Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-08
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

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The Ladies' Aid society Of St.
afternoon at the residence of Mrs, All
Glockner. 723 North Sixth street. The
hour is 8 O'clock and the ladies will
make final preparations for their
Christmas sale, which will be held
next week instead Of the regular meet.
ing.
a distinguished guest in the city
today Is the president of the North
Dakota w. G. T. u, Mrs. Elizabeth
Preston Anderson Of jamestown. Mrs.
Anderson arrived yesterday to, attend
the executive meeting of the State
enforcement league which Is in ses-
sion today. and she Is visiting with
her son. Cuyler Anderson, who attends
the state university.
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The Lady Elks filled three tables
at the home Of Mrs. James Collins
OH North Fourth street this afternoon,
and enjoyed a spirited game Of "600."
The occasion was the clubs regular
social gathering and the usual favors
werc presented to the holders Of the
high scores Mrs. Collins was a de-
lightful hostess and concluded the aft
ernoon with a dainty refreshment
service. r'.
Miss Echo Turner is entertaining AS
her guest this week at the home OF
her parents on South Fifth street, Mrs.
Earl ID. Mcbride of Casselton. Mrs.
Mcbride will be remembered as Miss
Pearl Monroe. of Langdon, and Is a
graduate Of the state university and
was very popular during her student
days. After concluding her visit here
Mrs. Mcbride will go to Langdon to
visit for some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, g. Monroe.
A supper and q old i Settlers reunion
will be the social event of next week
for the Grand Forks Catholics and
their friends. Tuesday, December Is
IL the chosen date and the ladies Of
the old settlers committee, of which
Miss Kate Ryan is chairman, are
putting forth every effort to make ii
one of the happiest events in the So
cial history Of st. Michaers church.
Mrs. Burton is arranging a musical
program. Speeches by several of the
prominent old settlers will be one Of
the features Of the gathering. The
function is to be given in the audi
torium of st. Michae,'s prO-cathedral.
and will open with supper at .
o'clock in the afternoon.
Miss I.eda Mansfield, Of Minot, who
formerly attended the state UNIVERSE
ty, has a number of friends in this
city who will be interested to know
that her marriage to Attorney c. d.
Aaker. also of Minot, will take place
Wednesday nf next week, December
16. Miss Mansfield is the daughter
prominent Minot residents, and her
wedding will be one Of the most elc-
gantly' appointed Of the holiday So
cial events i'm that city. Howard
Booker. also well known here, being
a former resident. has been selected
by the groom to be his best man at
the ceremony.
Miss Elsie Wolff was hostess last
evening when she entertained a COM
pany of twelve young ladies and gen.
tlemen who have organized a. bridge
club which is to meet every other
week to enjoy that popular, game.
Miss Wolff received at her home in
the Belmont apartments and was as
Wolff, when she served a delicious
luncheon at tho close. The club will
meet on Monday evening next week
instead OF Christmas week as sched-
,uled. and Miss Ruth Whithed will be
the hostess, entertaining at her home
on Reeves avenue.
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At the monthly meeting Of tho
Scandinavian Lutheran Pastors asso-
citation. which was held yesterday at
the home Of Rev. and Mrs. TT. r.
Thorgrimsen. the latter part of the
afternoon was given to an impromptu
farewell program in honor of Rev and
Mrs. NJ. Hegland, who leave for For
est City, Iowa. in the latter part OF
the month.
The president of the association.
the Rev. Mr.. a. J. Hulteng, first led
In very appropriate remarks express
slve of appreciation and fellowship
that the Lutheran pastors have en-
joyed, and of the deep regret at the
leaving of the Highlands. Mrs Lohre
then rendered a solo. after which the
other pastors were called upon for
speeches.
Rev. Hegland, Us the last speaker,
expressed his heartfelt thanks for the
Christian fellowship, and for all the
kind words and deeds which he and
his wife had been the recipients Of
while in Grand Forks. The Thor
crimson quintette gave two fine selec-
tionS in Icelandic and Goodund Thor
crimson gave beautiful medley "The
Last Rose Of Summer on the flute,
accompanied by Miss Tharaldson.