Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-23

Mrs. ]. W. ogren gave q suffrage
tea this afternoon at her home on
Belmont avenue. Thirty ladies were
| present and reports Of the suffrage
question at federation were given by
Mrs. c. A. Greenleaf and Mrs. Scott
Rex. At the close Of the program
tea was served and Mrs. Osren waa
assisted by Mrs r J. Smith. Mrs. NJ.
| E. Stricken and Mrs. H. G. Woutat.
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Mrs H. E. French entertained In.
formally this afternoon at her home
on Hamline avenue. in honor Of Mrs
Bristol and Mrs. Cox whose husbands
are in charge Of the public health
laboratory at tho state university
The hours were from to and au.
tumn flowers and foliage we're used
sisted during the afternoon by Mrs
Mrs. o. g. Libby.
Mrs H. c. Tornace sntertained q
company Of - young ladies at her
home on North Sixth street in honor
Of her sister. Miss Helen Cast, whose
marriage to Glen Brown Hilton Of
Harvard. ILL.,, will occur In the near
iting and tho pleasant afternoon was
concluded with the service of refresh
ments.
The Women Christian Temperance
Union held an interesting session this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. John
Hewitson on University avenue. The
hours were from 3 to o'clock and
a splendid suffrage proeram wa
Ing on more active campaign from
now until November 3. A social hour
followed tho business meeting and
light refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Misses Lillian and Marion Bepdeke
daughters of H. Bendeke of South
Sixth street. arrived last evening from
Europe. where they have spent tn:
school in Switzerland last year and a.
the close Of the term In June. went tc
Norway, where they spent the sum.
mer with relatives. They had . pleas,
! ant ocean voyage and were only de,
layed for time by some warships
The young ladies visited relatives and
friends In New York city. Chicago and
The members of the Young Mems
class of the Baptist Sunday school
werc entertained at q supper party
last evening at the church. The
menu was prepared by Mrs. W. r.
Adams and twenty-five young men
were present. A program Of tossta
was given and H. H. Tuttle. teacher
Of the class presided % toastmaster.
Following the service Of supper q
business meeting was held. the clasl
| organized and tho following Officers
were elected:
President-W. r. Adams.
Vice President-Georse Bucking-
ham.
secretary-Treasurer-Iarry Read.
Fargo couner.News: Mr.. oeors.
Rusk and Mrs. w. ]. Hey returned
Yesterday morning from Fer9us Fails
where they were Invited to :ttsnd the
that city by Mrs. Lillian Bell. worthy
/ Grand matron Of the Minneapolis o
e. 8. Among the features Of the day
were an auto ride over the city. and
. banquet In the evening, at which
about 200 guests were present. Ths
decorations were In red and white
with red and white carnations and
red shaded candles In candelbra, used
with very pretty effect. Ns. Nelson
worthy grand matron Of the Fergul
Falls o. e. s., made the address Of
~ Mrs. r. A. weld Of the Ioofhead
delegation. Others called upon were
Ars. George Rusk. past grand ma
troa Of North Dakota, and krx ". ).
Hey, worthy Grand mAtron. LAf4e
DELEGATIONS from all the surroundins
towns were prooont, tnetudfng some
twenty members from Noorhead, and
good Representations from Brecken.
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