Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-23

t'orest City, Iowa. where Rev. Heg-
.and has been elected to the presiden-
cy Of a Lutheran school, were given
most delightful surprise last evening.
They were hidden to joint meeting
of the Mems society and the Ladies'
Aid society of the Zion Lutheran
church and during the evening Mrs.
degland was presented with hand
some carving set and set of silver tea.
spoons on behalf sof the company
while Rev. Hegland was remembered
with a beautiful gold headed cane.
The presentation speeches were
made by II. o. Bridston and p. o.
Thorson and both Rev. and Mrs. Heg-
land responded. expressing deep ap.
probation of the esteem shown them.
The evening was made one Of ex-
treme pleasure for the guests of honor
and a company Of 100 members Of the
two societies were present Farewell
speeches We're made by H, A, Fla6ie-
land and Andrew Peterson and musi-
cal numbers were given by six MEM
bers Of the mems club. The evening
was brought to close with q delici-
GUS refreshment service.
mems society elected the following
new officers for the ensuing year:
Observation-Disclosures Peterson.
Vice President-H. O. Bridston,
, Secretary-I. johnson.
Treasurer-E. M. Lawrenson.
Miss Ruby Davidson arrives tomor-
row evening from Fargo where she
has been located for some time past
and after spending the holidays with
her mother. Mra.. William Griffin, at
kellys she will go to Seattle to spend
the rest Of the winter. When Miss
Davidson goes west she will be accom-
panied by her grandmother, Mrs.
George Clark Of Seattle. who has been
visiting here since September,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Read will en-
tertain at dinner on Christmas day at
their home. 316 North Fifth street,
and covers will be laid for a company
Of eleven. The hidden guests are Mrs.
Anna Foss. who will arrive Christmas
eve from Casselton: F.. l. Read of
warren, Minn., brother Of Mr.. Read.
who also comes Christmas eve: Miss
Clara Read Of Rock Island, ILL.,, and
Mrs. B. NJ. Beebe of Chicago, who
are winter house guests at the Read
home; Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Lee and
daughter. Dorothy. and Charles Du-
Bois and daughter. Fanny. Mrs. Read
will decorate her home in the holiday
emblems and will serve dinner at 2
o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Finch of 3O6
South Fourth street will have all their
family members at the festive board
on Christmas day and their party will
number twelve: Mrs. Finch will serve
a bounteous Christmas feast at 9
o'clock in the, afternoon and covers
will be spread for Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff.
ford Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
King and son. Dick, MIR. and Mrs. H.
B. Finch and sons, Merrill and Har.
old and Gerald Finch.
Miss Josephine Treacy who teaches
at Minot is home for the holidays, the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
street.
Mrs. Dan Mckenzie, Jr., of Univer-
sity avenue went to Emerado this
morning to visit over Christmas with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Griffin.
Mr.. Mckenzie will Join the gathering
tomorrow.
Miss Katherine Morgan will go to
Drayton this evening to spend the
holiday season with relatives. Miss
Morgan has been at Inkster for the
past five weeks, returning to the city
last evening.
Miss Alice johnson Of the Belmont
school leaves this evening for Bis
marck to be the guest Of her parents
during the holidays.
Misses Tessie and Mae Morrow will
be the guest Of relatives at Ardock for
Christmas dinner and leave tomorrow
morning.
Miss Lillian Anderson arrived last
evening from Upham where she is
teaching and is the holiday guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank An
derson Of Walnut street.
Mrs. John staub and her son. Wal
ter, Of Thompson. will be Christmas
dinner guests at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. S. H. Irwin at their home, 522
Cottonwood street. They will come
up Christmas morning for the day.
Miss Jessie Brooks Of Garrison and
her brother, Ed Brooks of Minot, will
be here for Christmas as the guests
d. Brooks Of SIS Cottonwood street.
Miss Hazel .ingersoil, of Duluth,
Minn., left yesterday noon for her
home after enjoying delightful week
here as the guest Of DIR. and Mrs. w.
II. Witherstine at their Belmont ave-
nue. home. Miss Ingersoll, who is the
daughter Of John Ingersoll, state
grain inspector for Minnesota, is a
cousin Of DR.. Witherstine and she
came over here from Crookston,
where she is a student at the Min
nesota agricultural college. She will
enjoy the remainder Of the holiday
vacation with her parents in Duluth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Stokes of 6
Reeves avenue will enjoy the pleas
ure Of family dinner party at their
home on Christmas day and their
guests will number seven. The Christ
mas feast will be served at o'clock
and covers will be laid for Mrs.
Stokes parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
! Green, Sr.; her sister, Mrs. Jean c.
Taylor, and her two daughters, Helen
and Jean. and her brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green, Jr.
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