Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-29

ment Of Miss A1yse Brekke Of Minne-
apolis, q former Grand Forks girl. and
Chase Mix OF Crookston, was made
Saturday evening at a handsome func-
ton given by the groom's parents at
their Crookston home and the news
will be received with interest here as
Mr.. Mix as well as Miss Brekke is very
we'll known in this city.
Miss Agnes Hassell, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. l.. K. Hassell of Cot
tonWood street, was among the guests
at the announcement dinner and she
is still in Cro0kston visiting as the
guest Of Miss Helen Misner and Miss
Andrea Stephens
Miss Brekke rs the daughter of the
late DR.. o. B. Brekke who was prac-
ticing dentist IN this city for a num-
Der OF years but she moved some.
years ago to Minneapolis where she
and her mother stall make their home.
Miss Brekke met Mr.. Mix year ago
last summer when she was visiting at
Maple Lake as guest at the Hassell
cottage. She visited here at the same
time being the guest Of the Misses
Hassell during fair time. The follow.
ing account of the announcement din.
ner is from the Crookston Times:
"On Saturday, evening Mr.. and Mrs.
c. F. Mix entertained number of the
younger social set at $3.50 dinner. at
their home on North Ash street. The
occasion was in honor of Miss Alyse
holiday guest at the Mix home. and
their son, Chase: Mix. The six course
dinner was served at two tables made
attractive by talislender vases Of pink
roses, the places being marked by
unique cards and a pink rose. At the
close Of the dinner the guest of honor
and Chase Mix left the room and soon
~ ft,lSS .tSnrp
them out of which jumped large
gray cat, thereby unexpectedly an
nouncing in a very original way their
engagement. Congratulations were
then showered upon the fortunate
young man and best wishes extended
to Miss Brekke. The evening was
spent around the fireplace, toasting
marsh mellows and singing. Miss
Brekke spent a summer at the popu-
lar summer resort Maple Lake, where
she became acquainted with some of
| the younger set and they anxiously
await the time when she may make
this her home. Miss Brekke left on
Saturday for her home in Minneapo-
lis Mr.. Mix leaves after the New
1,s year for ri lawrence university at APP
pleton, Wis. where he is taking his
senior work. The guest list included
Miss Agnes Hassell Of Grand Forks,
Ethel Vance, Andrea Stephens, Helen
Misner, Ruby Phalen. Edith Turner.
Media Chesterman and Messrs Mer-
riam Stephens, Oliver Christianson,
Chas. Chesterman, Raymond Rosberg,
| sisted by Mrs. Stearns of Minneapoli.
and Lucille and gladys Grain"
Tomorrow evening at the auditori-
UNI of ST. Michaers pro-cathedral a
class of seven young boys will receive
diplomas Of graduation from the study
OF Christian Doctrine" Father Con-
way Is instructorin this class and the
graduates are Leo Schmitz, Edwin
McGrath, Raymond Corrigan, Alex
Strong, Cyrus Monley, Frank Nestor
and Henry Mulloy.
The graduation exercises are to he
followed by an entertainment to which
the public is invited and following
this the graduates will be given a ban.
Duet in the cathedral dining room.
The places for the boys and priests
Will be spread at one large table
which will be decorated in blue and
whlte, the class colors, and tho host
esses will be the mothers of the boys
and six girls Of the last graduating
class, Misses Catherine Royer, Del
pnlne Mcmahon Anna Mcmahon,
Ethel Nestor, VIOLA Bristol and Edna
NestOr.
The Christmas party Of the Comus
Club which will be the social function
OF tomorrow leyellng, will be GER
man and Chris AHseh has been select
be given in the ball room Of the
Hotel Dacotah and a large number of
out OF town young people and holiday
guests will share it's jollity.
The group of young men who will
oe present from away will include J.
Birder and Frank Lord Of Park
River, Richard Boyd of Langdon, Lee
Henry and Charles O'Keefe who are
home from Chicago. William Torger-
son Of Plaza, Harold Mccoy of Bon
ners Ferry. Ida, Bruce Mcdonald of
Sioux City, Iowa. Guy Budge of
Cleveland, Ohio. Clarence Elken of
Mayville. Roy Russell and John Woods
OF Winnipeg and Howard AIaher of
Devils Lake.
superlntendent and Mrs. F. $. Ell
liott Of Great Falls, Mont, arrived this
morning from the east where they
have been spending the holidays and
are enjoying a days visit here as the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. r. j. Smith at
their belmont avenue home. Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott Nre travelling in their pri
vate car. Mr.. Elliott being division
superintendent of the Great Northern,
and they will continue their trip west
tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott formerly re-
sided here and have great many
friends in Grand Forks. They have
been spending the holidays at differ
ent points In Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dwyer and lit.
tie daughter, Elaine, of Cavalier have
been guests here since Sunday, visiting
with Mr.. DIVERS sister, Mrs. R. j.
Treacy Of 322 North Seventh street,
They had enjoyed Christmas with
morning to their home.
The regular meeting of the Frank
lin club which was to have been held
on Thursday evening of this week has
been postponed until Thursday even
Ing OF next week; when it will be held
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Torgeson, ITO Reeves avenue.
Mrs. Arthur I I. WOOD Il of jamestown
arrived last evening and spent the
! night here while enroute to Grafton
where she was called by the tragic
death of her sister, Miss Mary Terriil.
Mrs. Wood was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs H. D. Paulson of University ave-
nue. while here.
Mrs. w. E. Gruss Of s14 Belmont
avenue has as delightful visitor at
her home Mrs. A. A. Bank Of New
York city who will be here for two or
three weeks.
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Miss Goldie Byers who is teaching
Hannah is here to enjoy. the rest
OF the holiday season as the guest of
her sister and brother-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. II. w. F. Law Of 1852 Reeves
avenue. -.