Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-28

Junior department at Wesley college
conservatory Of music has gone to
Reynolds to spend Sunday with
friends.
Miss Christine Enlayson, a teacher
in the Michigan school is visiting
friends in the city for a few days.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Kutzera Of Wa
tertown, S. D., are spending a few
days in the city, visiting at the home
Of MI. and Mrs. j. B. Coulter on South
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Francis have
returned TO- their home in crookston
after ENJOYING brief visit with
friends and relatives in Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Hammond of
Virginia, Mimi, who have been visit
ing friends. In the city, win leave this
evening for Fisher. MIMI, where they
will spend Sunday with Mrs. Ham
mond's parents.
Miss Inga Stevenson and Wallace
Cady, both of Arvilla, were married
in this city last evening. The we'd
ding took place at 8 o'clock at the
residence Of Rev. A. J.. Hulteng, who
%oficiated.
Mrs. A. c. MILAN Of Lake CITY,
Minn.. has arrived in the city to spend
the winter with her daughter. Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Griffith of
Reeves avenue are entertaining as
their guest for a few days Miss Amy
Evan of Mimic. Miss Evans is a for
mer university student.
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choose your Christmas gifts at the
No.Vary exhibition parlor and begin
saving No-Vary (always good) cou
De used or you a get them abso-
lutely free with coupons and certifl-
cates.-Adv.
st. Agnes Guild will hold it's regular
meeting next Monday evening at 8
o'clock in the Guild hall on Alpha
avenue. Plans will be completed for
the bazaar. which will be held on
tuesday and the members will assist
In decorating. A social hour will fol-
low the business and refreshments will
be served by the %hostesses, Miss Mat
tie Shaw and Mrs. John Bartness.
The solo class at the Grand Forks
School of Music gave an interesting
program this afternoon in the recital
hall in the Security block. The vari-
u numbers were we'll rendered and
who played were Robert Web
ster, Alois Graff. Grace Griffith, Mabel
DoWnham, Gladys Edwards, Adelaide
Collins, Beryl Seymour, Eleanor Kelly
Ruth Brown and Marion Wilder.
The music for the service at the
Scandinavian Baptist church on Sun
day evening has been arranged al
follows:
Hymn-When l. Survey Mason
Hymn-My Redeemer .. McGranahan
Choir.
Hymn-Joy to the World. -. Handel
Choir.
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= st. Pauls. Guild will hold their an.
nual dinner and sale at parish hall,
Alpha avenue, Tuesday, December I,
Dinner will commence at 1880, con-
menu will be cornbeef hash, cream
potatoes. maccaroni and cheese, pick.
les. plum pudding, rolls, tea and cot.
fee. all for soc. The booth will not
open until 100 p. m, giving everyone
an equal opportunity to be served be.
fore looking YER the many useful
and pretty things from which to sc.
locL B. IA
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Seventy-two couples attended the
informal dancing party which was
given last evening by the Grand Forks
Council No. 81. U. c. r. The dining
room of the Hotel Dacotah was the
cen Of the gathering, dancing was
enjoyed from 9 to IL o'clock. Halls
orchestra. rendered the music. The
members of the committee in charge
Of the arrangements comprised
Messrs. j. ]. DAILY, M. M. Merrill and
Charles Richeldorfer.
h guest list last evening in
cluded the Messrs. and Mesdames j. J.
DAILY, A. G. Sorlie, VIM. Boeger. A. s
McCracken, Ben Cooperman, r. A
Mc1lraith, A. Common, A. C. Scott, J
L. Hoffman, S. M. Harrington, H. A
Venable. VIM. E. Gruss, Leo Rasmus.
sen, Cleary Monley, G. e. Leonard, A
w. Zamzow, H. G. Reichelderfer, Will.
liam Wolff. Bert Lush. H. r. Schwabe
Chas. Filteau, Walter Maddox, J. D.
Taylor, R.. F. Brawshaw, s. c. Lush
Philips, Angus Mcdonald l'r Mesda me-
L. F%einstein, J. c.. Kemming, Caspe,
Olson. Van Dusen. Ed Sullivan; Misse.
Margaret Lucas, Helene De Isle
Parker, Della DeLisle, Lillian Storms
Louise Odegard, Elizabeth Lucas
Helen Tracy, Johnson. Rasmussen
Engebretson, Margaret Opsahl, Mile
Fagen. Inas Hill, Sadie Tierney, Rub,
Olson. Grafton; Flora Mcdonald
Blend, John Shaw, e. r. Hancock, NJ
H. Povencher, G.. A. Beachem, j. A
Bennett, c. c. Reed, D. M. Leonard
L. Trepannier, H. Melby, E. c. LIE.
backen, C. Newell, Geo. Ford, FREQ
Brockhoff, Stanley Brown, Ed. John.
son, Donald Stanchfeld. n. T. An.
drus, w. A. Stern, Paul Hardt, Victor
Rasmussen, D. c. Lowenthal, H. H
Hanson. S. Torgenson, P. Anderson
JOS. Deschene. Geo. Anderson, Gilber,
johnson. H. W. Num-, W. M. Hall, Sis
odland. Oscar Gorder, B. Cottes, Y
r. Calvin. Hern Hutchins.
W: W. Norton, director Of the FRS
Presbyterian choir, has arranged. thu
following program for the services or
Sunday:
Morning.
Prelude 4. S :. elssord, ors.nist.
Anthem, Bendic Anima Haven
Choir. II
Offertory Solo, Selected ..........
N. B. Black.
Postlude, Selected
Mr.. CLIFFORD.
Evening.
Prelude, Selected
Mr.. Clifford.
Anthem, Seek Ye the Lord. Robert
!, Choir.
Incidental solo. F. E. Dickinson.
Offertory, The King of Love. .Shelle!
Quartette-Mrs. H. Alden Enyeart
soprano; Miss Gladys Mayer. central
to; F.. e. Dickinson, tenor; W. w
Norton, basso.
Postlude, Selected
Mr.. Clifford.
The Christmas musical service vii
be given Sunday, December 13, in TIL
church and the choir Is busy with thu
rnhnannala Thu nroHraa NIL h. an