Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-04

guests for q few days. Mrs. w. L.
Davies OF Crookston and son J. K.
Davies Of Chicago. :.
Mrs. Roy Miller and brother Earl
Alderman Of Wilkie, Sask., have ar
rived in the city to spend several
weeks visiting at the home Of their
t~sister. Mrs. George n. Nelson of Wal
nut street. ~. =
Mrs. Hugh Reid: Entertained : the
'Wdman.s Auxiliary Of st. Paul's Epis-
copal church this afternoon, at her
home on South Fifth street. A. good
program was given following which
the usual social hour was enjoyed and
light refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The Luther League OF the Swedish
Lutheran church held it's regular
meeting last evening In the church
parlors. A fine program was given
and those taking part were Misses
Edith Algrin, Loretta Glockner. Gud-
run Hulteng. Helen Engstrom. Messrs.
George Engstrom. Roy Benson, Har-
old Anderson. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, ss"Edith AL
grin.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Richardson Of
Walnut street, accompanied by thetr
] lWO CIllluTeu, t11TUCEL III Iti lSt,
left this noon for Nebraska City, Neb.,
where they will be present at Il fam
lily reunion to be held on Sunday in
that city, the occasion being the gold
en- wedding anniversary of Mrs. Rich
ardson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as McCune.
The advanced students at Wesley
College Conservatory of Music gave
their recital last evening in Corwin
hall. A program of interesting num-
bcrs was given by Misses Gay Gidley,
Maude Martin. Ruth Purcell, Lula
! Williams, Gladys Whitman, Esther
johnson. Gladys Mayer. Myrtle Ellen
son. Vera Winger. Patricia Lynch,
The members Of the "55" club en-
joyed IN informal dancing party last
evening in the knights OF Columbus
club rooms. The hours were from Q
to IL o'clock n the music was n
The Y. w. C. A.. high school men,
bership banquet will be held this
evening in the Y. w. cafeteria. The
banquet will be served at 6 o'clock
and a good program Of toasts has been
arranged. Miss Helen Young will pre-
side as toastlnistress
The German club will open it's so.
cial season this evening by giving the
first party in the series. The dining
room of the Hotel Dacotah will be the
scene Of the gathering and the music
will be furnished by Rorke's five-piece
II o'clock and the tables will be ar
ranged in the lobby of the hotel. Mrs.
James Dinnie will be in charge and
the assisting ladies will be Mrs. w. II.
Alexander, Mrs. E. j. Dcnsmore and
Mrs. Herman Wolf.
Miss Alice jackson who teaches
school ear Northwood returned to
her school duties after enjoying a
visit with relatives In this city. Miss
Jackson's school No. 2, district 20, re.
Gently held a. very successful basket
social ,atid.tltet p%roceeas amounted to
sac. the: saate sto be used in purchas-
A large, number. Of people attended
the annual hsxaars which waa given
last evening. III tho First Lutheran
church blythe members Of the Dorcas
society. Many pretty articles of fancy
work. aprons, work bags, dolls, etc,
were on display and a neat sum was
realized: Refreshments were served
during the evening.
r. X
h graduate nurses of the Deacon
ess hospital met yesterday afternoon.
IN the parlors of the institution for
the purpose of organizing an alumnae
association. An organisation was
meet tho first Wednesday Of each
month. The election Of officers was
held with the following result:
President-Miss Matilda, Hoff.
Vice Preeident-Miss Efie Krinsle.
Secretary-Miss Nora Anderson.
Ireasurer-Miss Matilda Thompson.
The Y. w. G. A. at the state uni
Serslty Will hold its annual bazaar
saturday, December s, in the Wom-
ems league rooms on the first moor
OF Davis hall. The hours will be from
to 6 o'clock and many attractive
booths have been arranged. Ono OF
especial interest will be the Japanese
Q with two little maids in appro-
pirate costcne. Tho candy booth win
rival n university book store for the
by the Y. W. G. A. sirls. Many pretty
and useful articles. suitable Tor
Christmas gifts. will be found at the
novelty booth. The parcel post booth
will also attract = great deal Of at
tention and another apecial feature
will be the fortune teller. Following
tho basketball game in the, evening.
the young ladies will serve. light re-.
freshments in the league rooms.
Everyone is cordially invited.
There were guests for twenty tables
at the party, which was given last
evening by the Women's leaEue.of the
Catholic church. in the auditorium of
st. Michael's church. The hours were
devoted to playing cards md at the
cIA1A ~ fhA HonnA har1co-o- %,---
were awarded to the holders Of the
high scores. Mrs. Robert Moore re.
ceived first honora for the ladies and
]. D. johnson won the flrst prize for
the gentlemen. The other PRICES we're
awarded to Mrs CAthiren Riley and
NJ. ]. Maddox. who won second
places.
Following tho game and awarding
Of favors, . delicious luncheon was
served at the small tables. Mrs. J.. D.
Adshead wac in charge OF tho party
and the assisting ladies' were Mrs,
Gleary Monley. Mrs. ]. A. Beaupre,
Mrs. j. J. DAILY, Mrs. ]. F. Arth, Mrs.
J. II. Grimm. Mrs. r. ]. O'Ksafs, Mrs.
EFT.
The Royal Neighbors held their an
nual election last evening ahd the fol-
lowing o1ncers were elected:
oraele-Mrs. A. c. WonderNch..
Vice Oracle-Mrs. Elizabeth cling.
man. -
Chaneellor-Mrs. Lllian Rediek.
Rsceiver-Mrs. Laura Young.
'Recorder-Mrs. Esther Seifert,
Marshal-Mrs. Carrie Galbreath.
Inner Sentinel-Mrs. Mary Coulter,
Outer sentinel-MU. Nancy Nc.
Hafie.
Managers-Miss Ethel Hazlett. Miss
Cheryl Clingman, Mrs. Olive Meiby.