Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-25

Mr.. n MRS. Tracy Bangs Of South
Fourth street are entertaining as
their guests during the Thanksgiving
holiday, Miss Gretchen Oeschger OF
Mr.. and MrasJ. II. Carley Of Reeves
avenue will entertain as their guests
over Thanksgiving Mrs. w. A. Mccain
and three CHILDREN of Hillsboro.
Mrs. Abner veitch of willis,cn is
spending the week in the city, visiting
friends and relatives. While here they
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Feitch of Cottonwood street
and Mr. and Mrs. George Veitch of
Belmont avenue.
MI. and Mrs. II. Rasmussen Of
Reeves venue will entertain at a
family dinner party Thanksgiving
day at their home on Reeves avenue.
Miss Jean Dreeland. little daughter
of MI. and Mrs. q. D%reeland Of Uni
versity venue who recently under
an operation at the Deaconess
hospital, is recovering nicely and will
be removed to her home today,
Mr.. and Mrs. wil.iam v. o,connor
and children will leave today for
Thompson. where they will spend
Thanksgiving at the Cunningham,
farm. .y
MIR. and Mrs. II. Alden Enyeart of
Walnut street will extend Thanksgiv-
ing hospitality to Misses Josephine
Brown. EdithfLehr. Myrtle Ellenson,
Esther Johnson. Elizabeth johnson,
Messrs. Paolo Contc and G. L. King.
The meeting of the r. A.. NJ. club.
which was: scheduled to meet at the y.
w. G.. A. this evening. has been post.
poned until next Wednesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Gillette Of Uni
versity avenue will entertain ais their
guests at Thanksgiving dinner to-
morrow Prof. and Mrs. George r.
Davies and daughter. Miss Winifred,
Miss Marion. Peakc. Dean Brooks,
Prof. G. Hult and sveinbiorn johnson.
The Elk's informal dancing party
which will be- given Friday evening
in their hall will he one of the most
enjoyable social events. of the week.
a large number Of invitations have
been issued and the committee is
planning to make this affair one long
to be remembered. a splendid pro-
gram of popular music will be rem
dered by Rorke's five piece orchestra
and dancing will begin at . and con
tinue until IL O'clock. The Elks thus
far have proven themselves royal en-
tertainers. and the party this week
privileged to attend are looking for
ward to the event with plcasurable an
ticipation.
Among the social events scheduled
for this week will no the dancing par
ty to be given Friday evening by
the U. G. T. The dining room of the
gathering and the affair will be infor-
NAL. Dancing will be enjoyed from Q
to IL o'clock and Il splendid program
of popular music will be rendered by
Halls orchestra. The committee r.
comprised Of Messrs. NJ. NJ. Merrill,
J.. ]. DAILY and Charles Reicheldorfer.
The party will be one Of the most en-
joyable ever given by the members of
the council and tho proceeds will be
use for charitable purposes.
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Misses Cassie, Elizabeth and Anna
Cumming gave q very pretty party
yesterday afternoon. at the home of
James Cumming OF Mallory, when
they entertained a company Of young
ladies, in honor of Miss Nettie Han
nah, a bride OF this week. The after
noon was devoted to sewing and visit
ing. and at 6 O'Clock Il delicious four
course dinner was served. The table
appointments We're in red and green
and a basket Of 5rarnations and ferns
made an attractke senterpiece for the
with parcels" CONTAINING many pretty
and useful gifts for the bridal chest.
Those present were Misses Nettie
Hannah. Ada Olson. Maude Miller
Tena Hokton, Margaret Hannah, Mar.
garet Stewart. Bessie Balm, Mollie Fer
guson. Pearl Hannah, Mrs. w. j. Rob.
erts. Mrs. Robert Stewart. Mrs. Frank
Varsnick.