Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Lutheran church will hold its meet
Ing Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock
in the church. Mrs. j. ID. Taylor will
be the hostess and all r welcome.
The Children's hour at the Presby-
terrain bazaar next Thursday, Decem.
Der 3. Is from 4 to 5 o'clock. All
kinds Of clothes and other things for
Dolly will be on display.-Adv.
Mrs. +. T. Thompson has returned
to her home in Crookston after en-
loving a visit with Grand Forks
friends and relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. N. r. Lincoln and
children have arrived home from
Minneapolis. where they attended q
family reunion, which was held at the
home Of a cousin, Mrs. William
Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Lincoln
and little daughter. Miss Marjorie,
OF this city, were also present.
Mrs. r. A. Sprague, city inspector,
left this morning for Larimore, where
she will spend the day. She will de-
ton league on Food Sanitation and
her work as inspector in Grand Forks.
Mrs. j.. M. Gillette was scheduled to
speak there but was unable to do so.
on account of the illness Of her little
daughter, Miss Margaret.
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Mrs. Fred Bartholomew Of Grand
Forks. who is visiting with relatives
in Aberdeen, S. D., has been the guest
of honor at Il number of social func-
tons. The following items concern
ing the affairs arc taken from the
Aberdeen American:
"Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Hedger
received nearly eighty guests when
they entertained last evening in the
Tea Cup lnn. at n dancing party
given to honor MI. and Mrs. Fred
Bartholomew of Grand Forks, N. d..
who are guests at the Hedger home.
THE attractive ballroom of the Inn
with its shaded lights which glowed
through pumpkin blossoms, the chan
deliers cntwined with autumn leaves,
was an ideal setting for the delight
full party which was an unusually
pretty affair
Mrs. Hedger wore u beautiful
gown OF orchid lavender satin fash
Toned with a deep tunic of handsome
lace II trimmings of chiffon. Mrs.
jettcd net made over white and
frightened with touches Of red vel
vet. Miss jeanette Hedger was love-
ly i'll a pretty frock of yellow chiffon
over white %accordian pleated silk
with a bodice of crepe dc chine and
lace.
"A wonderful program Of dance
music enlivened the evening In ev-
erybody was SO e%ngrossed with the de-
light Of dancing that when the Good
bye Everybody waltz came with mid
night they were loath to have the
evening come to an end.
THAT it was indeed a congenial
and neutral company vas proven with
the equal enthusiasm shown when the
orchestra played the lively balla'1
now 50 popular in England. It's q
Long. Long Way to Tipperary' and
the old time German song, 'Ach Du
Lieber Augustine
"A refreshing and delicious repast
was served throughout the evening
in II orner of the ballroom Inc an
immense bouquet of yellow chryssn.
themnmS adorned the serving table.
Mrs. Samuel G. Hedger presided
at l%uncheons both yesterday and Fri.
day, entertaining in honor Of. hel
daughter, Mrs. Fred bartholomew. p1
Grand Forks, n. u. There were GOV.
| ers for twelve at both affairs and i'm.
mense chrysanthemums and q pretty
variety Of daisies were used in floral
decoration of the table and in the va.
rious ON