact
that the committee was unable to take
the names at the door, few may
have been inadvertently omitted:
Messrs. and Mesdames G. r. Beatty
and M. G. Stokesberry: Misses Ma.
thllda Aasing, Mae Treacy, Mary VII.
son. Rose Anderson. Lula Reading,
Pearl Reading, Lillian Anderson,
Gertrude German. Mclaughlin,
sparkes. Marbin. Treacy, sweder.
berg, Conway, Esther German. Alice
Leonard, Sadie Tierney, Ensleson.
Roller, Marcros. White, Ladvand.
kenney. Ellen Lynch, Mary LYNCH.
Hill. Wright and Bernice Lynch; Mrs.
Campbell. and Misses BuckinRham,
Schmidt, Hines, Aries. Dexter and
Bartlett from Crookston; sMessrs.
Leonard. Munson, Harris. stearns.
Kichards. Campbell. Calvin, Butler,
Irepanier, Lout, Terney, Peterson.
Howell. Frazer, Kennedy, Morrov.
Young. Hancock, severson,, Hallock'
sGlockner. Wentz. Mechanic, Hasseli.
Wolfe. Folds and Engle.