Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-20


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!" Mrs. Andrew Fossum Of IAwton is
spending few days in the city shop
ping and visians friends.
Mrs. Leo. Fit.maHurieee Ii i : has, returned
to her home In Crystal after enjoying
W., j: Lowe Of Riverside ~ Park. a '''
Mr.. and Mrs. A. saby Of Fairdale
have returned home after spending
home Of Mr.; and Mrs. Beatty Of Riv-
erside Park.
st. Marks English Lutheran Aid
society will meet Wednesday after
noon at O'clock, at the home of
Mrs. F. Gehrke, sos North Fourth
street. All members are urged to be
The Golden Rod club held Its
lows hall. The hours were from 3
to-6 o'clock and 800" was the di-
version. At the close Of the game re-
freshments we're served by the hos
tess Mrs. McHaffie: -. :.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
oWc0!SH Susuo!on Cnurcu Will uOlu
its annual. church supper Wednesday
evening. Tho ladies will serve supper
from to i9$ o'clock and q cordial in
vitation 10 extended to all. :,
Mrs. J. F. Stevens of Riverside Park
is entertaining as her guests for a
er .of Gilhy and Miss Hazel knee
shaw Of Pembina.
Mrs. j. W.. ogren Will give a SUI
frage tea Friday afternoon at her
home on Belmont avenue. The
hours will be from to o'clock and
reports Of the state federation meet
ing will be given by a number Of the
local delegates.
Miss Margaret Douglas, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Douglas Of the
Dinnie apartments on Chestnut street,
was a charming little hostess this
afternoon. when she entertained a
company OF friends at her home. The
occasion being her ninth birthday an
niversary. The hours were spent in
playing various games and at 6
O'clock a daintily appointed supper
was eerved. The large birthday cake
with the lighted candles was the
special feature and covers were laid
for fifteen guests.
Mrs. A. G. wonderlich and Mrs. ].
L. Heit1nan were hogtesses this after
noon. when they entertained a COM
pany Of ladies at the home Of Mrs
Wonderlich on Belmont avenue. The
hours were devoted to playing auc-
ton bridge and at the close Of the
game handsome favors were awarded
to the holders Of the high scores. A
dainty repast was served at the small
tables ana the hostesses were assist
ed during the afternoon by Misses
| Elsie Wolff, Corinne Heitman, Doro-
thea Hines and Mrs. c. NJ. Grant.
The ladies will entertain another COM
pany Thursday afternoon In honor Of
Mrs. ]. r. Bremner who will leave
soon for her future homo in Madison.
Wis.
The young ladies Of the Lady of
Lourdes Catholic church held q meet
ing and organized a. sodality with the
following officers:
President-Miss Vivian Prescott.
Vice President-MissM Mae Morrow.
Secretary-Miss Gertrude Werst-
lein.
Treasurer-Mis. Anna Fraser.
The members Of the board Of direc-
tors are Misses May Kelly, Snyder,
May Hart and Anastasia White.
Tho organization will be known Al
st. Anne's sodaaty and the members
are looking forward to q very pleas
ant season. Plans will be made for
= series Of s9eieAl functions, the ars'
ons 9sS,tS' te es Etve4 y. 'om' 10 tinae = next
The Entire Nous club held It's resu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. W. q. Galbraith on
Walnut street. A program Of unusual
interest was given and the subject for
study was Glasses Of Society in Eng
land" The various classes were TAX
en- up and discussed, and number
Fl. g. Lykken told Of the Royal Fam
ily; Mrs. c. ". stebbins discussed the
| Royalty and Gentry; Mrs. W. H.
Witherstine's topic was The Middle
Glass; Mrs. E. A. Bixler read a splen-
did paper on "Peasantry;" Mrs. o. B.
Burtness read Dickens description Of
Noted Inns of England" Mrs: }, S.
''The Grand Old Man." and Mrs. Gal:
braith concluded with a paper on
''Hawarden, Gladstone's Home
A social hour was enjoyed at the
close Of the meeting and light re-
freshments were served by the hos
ees.
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Friends In this city have received
cards announcing the marriage Of
Miss Georgia Brown oe Los Angeles,
Cal, to James P. o'Keefe OF Tacoma
The groom is former Grand Forks
resident having attended the Grsnd
Forks schools. He ia a brother Of Mrs.
j. ]. Dunlap of Riverside Park. The
following account Of the wedding is
taken from the Portland paper:
Slipping quietly away to Portland,
carefully concealing the Forthcoming
event from his friends and relatives,
James P. O'Keefe. cashier for the +.
r. & P. company prominent member
Of the Knights Of Columbus. living at
Stellacoom Lake, was married in the
Oregon city Friday night to Miss
Georgia NJ. Brown Of Los angeles, ac-
cording to word received III Tacoma
today.
The bride is prominent society girl
and leader In musical circles IN Los
Angeles, Mr.. O'Koefe formerly lived
in that city and became acQuainted
with Miss Brown there.
The marriage took place at ST.
Mary's church. Father O.iIara offici-
ating. James H. McMenamin, form
erly. OF Tacoma. now an attorney Of
Portland, was best man. Miss Marie