Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-17
Cave Birthday Party.

patty SSlS a OILSA iiooti at hSh
home on Belmont avenue. in honor of
her daughter, Miss Helen's twelfth
birthday. The hours We're spent in
playing games and at 6 o'clock a
dainty repast was served. The table
appointments were carried out in red
and white and the large birthday cake
with the lighted candles made an at
tractive centerpiece. Mrs. Hoffman
was assisted by her daughters, Misses
Corinne and Dorothy Hoffman.
Those present were: Misses Fern
s~tarkweather. Trenna Linfoot, Violet
L'Esperance. Helen Wilder. Mildred
Lahman. Dorothy Mcneil. Helen
Gilby. Madeline Gets. Mildred Odell.
Katherine Gervin. Eta Schwam,
Katherine futile. Dorothy, Helen and
Corinne Hoffman.
Married Fifty Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Andrus, of TOP
Cottonwood street. celebrated their
They have been residents of Grand
Forks county for the past thirty-seven
years and the greater part of the
time has been spent in Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrus were married
fifty years ago in Ontario and came
west soon after their marriage; They
have fee children living and three
daughters and one son reside in the
west and another son lives in Texas,
near the gulf of Mexico. They re-
ceived greetings from all of their
children and were handsomely re-
m~embered. receiving 5000 in gold
coins. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Andrus
be spared to each other for so many
years. Scores Of friends will join in
extending best wishes to this estima-
BILE couple.
Moved to Willston.
Langdon Democrat: Attorney JOS.
Cleary, accompanied by Mrs. Cleary
and the children. also the latter's
mother. Mrs. Mcpherson, ST., bid
goodbye to their many friends Of
Langdon and vicinity last Saturday,
leaving on the noon train for Willis
ton, in which city judge Cleary some
time ago signt1ed his intention of To-
Of his profession. 1t ha not taken
the many years that Attorney Cleal
has been a member of the Cavalier
county bar for his co-workers. to re-
cognize the extent of his ability, and
his departure from Langdon for q
wider field is readily understood: The
absence of Attorney Cleary and his
estimajble wife will for some time
prove to be considerable Of q loss to
the people of Langdon, both socially
and otherwise.
w. C. T. U. Meeting at Chautauqua.
Devils Lake Journal: At the round
table yesterday, Mrs. Wvlie. Of Dray-
ton, read the Scripture and lead in
prayer. On the program Mrs. Abbie
w. H. Best, of Fargo, was to have
spoken on The Effects of Sabbath
Dissertation on the Home. the Church
and the Nation" but on account Of
other engagements Mrs. Elizabeth
Preston Anderson spoke on the sub
ject booked for today, Memorial
Services for Mrs. l.. MI N. Stevens"
And surely. no memory was ever so
well %eulogized and no parsonage has
eve received q. more loving tribute
than was given to this wonderful wo-
man who spent her life TO the last
hour to the great work of temperance.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. N. Stevens was for
eighteen years worlds vice-president
of the w. c. T. U. and might have
been worlds president had she not re-
matte reasons. She was also national
president at the same time, doing the
work Of two, yet handling it all SO
successfully. Mrs. Anderson spoke Of
her work, her sympathy. her love Of
Justice and her love Of humanity in
glowing words. At the close of her
address Mrs. Best as chairman sug
gested that the W. c. T. u. members
on the grounds should sen greetings
to Miss Gordon. who has taken up
the work of Miss Stevens. On motion
the suggestion was acted upon.