Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
East Grand Forks
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{. c. f. SOCIAL NEWS

The Lady Maccabees were hostesses
last evening at very enjoyable, dane
ing party in Gies hall. The hall was
decorated in the Halloween colors of
and jack o. lanterns were arranged
about the room, and yellow and black
!! streamers were wound around the
chandeliers and stretched to the cor
ners of the hail. Emard's 3-piece Or
chestra furnished delighteful pro-
were from 9 until 1.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames John McAlpin, Chris En-
gen. Emil Peterson, Louis Gorder. j.
pGkhen; rn;th n,,; lack aI Leonard Tim Nell
gebretson and Mrs. F.. House: Misses
Sadie Carney. Anna Kane. Alice Leon
ard. Ida Burr. Florence Boese. Mary
Johnson, Adelaide Johnson. Ella
Kerr. Eva Kerr. Anna Monedahl.
Sophia So Fauske; Ella Braden. Clara
Burke; Messrs. James Culliton, Viii
liam Carney. L. G. Larkin. c. r.
johnson. Louis Trepanier, Clarence
Gilbertson, Henry Nokelby. Oscar
Grina. W. w. Vineman. S. Brown. Os-
car p, Olson. Guy Park. G. Wong,
Slater. seaford Wold. D. Heppinger.W.
j. Frazer. Axel knutson. Peter Tes-
sier. Cliff Vent. Arthur McHaffie
| Charles Mcdonald. Mack Morrow, O.
l.. McHaffie. Bert Andrews. A. l..
Howe and H. p. Gies.
About seventy-f1ve friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Gust gathered at their
II Dover avenue last evening
to remind them that it was the silver
| anniversary of their Wedding. The
party was to have been complete
surprise to the estimable couple. but
the assembled party enjoyed them
| selves just as much as If Mr.. and Mrs.
Gust had not heard of their plans and
! prepared for them. Large bouquets
of yellow and white chrysanthemums
were arranged In vases and baskets
| throughout the rooms Cards were the
pastime Of the evening and prizes
n. Holberg for the highest scores and
Mrs John Jacobson and H. N. Hill
man were awarded the consolation
i prizes. Before the serving OF a de-
licious four course luncheon, little
Misses Kathleen Ryan and Ethel An
derson. gowned in dainty white dress
silver tray. on which rested a chest OF
community silver. the gift Of the as
sembled company. Mr. James Ryan
made the presentation speech. Mr..
Gust feelingly responded, thanking
the company for this token of the es-
held by their neighbors and friends.
Mr.. Gust was also presented with a
gold chain and charm by his four
children, Charles, Helen, Nettie and
Teddy. Numerous other gifts Of cut
glass, silver and china were sent by
friends out Of the city. Mrs. Gust was
assisted during the evening by Mes
danes P. G. Anderson, L. L. Martin,
Ed Tanning. H. N. Hilliman, Mrs. Tim
Ryan and Helen Gust.
Miss Eva Daniels will entertain a
evening at her home on North Sixth
street.
William Black. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Black, entertained small com.
pany Of friends at a theater party at
the Metropolitan in Grand Forks last
evening.
The employees Of the Arneson Mer-
camille company gave banquet last
evening in the store building in hon.
or of Mrs. Elizabeth Mongoven, who
leaves the latter part Of the week for
Clinton, Iowa. where she will make
her future home. ~ !. -,
Miss Helen Turnquist Of Northland
has arrived in the city and will make
her home with Mrs. Adolph Larson Of
North Third street for several months
Mr.. and Mrs. T. By6ahl and Mrs.
Inga Ferrestad were among those
from the city. who attended the La
dies Aid meeting Of the Swedish Luz
theran church at the home OF Mrs
Hans Jacobson yesterday afternoon
at her home Just north Of the city.
The ladies' auxiliary of the. Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers will
be entertained tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Holgenson She
will be assisted by Mrs. P. P. Rand.
The less some men know about
anything the louder they talk about
it.