Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-16


The Women's Catholic Order Of
Foresters will hold an important bust.
ness meeting Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock In the knights of Columbus
hall. All members are urged to be-
present.
The women's league at the uni
versity will give It's regular tea Tues
day afternoon from to 8 o'clock In
the league rooms In Davis hall. Miss
Ethel Poupore Of Chicago will be the
speaker and tea will be served. All
women of the university are invited.
The twilight concert which was sched-
uled for tomorrow has been postponed
until Tuesday. November 2l.
Minneapolis Journal: There will be
an an informal tea at the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority house, 314 Tenth ave-
nue. southeast, Wednesday from 3 to
6 o'clock. Miss Maud Needham, the
chaperon at the house, viii he the
guest of honor, and active and alum
nae members as well as mothers OF
active members have been invited to
meet her. The tea will be preceded
by Q. short business meeting of the
aiumnae TO discuss plans for the
Christmas bazaar, December / and s.
at the Leamington.
Miss Ella Flynn. and Miss Martha
Barnes were hostesses last evening
when they entertained at 4 supper
party at the home of Miss Flynn on
South Fourth street in honor Of Miss
Anne Poupore. = bride of this week.
A. daintily appointed supper was serv-
ed at 6 o'clock and covers were laid
for, the bride-elect and the members
of the Alpha Phi sorority. Miss Pou-
pore was presented with a corsage
bouquet. The guests remained for
the evening and music and visiting
were the psstimesi 2 y y,
I Fargo Forum: Another Of the large
social affairs of the present week was
enjoyed this afternoon when Miss
Florence Turner Of 886 Eighth avenue
south was hostess at her home to
eighty-f1ve young ladies and matron,
at reception and musicale compli-
mentary to Miss Alice Lewis and Miss
Lucille Bristol, who are soon to be
married, the former to James Ches-
ley Beale of Franklin, Va, on Decem-
ber 10. and the latter to William Ma
gill Of this city, on November 81, Miss
Lewis and Miss Bristol received with
Miss Turner.
A most enjoyable program was CIV
en-, consisting of a lengthy and very
entertaining reading by Mrs. Lillian
Farnsworth Hubbell, who gave q de-
llghtful delineation of the popular
| characters In the book, Caleb West,
| written by John Hopkinson Smith.
and vocal numbers by Mrs. Cora Han
son Olson, who in her charming man
ner sang The Swallows, and Titania,
from the opera Mignon. Miss Turner
| was her accompanist.
| Yellow chrysanthemums adorned
the rooms, and the lavender color tone
was effectively used in the dainty re-
freshments which were served later
The hostess was assisted in various
ways during the afternoon by Mrs
Robert Merrill, and Misses Stella ST.
monson. Katherine Wheelock, Louise
Rusch and Luella Dawson.
Miss Louise Hame of Hastings,
Neb., was an out of town guest.
Minot Optic Reporter: Accompany
ing the little fiurries of yesterday
afternoon, there came heavy show
era shower of silverware, mingled
with many congratulations and good
wishes for Miss Alma Johnson, one Of
Minot's most popular young ladies,
whose wedding has been set for
Thanksgiving day. Mrs. F.. d. Norton
and Mrs. James Longevan were the
hostesses of the pleasant affair, which
took place at the Longevan home on
Central avenue, and by their hospi-
| talty, they Afforded unbounded
pleasure to the large number of ladies
who responded to the invitation. The
pretty rooms Of the home were most
artistic in their decorations Of ribbon
streamers In red and green, twined
from the corners of the rooms to the
chandeliers, and large bouquets of, red
carnations also lent color and frag-
rance. Needlework occupied the early
| afternoon hours, and at five o'clock
most delicious luncheon was served
during which those present were ia
vored with two vocal selections, Bowl
Of Roses" by Miss Edith johnson and
Little Pink Rose" by Miss Lulu
Smallwood, both of which were rem
dered In most pleasing manner. The
last course of the luncheon was served
by Master Clifford Longevan, who in
his wtnsome manner presented the
guest Of honor with several daintily
wrapped packages which upon inves-
tigation were foound to be set of sill
verware and lovely server, which the
ladies had selected. In a graceful
manner Miss johnson spoke Of her ap-
probation of these beautiful gifts, and
Of the valuable place they should have
In her future home. Showers Of good
wishes were extended to Miss johnson
as the guests departed for their homes
after an extremely pleasant after
| noon.