Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-11-19
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

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Mrs. Thomas Nisbet, 603 Cotton
, wood street. and Mrs d. B. Ferguson
| of Mallory, Minn., will leave this eve
| ming for Rushford, Mtnn.,. where they
| will be guests of Mrs. Nisbet's sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson, until after
Thanksgiving.
Mrs J. A. Bertram and daughter,
Roberta, 405 North Sixth street, will
return tomorrow evening from Crook
ston, where they have spent the past
few days as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
c. Bickhart.
Mrs. A. c. Gordon, 728 North Fifth
street, will entertain the ladies of Dis
| trict No. / of the First Ladies Aid So
work for the bazaar is to be finished
at this meeting.
Miss Margaret Scarlet of Interna-
tional Falls, Mimi, who has been a
guest of Mrs. w. r. Jack, 224 North
Fourth street, has returned to her
home. Miss Scarlet and Mrs. j. d.
Sheppard of Minneapolis, who is also
guest at the Jack home, were honor
guests at dinner given yesterday by
Mrs. Walter Berry, 319 Third avenue.
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The beginners class of the First
Methodist Sunday school will enter
tain the cradle roll babies and their
mothers in the church parlors on Sat-
urday afternoon.
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The Business Girls club Of the Y.
w. c.. A. will have charge of the Sum-
day vesper service. Miss Ethel Hal
crow will give Thanksgiving read,
musical numbers.
Miss Dorothy Hetherington, former
ly Of Grand Forks, was married yes
terday afternoon to Raymond Wesley
Duff of Minneapolis. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. c. H. Ruth, in
Minneapolis Only the family men,
bers were present.
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Mrs. c. E. Garvin, S75 Belmont
avenue, left yesterday for Minneapolis
where she will spend a few days as
the guest of Mrs. E. M. Merrill.
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Miss Ella Davidson of Fisher, Minn.,
is spending the week end in the city
visiting relatives.
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The H. I. c. club was entertained
last evening by Miss Agnes Shot, The
guests attended the Metropolitan the
ater and then went to Miss Shors
home; $40 Cottonwood street, where
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Matson Of
Northfield, Minn., who have been the
guests of Mrs. Matson's brother and
,se,<1 ~ 1ax NJ, hfvc
dyke, S16 North Sixth street, left to-
day noon for Minneapolis, where they
will visit their daughter, Mrs. Carl
Goodwin, for q few days, before go
ing to Northfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
son are returning from an extended
trip to the coast.
The drill, team Of the Yeoman lodge
entertained this afternoon in the Odd
Fellows hall, complimentary to Miss
Lillian Stearns, who will be a Thanks
giving Day bride. Cards, needlework
and visiting were the pleasures of the
afternoon and refreshments were
served.
The Parent-Teachers' association of
the high school had their regular
assembly room last evening. The
high school girls glee club sang sew
| eral selections. David Leipsic gave
Foley's "A Letter Home" The topic.
How Moving Pictures Are Made Use
of in the Schools was the topic of the
! evening. The church side Of the ques-
| ton was discussed by Rev r.. G..
! ing Picture to the School" was dis
cussed by Prof. w. c. Stebbins.
The Alph. Phi : sorority + will, hold
a fair at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. NJ g.. Oh
SON, 101 Reeves avenue Miss Mil
dred Mcintosh is in charge. y
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Misses Anastasia and Margaret
| White, All Franklin avenue, who are
attending st. GATHERINGS college in St.
Paul, will not come home for their
| Thanksgiving holiday, but will spend
| the time with their cousins, Mrs. De-
| los Dodds and Mrs. T. o. Oiens in
Minneapolis.
Miss Irene Cross Of the Spriggs
block has returned from st. Thomas,
where she met her music classes.
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The sophomore class Of the univer-
sity will give a dancing party in the
morrow evening. The affair will be
informal and the hours will be from
1880 until II.
Mrs. L. A. Chance, 1924 Vernon ave.
nue. entertained at dinner yesterday
complimentary to Miss Bernice Coop
er, who will leave on Monday fol
returning to her home at Grinnell
Iowa.
The local lodge of the B. P. o. e
gave their annual Little German in
the club rooms on North Fourth
street last evening. The hours were
from until 2, and the German SUP.
per" was served in the assembly room
of the Commercial club from 1880
until 1880. Several special dances
were given by Miss Geraldine Jacob
and Arthur Snyder during the even.
ing: A good time was enjoyed by ali
and those present were Mesers. and
Mesdames g. B. Finch, Chas. King
Casper Olson, A. S. McCracken, w. e
Dietz. Carl vuckel, Ed Prentice, w
H. Alexander, F. B. Feetham, e. F
Sinclair, Thomas Collins, Rand Smith
George Colborn, DR.. Colborn, T. P
O'Connell. William Whitman. j. r
Carley. M. &. Olson, James Dinnie
Ream Baker, William Abrahamson
Pred Parsons, Charles Ryan. J; w
L. Feinstein. Cleary Monley, ]. D
Bacon. Lee Norman, Earl Lynch, F
NJ. Smith, Frank Robertson, H. 8
Ross. E. G. Anthony, Hershell Hunter
William Morrow, A.. :,Lein, Georg,
Beecham; Misses GeneWeve O'Keefe
Anna Nolan, Mrs. Page, Rose Carroll
Florence Collins, Grace O'Gorman
Ingaa Hagen, Mary Hagen, Francs
Collins, Echo Turner Bella Ryan
Cassie Cummings, Sue Virgins. Grac,