Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16

three-piece orchestra will furnish the
music and an enjoyable time Is looked
to. The committees in charge
Of the affair follow: Music, Mrs. L.
Gorder. Miss Minnie Bierman, Miss
Emma Anderson; supper. Mrs. P.
Erickson. Mrs. p. Harig, Mrs. ]. Dok.
ken and Mrs. !. Ingerbretson; decor
atoms, Mrs. Chris Engen, Mrs. e. Pet
erson and Miss Elsie Styrlund.
Mrs. Fred Craig of South Fifth
street and little son and daughter, left
yesterday for Brainerd. Mimi, where
they will be guests at the home Of
Mrs. Craig's parents, MI. and Mrs. r.
H. Brady. for a few weeks.
Miss Ruby Bailey entertained the
girls OF The Herald business office at
her home on North First street last
evening. at a 6 o'clock dinner, Cow
ers were laid for eight. The guests
remained for the evening and music
and sewing were the pastimes. Those
present were Misses Margaret Van
Dusen. Mabel Goozee, Elizabeth Sui
ivan. Ida Hanson, Emily Delafield.
Rose Cassidy, Grace Neate ana Violet
Cassidy.
Mrs. Emil Peterson entertained a
company OF 25 ladies yesterday after
noon at her home on DeMers avenue.
The affair was a silver tea for the
Lady Maccabees. The hours were
pleasantly passed in sewing and Wis.
iting and the hostess was assisted in
the serving Of a dainty luncheon by
Mrs. X. NJ. Knutson, Miss Emma An.
derson and Miss Elsie styrlund.
Mrs. louis Hanson Was q charming
hostess yesterday afternoon when she
entertained a small company OF
friends at her home on South Fifth
street In honor Of her guest, Mrs.
Louis johnson of Fraser Falls. British
Columbia. The ladies spent the hours
IN visiting n sewing and the after.
service of a dainty luncheon. Mrs.
Hanson was assisted by Mrs. T. A.
Bydahl. Those present were Mes
danes Oscar Iiystad, William MagilI,
william Burger, Inga Ferrestad, o. A..
Opsahl and Mrs.. T. A. Bydahl.
Miss Agnes Hyde was hostess when
n entertained a company of twelve
young ladies at her home last evening
pleasantly passed in music. games and
IN visiting. A service Of refreshments
brought the evening to a close.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gerber and fam
lily who have resided here for some
time will leave today for Iowa, where
they will make their future home.
The faculty of the high school will
school this evening at the school au-
ditorium. Each class has decorated
q corner Of the building. which will
be used as a meeting place for the
members OF the class. The high
school colors Of red and green will
predominant in tho decorative scheme
OF the room. There will be a pro-
gram OF games and music and q most
enjoyable time is assured to ell the
students. Light refreshments will be
served. Superintendent H. e. Wolfe
and wife and the members of the
board Of education will be the honor
guests Of the affair.
About 200 people attended the en-.
given In the parochial
dies sodality Of Sacred Heart Church
and a substantial sun was added to
the treasury of the society. The spe-
cial feature Of the evening was "Ths
Song" by 4 chorus OF seven
girls, who were sowned in white mid
dy- blouses with red ties and red bows
their hair. The complete program
was as follows:
Piano Solo-Josie Kingman.
Vocal Solo-Miss De Ia Pointe.
Specialists Verda Giles.
Chorus. Canoeing Song''-Misses
Valera Sherlock, Alberto Enrtght,
Mccoy, Florence MCGOWAN,
Marie Boese. Amelia Crystal and Ma
puet-Misses Do La Po,nte.
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Ice cream and cake were Served
after tho program by the COMMITTEE
In charge Of the party, consisting OF
Misses Hazel Sherlock, Alice Kolars
Minnie Stetnbar, Alice Lstcn and
Kelly. The girls Of the