Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-20
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY


Visitors at Edwards Home.
Mrs. H: j. Edwards and three chill
dren Of Grafton are visiting this week
at the home of. W.. ]. Edwards, the
architect, in Riverside Park.
Organizing Lodge.
Mrs. Catherine Riley Of this city
Is organizing a woman's Catholic Or
trying success in the undertaking.
Go to Maple Lake.
Mrs. Iva Lodmell and daughter,
Hazel, and Miss Annie Schlosser went
to Maple Lake last evening and will
be guests at the Melby cottage.
Mrs. II. NJ; Carothers Entertains.
Mrs. r. M. Carothers gave a porch
party yesterday afternoon for a few
neiEhbors and friends, and her sister,
Mrs. F. r. Fulton Of Evanston, ILL.,.
was h guest Of honor. The party
was delightfully."- informal and Mrs.
carothers served light refreshments.
Mrs. Hunt Visiting Son.
Mrs. ,E. H. Hunt and daughter Ra-
chel left yesterday noon for Valley
City. They will be the guests of DR..
Charles Hunt for a few days. and from
that place auto to jamestown and
Buchanan. They will return when
school opens in September.
w. g. T. Z. to Meet.
The w. c. T. u. will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. A. L. Woods
in the Belmont flats. superintendent
of departments are urgently request
ed to have their reports for the year
ready as the books must be closed
before the state convention. All mem
bers of the union and friends are cor
daily invited to be present.
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Lawn Social Huge Success.
Inc lawn social given. by the young
ladies of the sodality club Of ST.
:MichaeIs church last evening was a
brilliant success, socially and fnan-
cially. The social was given on the
spacious lawn Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Norman of Reeves avenue and the
tables We're set with dainty linen and
pretty bowls Of fragrant sweet peas.
Japanese lanterns were used for
lighting effects and were decidedly at
tractive. A large crowd was present
and the young ladies are highly graft
tied at the attendance inc the hand
some sum netted for the society.
Mrs Hatcher and Mrs. Bixler Hos
Mrs. J. S. Hatcher and Mrs. E. r.
Rixler entertained a few friends in
formally yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Hatcher. Miss Ann
Steele of Minneapolis, who is the guest
of Mrs. Harry Gravere. and Miss An
guest of her sister. Mrs. Will PIANO.
vitz. were h out-of-town guests. Auc-
ton bridge was played and dainty
favors went to Mrs. Fred L. Goodman
and Mrs. F. e. Henwood.
A ~profusion of garden flowers adj
ded their beauty and fragrance to the
coy rooms. Refreshments were serv-
ed n the Misses Ida Plummer and
Helen Hayes assisted.
Mrs. Walker Hostess.
Mrs. L.. r. Walker of International
avenue entertained informally yester-
day afternoon in honor Of her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Scldmore of Park
River. The entertainment consisted
In a guessing contest and the guessing
was merry spirited Inc the hon
ors went to Mrs. Libby. Light re-
freshments were served and Mrs.
Walker was assisted by Mrs. c.. d.
Boyer. The decorations were red
sweet peas and red carnations with
green ferns. The guests were Mrs.
H. A. Libby. Mrs. Clarence NJ. scid-
Lake, Mrs. Arthur Beaupre. Mrs. n.
sehneewise. Mrs. c. DeForest Boyer,
Mrs. D.. Campbell. Mrs. l.. Buttery.
Mrs. A. Sandal, Mrs. a. S. Balkin,
Mrs. F. Jones. Mrs. O. Thompson,
Miss Jessie Cannon and Miss Vida
Walker.
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The military style was the predom-
mating feature of the s~emi-annual
style show staged in Medinah Temple
last night under the auspices of the
Chicago Garment Manufacturers as
ISOLATION.
Basque dresses. flowing capes,
roon'y' coats and janrtv hats. with lit
tic trimming, exhibited on living mod
els. demonstrated the military inu-
erce in the designs for the coming
fall and winter.
American women viii lbe able to
dress correctly this fall and at the
same time by some little touch in
their costume express their favorttism
for any of the European nations now
at war. |
There will be suits typical of Ger
many, with a strong military touch.
There will be costumes modelled after
the uniform of the French soldiers.
BY adding a few touches Of fur on
the costume and hat Russia. can be
exemplifed in women's dress.
Silk will be used more than ever
before in winter costumes, according
to the advance models. Velvets will
also be used extensively. Models
shown indicate hat darker colors,
numerous variations of blue for ex-
ample. will be predominant.
Last nights style show. in which
over ESQ different models were shown,
is declared to be the greatest style
show ever held in the world. Every
model was an American creation, de-
signed and manufactured in Chicago.
Ninety per cent of the goods used in
making the costumes was manufac-
tured IN the United States.
Brown-Schutz Wedding.
A very pretty wedding took place in
Loods, North Dakota, August 11th.
when Miss Myrtle E. L. Brown,
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. William
Brown, was united in marriage to
Walter n. Schultz, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. Schultz, of Leroy, Mimi. The
Rev. William Brown offlciated, in the
Methodist church. Of which he is pas
tor. The bride was gowned In white !
willow crepe de chine and carried a
shower bouquet of white sweet peas
and white roses. She wore a long
white wedding veil of flmy lace. The |
bridesmaid was Miss Edna Mae Mac
Lachlen Of Braddock, N. D., and she
was daintily gowned in yellow crepe
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