Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Davies motored
to Reynolds. this afternoon and Mrs.
Davies will remain over the week end
with her daughter, SNliss Mabel, who
IS teaching near there. Miss Davies
will close her school next week and
come home for the Christmas holi-
days.
This evening society will dance at
the Elk club rooms when the occasion
will be the annual B. p. @. h. "carna-
ton" party. Pink and white carnu-
tions will be distributed at the door
as the guests arrive and the party
promises to be one OF the prettiest for
NAL functions OF the Elk series The
supper will be served in the dining
hall Of the Commercinl clab and the
carnation idea will prednmnate in the
table appointments. The Rorke or
chestra will play and open the dance
at 8 o'clock.
Charming guests who are expected
in the city for the holidays are Mr.
and Mrs Myron. b., Jackson of Will
liston and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nc
Coy Of Bonners3 Ferry, Ida. All are
former Grand Forks residents, Mrs
Jackson nee Clara Wolff, being bride
of last May, while Mrs. Mccoy, nee
tober. and undoubtedly their presence
will be the occasion of much social
entertaining. The McCcys will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. II s.. Sargent, parents
of Mrs. Mccoy and the Jacksons will
be guests of Mrs. Jacksons mother,
Mrs. Herman Wolff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffrey c. LeBeau,
who have been very prominent resi-
dents of Grand Forks for number
of years, will hsleaving the city in
the near future to make their home
probably in Cleveland, Ohio. This
news will he received with much re-
gret as both Mr.:and Mrs. LeBeau
have made a large circle of warm
friends during their residence here,
and will be much missed Business
changes which affect Mr.. LeBeau's in
terests make thesachanse necessary.
They had planned to leave this month
but Mr.. Leseau has not been well and
owing to this fact their going has
been indefinitely dslayed'
A company Of thirty five ladies
gathered this afternoon mt the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Carl Wright on South
Fifth street, to bid farewell to Mrs. r.
e. Starkweather,S who will make her
future home in 7, Kalamazoo, Mich,
leaving the city within few weeks.
The function was an informal recep-
ton given by the Ladies' Aid society
of the Baptist church, of which the
! honor guest has been an active mem-
that society delightful way Of show
ing their appreciation of Mrs. Stark
Weathers work among them.
The Wright home was made invit-
ing with a decoration of greenery and
the guests were received by Mrs. N.
G. Benner and Mrs. @. A Webster A
buffet luncheon was served and the
ladies busted themselves with needle
! work as they visited and chatted.
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The weekly solo class Of the Grand
Forks School. of Music will take place
Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock,
Security building. The following pro-
gram will be given by the Junior de-
partment:
Two Duets ....t.........B Barbour
Ellen Lincoln, Miss Smith.
foiiys Dolly ....:. ......... .Gaynor
Water Nymph ..............Sc .Schytte
Dorothy Webster.
AlieSretto :...: :.......... Beethoven
Katherine Finch.
Two Duets .......... Crosby Adams
Katherine Finch. Mr.. Canter-
bury.
The Picnic Dance ....... sartorio
| Doris Lond.
Spinning Song .Ellmenreich
Church RAE Amelia P Preiuns, o
T Bsry, seymour. /; 'A'n0'
ta) sprinss's Greeting.
(b) salterella.
Beryl Seymour, Mr.. Canterbury.
Tho Dolls Dance WOLF
Helen !. ! Brush. y
The Franklin club meeting last
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Whithed; on Reeves ave-
nue., was exceptionally interesting, the
evenings study covering different
phases Of the European war. Splen-
did papers were read by DR.. o. G. Lib
by and Dr.. r. D. Campbell, the for
mer taking UP the. point of justifica-
tion from the German view and the
latter the same from the point Of the
allies. President +. l.. McVey pre-
! dicted that there would be no new
map map Of Europe after the struggle was
over, that the result would be a draw
and that there would be few If any
boundary changes in the European
countries.
Mrs. r. T. Young had prepared a
list Of the various national war songs
but the pleasure Of hearing them was
denied owing to the fact that the gen.
tlemen selected to sing them were un-
able to be present.
| DR.. and Mrs. r. ID. Campbell were
the assisting entertainers last evening
and during the enjoyable social hour
Mrs. Withheld and Mrs. Campbell
served light refreshments.
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