Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-17

The Misses Marie and Eugenia
Gregiore entertained last evening at
their home in honor Of Miss Divine
Collette, who is to be married this
: month. Red and white were used fol-
decorations and the luncheon service
was very fine.
The bride-elect was showered with
many beautiful and useful gifts. The
assisting ladies were Mrs. Aitkin and
Mrs. Joe Gregorie.
Miss Irene Cassidy entertained the
members of the newly organized 1.-The
Movie Enthusiastic club" at her
home on Cottonwood street. Sewing
and visiting. were enjoyed till a late
hour, and a nice lunch was served.
The nature Of the club may be guess
ed from its name which leaves moth
ing to the Imagination, but declares
itself at once. :.
The Haydn string quartette will fur
nish a group Of two numbers for the
c~onvocation tomorrow morning at the
university. The quartette is composed
Of J. A. Buckholtz Of Wesley college
conservatory, first violin; w. w. Nor
ton. director of music at the univer-
sity, second violin; Harry S. Moore,
viola, Alfred Howe. cello.
The Summer Wind. Mcdowell
Children's Evening Prayer. -. Boyer
Mr.. and Mrs H. W. Sims Of North
Sixth street celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary Of their wedding
last evening and thirty friends, old
ones and. new, were guests to assist in
making the occasion a pleasant one.
The home was beautifully decorat-
ed with silver and crimson and the
materials used wer poinsetta bios
SONS and silver tinsel. The effect
Was charming and elected MANY adj
mir1ng comments.
Tho table with covers for thirty was
Handsomely laid with an eye to arts
tic blending Of fruits and flowers with
the other decorations.
The wedding cake occupied the
place OF honor in the center of the
table and white grapes and crimson
apples In silver baskets added to the
charming effect.
Little silver boats with oars made
Of reception sticks. tied with silver
ribbons held the sailed almonds.
Silver hnsel ropes were f~estooned
in such a manner. Is to form a gilt
tering canopy over the dining room
and crimson poinsettas made a rich
setting for the whole lovely picture.
The estimable host and hostess
were remembered with many gifts of
silver and a great many came by mail
from old friends who wished to show
their regard for Mr.. and Mrs. Sims,
whom they had known for twenty-five
years.
The guest Of honor at the party
was the father Of the host. John Sims
Of Cresco, Iowa. The other out Of
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.
Hullick Of Orr, MI. and Mrs. T. Con-
gram. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hoy, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Norbo, Mrs. E. P. Seilstad,
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Jones. all Of Ink
ster; Mr.. and Mrs. D. Douglas, Grand
ma Douglas. Mrs. Esther Wilcox, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Reiton of Gilby.
favored with invitations were the
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Matthews.
An informal program was given
and was very pleasing. DR.. S. P. John
son read, Mrs. Richard Purcell sang
a group Of songs and Mrs. Clarence
Reiton played several instrumental
solos. Miss Ruby Reiton resided at
the piano as accompanies for Mrs.
Purcell. -
The many expressions Of good will
and friendship which were spoken
Of the worthy couple were highly
gratifying and touching.
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Fresh. every Saturday, Smiths
Chocolate Brazil Nuts. Get them at
McGrath's Pharmacy.