Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-29
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

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Over ninety couples thronged the
ball room Of the knights Of Columbus
club rooms last evening for the an
nual Christmas party and the event
proved one Of the happiest of the holi-
day season. Splendid music was one
Of the ENJOYABLE features and at mid
night delicious supper was served
in the club dining room.
The company of guests who shared
the evenings pleasure were Messrs.
and Mesdames H. J. Monley. ]. T..
Leonard. ]. J. Cain of Fargo. Steven
Lush, r. E. Robertson. w. B. CAL
braith, j. ]. Robson, G. A. Noonan.
Charles Kane Of Minot. E. g. LES
perance, Fred Werstlein, e. McElroy.
G. f. Thacker, G. P. Trepanier. G. J.
Murphy, ]. Mahowald and Axel Lar
son misses Gladys Dunlap, Grace
Kolars. Ruth Snyder. Hazel and Laura
Cassidy. Margaret Murphy, Viola
Bates, Marie Beaupre, Agnes Nolan,
Eva Poupore, Ella Thompson, Louise
Duggan, Anastasia White, Florence
Kelly, May Thompson, Mabel Gies,
Grace Carroll. Irene Snyder. Rose
Carroll. Ruth Bennett Pearl Cranley,
Genevieve O'Keefe, Gladys Mayer. Ev-
cline Mayer. Lillian ST. Lawrence.
May schrapes, Nellie McMullen. Err
nestine Jacob, Ann Briggs, Grace
Rorke, Marie Dunlevy, Irene Kenney,
Agnes Roger, Hazel Sherlock, Dor
othea Hines. Bella Fitzgerald, Sadie
Tierney, Nellie Logan OF Fisher, Flor
ence Collins. Frances Collins, Grace
O'Gorman. Hazel Fink. Bella Ryan.
Dora Grausman. Gertrude Tierney.
Kittie Carroll. Lillian Ryan. Mary Ry-
an, Evelyn Lysle, Airline Zeiele. Louise
Philion. Lucille Hale, Inez Ryan, Prud-
homme and Lou Hall: Messrs. Leo
KERN, Lawrence Bach, j. s. Hoffman
Of Brocket, John Harvey, George
Kelly. Leo Henry, Ernest Butler. r. !.
Summerville. Frank Rorke, Clifford
Hall. Herman Wolff, John Ryan, J. E.
Tuttle, Richard Brennett, Ralph Cru
miller, A. I. Hamel, Thomas Gray.
Victor Giles. ]. ]. Mulready, r. D.
Boyd. j. E. Londen. Charles O'Keefe,
Stanley Caldwell, F. F. Fischer. Geo.
Borho, Charles Kerney j. T..
Schrapps, Roger Crroll, ]. E. Kelly,
R. W.. Russell, Mack Traynor, Leo
Dunlevy. M. w. Murray, Howard Met
calf, George Saumur, H. Royer, En-
nest Mcmahon, P. K. Bonebrake,
Ralph Lynch, Frank Treacy, J. A.
Bonnet. Leonard Bennett, e. A. Hile-
man of Minot, George Tierney, Ernest
Rorke. James Bulge, John Hogan,
Harry Butler, Charles Porter, w. ].
Pierce. r. Stawbrook of Crookston, L.
H. Dooley, George Carroll, F. r, Hoff-
mer. M. M. O'Connor. Edward Ryan,
J. j. Simmer. Sherman Lowe, Charles
Dryden, George Ludvigson, Frank
Mayer, Earl Cassidy, ]. w. Schmidt.
W. E. Maunsell, Henry Kennedy, J. ].
kenney. G. LaCerviX Of St. Paul, J.
Poupore, Dr. La Rose of Minot. W. G.
Corcoran, Don Payne and r. ". Kel-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bennett of Wal.
nut street are enjoying pleasant vis-
1t from Mrs Alma Kennedy Of Water
vile. Wash. who stopped here while
en- route to Mitchell, S. D.. where she
will visit her mother, Mrs Joseph
Mueller. Mrs. Kennedy also expects
to spend q few days in Minneapolis
with friends before reaching Mitchell
Other holiday guests at the Bennett
home have been Miss Ruth Sheldon,
who returned to her home in Devils
Lake this afternoon after spending
Christmas with Miss Thelma Bonnet
and e. A. Hileman. who returned to
his home In Minot this morning after
attending the Knights Of Columbus in
itiation.
Milton Anderson, son of Dr. r. J.
Anderson of North Fourth street.
celebrated his eighth birthday yester-
day. the occasion taking the form Of
a theater party followed by a delicious
birthday supper at his home. Master
Milton invited eight boy friends to be
his guests and Miss Edna Earle chap
eroned the party to the matinee. Aft.
er the program they returned to the
Anderson home where Mrs. Anderson
had delicious spread in readiness
and there We're covers for the little
host and Warren Smith, Edward
Sheehy, Glen Secord, James Lynch,
Virgil Secord. Harry Rayshaw, Joseph
Miller and Lee Raymond.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. C. A.
Thompson, University Place. The
following program has been arranged:
Devotionals-Led by Mrs. L. p.
Robertson.
Two Talks-Mrs. w. G.. Bek and
Mrs. X. r. Stolz.
Current Events from the Field
Mrs. G. H. Quigley.
Solo--Mrs. w. e. Fuller.
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The teachers of the Sunday school
of st. Michaers pro-cathedral gave a
Christmas tree party for the children
in the cathedral auditorium last ev-
ening and company of $50 youths
made merry with Old Santa for an
hour and half. The tree was brilliant
with electric bulbs and Christmas
decorations and each child was given
a well filled sack Of candy and a nice
red apple.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Larson gave a pret-
tily appointed evening dinner at their
South Fourth street home for a small
company of their close friends and
whist was the evening diversion pro-
vided. Mrs Larson had her home
decorated in the colors Of the Christ
mas season and covers were laid for
eight guests.
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Mrs. J. W. Fulton and her son,
Master Holmes. left this morning for
their home. at Minot after ENJOYING a
delightful Christmas visit here as
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D.