Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. &. Holland Of Graf
ton nave Deen Granu rOrNS NisitOrs,
n;t.lhS como uOWn 1AlIiaS eve, to spend
Il rev days with Alr. HeildndS sister
MRS. Bcrlna Stew art anu ner daughter
prudence OF the Odd reliOWS DOCK.
Mr. hcnand returned nome SATURDAY
nlsnL but yurs. Heiiand VIII remain tor
d teW days.
Miss Eva Rollcr ana her guest, Miss
RUDY Davidson OF i'arEo, went 10
>euyS on r'rluay cNcn.Is to spend
SUNDAY the sucsts or Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Il. Griffin. MISS D;lvlusOn leaves with
her grand mOtner Mrs. Clark next
Monu:ly tor Seatllc to remain for the
winter.
Miss Ada Packard, of COS n. SnXth
street VINO mas Ueen connected with
The Sims Auto Company olIlce 1orce
icrt on SaLuruay for nOunuup, Mont,
.llss PACKARD spent Sunday IN Bis-
..iarck the guest OF her DrOlner Frank
-,Ilss Packard has been q very active
.,ofkel' :, If the nesConsregationaf cnurcfl
ma as a token OF tnelr appreciation
IL her services the memDers OF the
Adles' ald ana sunday scnOOi present.
ct Miss Packard with q very hand
.unle silver napkin-rlng on the morn
hg of her departure.
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On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Charles
->lng entertained a. small company of
.ei2nbOrn0ud ladles at her home on
,uttth Fourth street in honor OF MIR.
-.ing's mother who has Deen holi-
..ay visitor in the city from Pemblna
,uests Tor two tables OF auction bridge
,'erc asked and nght refreshments
we're served. The out Of town visitors
were: Mrs. Frank King of Pembina.
and Mrs. James Cain of Fargo. Mrs.
king left for her home last evening
nut Mrs. Cain will remain in the city
lor another week.
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Mrs. James l.. White and her
daughter. Anastasia, will leave We'd
iesday evening for the twin cities 1or
y rev days visit before .Anastasia en-
.ers st. Catherine $ college III st. Paul
where she will spend the remainder
OF the year. Mrs. White expects to
ne away a week and while in Mime
apolis she and her daughter will be
guests of her niece, Mrs. Delos \.
Dodds. Miss " hitc will also visit Miss
Agnes Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Walker smith, formerly Of
this city.
The social event OF this evening will
he the Knights of Columbus holiday
party. which will be given at thcir
club rooms in the Metropolitan block
1T is expected that number Of visit
ing knights who We're here yesterday
for the initiation ceremonies will re.
main over for the dance. and there
will also be a number of the holiday
guests in the city numbered among
the large company. The. party will
be informal but excellent music will
be furnished by the Rorke orchestra
and an exceptionally good time is in
store.
The two most elegant functions OF
the holiday season will be the German
club cotillion ut the Dacotah tomor-
row evening and the Comus club party
in the same ball room the following
evening, Wednesday. These functions
are always formal and especially
beautiful at holiday time.
Mrs. julius Bacon assisted by Miss
Ruth Withheld has the German club
party in charge and both are hostesses
who will make it an event of charming
elegance. There will DC favors appro-
pirate OF the season for the cotillion
dances and Il splendid supper service
in the lobby will be Il midnight pleas
u.
The Comus party will have Miss
Vivian Dinnie and Vincent Smith as
host and hostess and they have some
unique novelties in the. way Of favors
THAI will be kept secret until the
leader calls the dances. Mrs. James
Dinnie and Mrs. r. J. Smith will pre-
side at the favor tables and there will
be music by the Rorke orchestra.
Tho. .l,orna NJ Mr. and Mrs Ia coh
Adams Of North Seventh street was
the scene of most delightful family
reunion on Saturday when the MEM
bers Of their family gathered for this
most happy occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Flory of Humbolt, Sask. plan
ned holiday visit as surprise to
Mrs. Flory's parents whom she has
not seen for eleven years, her four
children, Rose, Monica, Edward and
Jay having been born since Mr.. and
Mrs. Flory went to Canada to live.
Other members Of the Adams family
who were present on this very happy
occasion were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Adams and family of Reynolds, Mrs.
F. F. Almarask and Mrs. J. Askerman
both of New Rockford and both
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams,
Miss Marie Adams and George Adams
Of this city. Mrs. J. C. Hollinger OF
Bathgate and Mrs. Charles Reinhart
of Lake City, Mimi, were two daugllt-
ers who were unable to be present.
Mrs. Almarask left Saturday for her
home and Mr.. and Mrs. F1oy leave
today for their, home in: Humbolt. 81
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