Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-12-04

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Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Muir of Gilby, who
has been seriously iii at the Deaconess
hospital for several days, is improving
slowly. Mr.. and Mrs. Muir are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Reiton. 400 North Third street.
Miss Ernestine Jacob has issued
invitations .forSa bridge party to be
given at her home. 1877 Reeves ave-
nue., Tuesday eVening. complimentary
to Miss Elsie VOLTS guest, Miss Dom
!. Barnes and her daughter, Miss
Martha. sol South Sixth street. will
entertain at a bridge for Miss Lycan
on Wednesday afternoon. Guests for
two tables have been bidden. On
Monday afternoon, Mrs Herman and
daughter. Miss Elsie of the Belmont
apartments, will give bridge party,
MONDAY afternoon, complimentary to
Miss Lycan.
A regular meeting and election OF
officers Of Acacia chapter, No. II,
Order Of Eastern Star will be held at
. o'clock, Tuesday evening, December
In the Masonic temple.
Misses 'Erva Douglas, Ellen Harsh
man and Amelia Brately Of Gilby
reached the city on the Northern Pa
cihc today noon and will spend the
DAY here shopping and visiting. Mr..
and Mrs. G. F.. Reiton also came from
Giloy today noon and will spend the
week end here with Mrs Reiton's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Weller, In
ternational avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Anderson, 317
Plum avenue. have as their guests for
the weekend, their daughter, hrs.
Fred Fingarson and daughter FGrne,
OF Cummings and Mrs. J. Kern of
Portland. N. D.
Miss Emma Buck of Marvel, who
mas been the guest of her cousin. Miss
Lucy Beatt, SIG Cherry street, for
the week. will leave for home on
Monday morning.
Mrs. George Dean and children of
Emerado, who have been guests of
her parents; Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gritz-
macher. 212 Chestnut street, returned
nome today. Other Emerado visitors
IN the city yesterday were Mrs. George
Schmidt and Miss Lee Hood.
A ceremonial meeting of the Camp
Fire Girls Of the Great Blue Wigwam
was held at the home of Mrs. Harry
futile, 705 Chestnut street, last even
ing. Four new members were taken
IN and 20 girls were present.
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The new members of the Beta Gam
ma Psi sorority of the university en-
tertained the active members yester-
day afternoon at Larimore hall. Sew
ing and visiting were the pleasures of
the afternoon and Miss lisa abelle Hayes
was an invited guest. White carna-
tons were used as the table decora-
ton and the room was lighted with
candles during the serving of the
The w. r. c. met this afternoon in
the Odd Fellows hall for its regular
session. Delegates to the state con-
Vention at Devils Lake in May will be
made at this meeting. A social hour
VIII be enjoyed after the business is
Robert Benner entertained the
members Of the high school football
team at 6 O'Clock dinner last even
ing at his home, 921 Belmont avenue.
Red roses were used as the CENTER
piece for the table and Misses Mar
garet Benner, Glenna Garvin and
Maud Griffith assisted in serving. The
guests remained for the evening and
dancing was the pleasure. Light re-
1reshments were served during the
evening.
The men members of the Epworth
league of the, First Methodist church
entertained the young ladies of the
society In. the church parlors last
evening; The hours were from until
II and light refEEtshments were served.
of Crookston and Mrs r. E. Nc
Loughlin and daughter, vivian. of
Everett, WASH, are tests at the home
of their parents, nd Mrs. p. r.
McLoughiin 1912 srsity avenue.
Mrs. Mclaughlin d daughter will
remain here for d months visit and
Mrs. Kroll and son will leave in two
weeks for Red Lake Falls, Mimi.
where they will make their new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hutcliffe of
Larimore were visitors in the city
yesterday. enroute to their home from
Crookston. :.
Mrs. j. r. Baker and Mrs. Ida Can
ton were winners of the high score
300" club at the home Of Mrs, J.
McHaftie, 112 North Sixth street. Mrs
NJ. w. Day was given guest prize.
The club will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Calvin Reed of the Cot
zian block next Friday.
Mrs. Edward O'Brien Of Portland.
Ore, who has been a guest at the
John Harvey home, SIG Alpha avenue
for several weeks, went to ManveI
yesterday morning to visit with rela-
tives for few days.
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st. Paul's Guild will hold their an
nual sale in the parish hall Wednes-
day, December 8. There will be on
display embroidered linens fancy
work, aprons fancy and plain, Jap
anese articles, cream whippers, home
cooking. The ladies will also serve
light refreshments during the after
noon.-Adv.
THE OTHER JOSHUA.