Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-31

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The ball room was made attractive
in. the colors of the class of 1916,
green and gold. The electric lamps
were shaded and the pillars twined
with paper ribbons of the two colors.
The happiness Of holiday time was in
the atmosphere and the pleasure Of
the dance was enjoyed until l 1 o'clock.
The following young people made
up the company:
| Misses Maud Grifi1th, Adeline Heaz-
litt. Glenna Garvin. Ruth jacob.
Helen Routzahan. Pearl Reading,
Ann Briggs. Hazel Dinnie. Dorothy
Wells. Marie O'Gorman. Cora Web
ster, Huldah Ellestad. Estella Deich-
ert. Frances Pierce, Frances Coulter,
Ann Mcmahon, Elizabe Kelly, Pearl
Cranley Of Cavalier. Marie Sutly of
Cavalier. Veronica trGorman, Thelma
Thorson. Ruth Templeton. Florence
Reid. Lillian Wolff, Eta Bell Knowles.
Dorothy Wright. Grace Asbury, Helen
Terry. Pearl st. Lawrence, Aleda
Melby: Rose Fischer. Pauline Lazier.
Lillian valelly. Mabel Westacott. Eva
Fairchild. Louise Whitbeck. Muriel
O'keefe. Mae Thompson, Evelyn
Maher. Bratrude OF Reynolds, and
Florence Spriggs.
Messrs. Harold Barnes. Lawrence
| norman. LLOYD Adair. &. RhcinhOld
Jacob. Roy Carter. Earl Nordiund.
Dryden, Charles Dryden. Arthur Ford,
Chester Cole, Willis Pierce. William
Henry. Eugene Eandenyne, Fred Ly-
sing, Kenneth jackson, Calvin Jack
son. Edward Dow. John Kelly. Carl
Robinson, Keith Bacon. Paul Waller,
Charles O'Gorman, Louis Schwam,
Harold Nomland, Kenneth Graves,
Fritz Wolff. William Johnson, Merrill
Finch. Alton Gilby. Willmar Elton,
Nernie Thompson. Fred Locklin, Orin
Cushman. Frank Duggan. Fl. v. Kelly,
B. F. Sherman. Fred Bulge. George
Perrott, Roy SpriEgs, Vivian O'Con-
nell, Roger Carroll. Don Payne, Ardis
Stinson. Ralph Grumiller. Agnar Wig
ness. Don Goodman and Kenneth
Wells
MIR. and MRS Peter Beatt of 51s
Cherry street have announced the en-
gagement of their eldest daughter,
Eva Belle. to Mr.. Elmer William Um-
lauf. Miss Beatt is a Grand Forks
girls, having been born here and at
tended school in this city and is at
present the very efficient assistant in
the Thomas Porte optical establish
ment. Mr. Umlauf was formerly u
resident of Ashland, Penn, but for the
last four years has been connected
with the Red River Power company Of
this city.
The wedding will take place some
time in January and the young
couple will make their home in this
city.
Master Richard Sterrett. son Of MIR.
and Mrs. r. 8. Sterrett, former well
known residents Of this city, was a
visitor between. trains yesterday on
his way to spend the New Year with
his aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lee of Emerado. Mr.. Sterrett
will be remembered as the former
manager of the Ontario shoe depart
ment. and he and Mrs. Sterrett left
the city some years ago to make their
many Grand Forks friends are glad to
know that they are pleasantly located
and were pleased to have Master
Richard for visitor.
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The Masons will dance this evening
Year. and the party will be just for
members of this, order and their fami-
lies. The partS will he given in the
Masonic ball rooms in the First Ma
tional bank building and the commit
tee in charge is doing Il little extra in
order to give the party holiday dig
nifty. The hours Of the dance will be
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splendid lunch will be served. Ex-
cellent music will be furnished by the
Finley four-piece orchestra and a
jolly good time is assured all.
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| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Dinnic gave
an informal dinner al o'clock last
evening at their home in the Dinnie
apartments on Chestnut street in
compliment to Mr.. I'innie's sister and
her husband. MIR. and Mrs s. D. Nc
Kinnon Of Miles City. Mont. A de-
licous and perfectly appointed repast
was served and covers were laid for
| Just the family members, including
! Mrs. John Dinnie and daughters.
Vice and Hazel. and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ryan and two children, Lou
Use and Charles, Jr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Robertson en-
tertained small company Of friends
at dinner last evening at their Seventh
street home. The pleasure was a de-
'icious roast goose feast and the bid
den guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
McIira!th. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Monley
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Paulson.
Mrs. Robertson served at 6 O'clock.
Mrs. l.. d. Crawford + and daughter,
Miss May Crawford, who have been
holiday guests at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thalle. 1876 North Fifth street,
returned to their home in Caledonia
yesterday morning. Miss Crawford,
who is one of Caledonia's efficient
teachers. will resume her school work
on her return.
Mrs. Frank Anderson Of 7O1 Walnut
street was hostess last evening when
she entertained for out Of town guests
of Mrs. George Nelson. Covers were
laid for Mrs. William Alderman, her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Miller and two
children, Fern and Ray. and Earl
Ackerman of Wilke, Sask.. and for
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and two
children, Irma and Roland.
| Miss Gertrude Lankin who. for the
past two years has been teaching
school in Grafton and who has been
visiting In Grand Forks for the hol.
day season. will return to resume her
school duties on Sunday night.
MIR. and Mrs. W. .. Fee. who have
been enjoying the holidays here as
guests Of Mrs. Fees mother, Mrs. John
terday. to return to their home in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. o. H. Phillips and two dauEh-
ters. Misses Helen and Marjory of Lar
imore came in yesterday and will be
guests Of Mrs. +. w. Tibbals Of the
Neils block for the New Year.
| Miss Louise Philion will leave on
Friday morning for Red Lake Falh
to spend the New Years with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. l. Philion.'
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