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

Mrs. A. w. Dennis and little daugh-
ter Miss Ruth of Cavalier are guests
for a few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Davies on Walnut
street.
Miss Ida Hanson entertained the
girls of the Herald business office at
her home on Cherry street. Sewing
and visiting Were the pastime and a
delicious luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Mrs. George II. Robbins, n little
daughter. Miss Jean, have returned
from Orr. where she visited for a
week at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Byington. En- route HON she
spent a day with friends in Larimore.
The Bows Mission Band Of the First
Baptist church held an interesting
meeting this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. y. r. Lincoln on Walnut
street. Plans were la for giving
another program soon. Following the
business meeting q social session was
enjoyed and light refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Frank j Hurard gave a very
pretty p"rt" ut he" homo in honor of
Misses Marie end Jennie Greegoire,
brides of This lncN.h. The looms were
. Iittit :liLIHEllNR With !: COlCt ScIlelut
of red II v"ite. henrtc we're every
where n Evidence. Games and music
We're tho pastimea and n delicious
luncheon WIS served. BEFORE depart
inc the arides-clect we're showered
with r'rnc"ous prcttE riffs for use in
their new horncs Mrs. Fuard was as
sisted irv Mrs Oliv;ne Collett..
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A number Of pretty %parties have
been MANNED for Miss Sargent and
Harold Mccoy, whose marriage will
be a fashionable society event Of next
week. Miss Sargent will entertain the
members of the bridal party infor-
mally at supper Sunday evening at
her home on Reeves n
Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs will give a
l stag dinner Monday evening at her
d home on South Fourth street, COM
h plirentarv to Mr.. Mccoy.
\ the Mrs; m b; II. Of h the bridal WIal r nartr IN
n dinner TuesdeE evening at the Hotel
"A Dacotah.
~ Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Buckingham,
N Mrs, NJ. a. Hawkins, Mrs. John NJ.
Hancock. Misses Jane and Grace
buckingham. Messrs Arnold. Frank,
George and Ray Buckingham. made
n UP q merry party, who autoed to For
l est River to attend the harvest home
supper, which was given by the ladies
Moi the Presbyterian church. The par
ssaEty returned h same evening and re
aAn Forest River they were entertained
ss1at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Poole.
Ill The following music will be render
N ed at the Scandinavian Baptist
VI church on Sunday:
" Hymn-Holy. holy, Hold, Lord Gou
III Almighty 800. . . Dykes
III Choir.
n Duet-Lead Thou Me...... Miles-Bell
n Mrs. Bergstrom and Miss Esther
n LeMetre.
u Hymn-Love Divine All Love
= Excelling zundel
( Choir.
Evening.
Hymn-Casting All Your Care
| Upon Him .......... McGranahan
,.... Choir.
Vocal solo-Follow Me. Morris
Miss Esther LaMetre.
Hymn-The Rock Of My Refuge.
Samkey
Choir.
\ ~. Y X \:
The following program of music
has been arranged by Director H.
Alden Enyeart, for the services at the
First Methodist church on Sunday:
Prelude-Adagio ......Reheinberger
Mrs. L. c.. Harrington.
Anthem-"O Pray for the Peace of
Jerusalem" ...... Knox
Choir.
Otertory-Bereceuse ....... GODDARD
]. A. Buchholz.
Postlude-March in E. fat minor.
Mrs. Harrington.
Evening.
Prelude-Finale Movement. .......
Mrs. Harrington.
Anthem-Sing Praises Unto the
Lord Cruickshank
Choir.
Postlude-Concert Piece.
Horatio Parker
Mrs Harrin1f