Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-11-19
Mrs John Leonard, 4141-2 Third

Mrs. JOnn Leonard, 41f 4.S 1hHu
avenue, will entertain company OF
IS ladies at her home this evening
complimentary to Miss Mabel stump,
who will be December bride. Mrs.
Leonard has chosen a decorative effect
of red and green for her home and
vases of red roses will be used in the
rooms and as the centerpiece for the
table. The honor guest will be pre-
sented with parcel containing kitchen
evening will be passed in music and
games. Mrs Leonard will serve a
buffet luncheon.
Mrs. r. P. Hannaher will entertain
company of 80 ladies this evening
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. w;
r. Kelly, 416 Sibley street, East Grand
Forks, complimentary to Miss Han
nah Kennedy, a, bride of Thanksgiving
day. The affair will be a parcel show
er and the hostess will be assisted in
serving luncheon by her mother.
Mrs. A. J. Buehholz' i s1s Ninth ave-
nue., entertained at a 1 o'clock lunch
con today, complimentary to Miss
Bessie Tharaldson, who will be a
bride of next Wednesday. Yellow
ponpons were used as the centerpiece
for the table and covers were laid for
six guests. The company remained
for the afternoon and spent the hours
in visiting and needlework.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Monley, who
have been residents of Emera6o for
a number Of years, will make their
future home in Grand Forks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Monley have purchased resi-
dence in Riverside Park and are
moving into their new home today.
~ >ro ,
reside west Of the city, will make
their home in the city for the winter.
They are moving into their residence
on North Seventh street today.
Miss Berna Moniey, 1924 lone ave-
nue., returned home last evening from
Fargo, where she has spent the past
few days visiting with friends
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Mrs. c. Beaupre and daughters Ma
rie and Louise, of International ave-
nue., have gone to st. Paul, where
they will make their home for the
winter and they may decide to remain
there permanently. Miss Marie Beau
pre- stopped at st. Cloud, Minn., for
few days visit with Miss Florence
Rose, formerly of this city.
Mrs, H. J. johnson. 41s North
Fourth street, entertained the men,
bers Of the Friday 800" club at her
home this afternoon. Cut flowers
were used for the home decorations,
and there were guests for two tables.
Mrs. johnson served refreshments aft
er the games.
Mrs. Fred Darlington of Cut Bank.
Mont, who has been visiting old
friends in the city for the past few
weeks, will leave for her home to-
morrow morning. Mrs. Darlington is
former resident Of Grand Forks.
X X X
Prof. and Mrs. Howard e. Simpson,
who have purchased the H. w. Gibbs
residence, TOT Belmont avenue, are
moving into their new home today.
X X
Mrs. w. D. Benton Of Williston, who
has been the guest Of her niece, Mrs.
Earl Pratt, 414 Cheyenne avenue, for
the past week, left this morning for
her home.
The regular weekly recital of the
punior pupils Of Wesley college was
held this afternoon in the city studios
and those who played were Evelyn
Williams, Estella Deichert, Thelma
Rystad, Mae Fogel, Catherine Read,
Selma Linden, Edna Haverland, Stella
Lund, Olga Stemno, Doris Bundle and
GeralQlne MCNlCOI.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Priess, 7a1
North Sixth street, will have as their
Thanksgiving day guests Mrs. Priess'
brother and sister-in-llw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Sleeves Of Fargo Mr..
| and Mrs. Sleeves were married in
Fargo on Tuesday and at present are
| visiting at the home Of Mr.. Sleeves
| brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Sleeves, at Sioux Falls, s..
D. From this city Mr.. and Mrs.
Sleeves will return to their home at
Fargo.
Miss Merle Mcclure, 52s Clinton
avenue, will go to Fargo on Thanks
| giving day to spend her holiday with
| her sister, Miss Helen Mcguire. Miss
| Mcclure will return to her home here
on Sunday evening.
George E. Anderson of st. Paul,
| who weds Miss Bessie Tharaldson on
| next Wednesday, will reach the city
on Sunday morning.
Miss Lilah Sannes and Miss Agnes
Fagstad gave 7 o'clock dinner last
evening complimentary to Miss Bessie
Tharaldson. who will become the
bride of George E. Anderson of st.
Paul on Wednesday. Red roses were
used as the centerpiece for the table
and each guest was given rose as a
| favor. Covers were laid for IL. Aft
er the repast the guests spent the eve
ming in needlework and visiting. Miss
Of cutglass sherbet glasses, and they
were hidden about the rooms and she
had to hunt for each one.