Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-21

company Of ladies' at an auction
bridge party At her home in the Bel.
mont apartments, complimentary to
Miss Ernestine Jacobi, who will be-
come the bride Of George L. Koehn OF
Portlsnd: Ore. during the summer.
A Duhet luncheon will be served
after the games Mrs. G. R.. Jacob will
pour and she will be assisted by Mrs
I. Berg. Guests for three tables will
enjoy the pleasure.
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| Miss Edna Hetherington and Miss
Bessie Foote Of st. Paul, who have
spent the past week here as the guests
| Of Miss HetherinEton's aunt and cou-
gin, Mrs. Mary Hetherington and Miss
block will leave tomorrow evening
over the Great Northern for an ex-
tended western trip. The first stop
| after leaving here will be Glacier Ma
ttonal Park and then will visit at
Spokane, Portland. Tacoma and Sc
attic. The homeward trip will be TAX
on over the Canadian Pacific and the
young ladies' will make stops at Lake
Louise. Banff and Winnipeg.
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The marriage Of Miss Bethel
Stump. daughter of A. P. stump. 1920
Dakota avenue, to Ralph Behrent Of
Superior, Neb., will take place at 8
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of the brides parents. Tho
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
a. II. Thompson, pastor of the First
Methodist church and will be witness
pany Of friends. Miss Beatrice
Stump. sister Of the bride and will
bur Kelly of this city will be the at
tendants. Mr.. Behrent will take his
bride to Skine. Minn., where they will
make their home on the groom's
claim.
Mrs. J. D. johnson, 413 North
Fifth street and her niece, Miss Sadie
stone, who makes her home here
latter part Of next week for q two
months visit at various points in AL
berta. They will visit at vulvan with
Mrs. Johnston's sister, Mrs. T. 8.
Stone and Sadie will stay here for a
visit with her mother, while Mrs.
johnson goes to Bow Island to visit
another sister, Mrs. A. g. Gage.
Mrs. Richard Calvin. another sister
OF Mrs. Johnson's who has been the
guest Of her sister here for the past
few months will accompany Mrs.
johnson to her home at Grassy Lake.
Miss Stone will accompany her aunt
back to the city. the latter part of
August and will again attend school
in the city.
Mrs. George Buckingham, 41S
North Fifth street. will go to Lang
don to spend the week end with Mr.
Buckingham, who is spending the
summer there looking after the erec-
tion of the new court house.
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Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs will be hos
tess to company of young ladies
at her home, 513 South Fourth street,
Friday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock.
Auction bridge and other games will
be the diversion Of the afternoon.
Word has been received from Mrs,
Henry Hancock. who with her grand
son, Wallace Buckingham, left on
Thursday evening for Charles City,
Iowa, where she will visit her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Lester Weatherwax and
Miss Edna Hancock. that she reached
her destination safely and is having a
delightful visit. They will remain in
Charles City until the middle of next
week. when they go to Chicago to
visit with Mrs. Hancock's brother,
Charles Irvine. Mrs. Weatherwax
will accompany her mother to Chicago
ana VIII then go to Kentucky to join
her husband who with his brothers
(The Weatherwax quartet) are doing
chautauqua work in the southern
states this summer. Mrs. Weather
wax will remain in the south until her
mothers return from}St.' Mary's, Can.
Ruth Irvine. !!
Mrs. Irvine. who is 90 years of age.
her last birthday, is the possessor Of
q telegram of birthday congratulations
from the Duke Of Connaught, COVER
nor general of Canada, and Of having
| company Of Canadian soldiers
march to her home in a body to ex-
tend congratulations to her Six grand
sons are fighting in the English army
IN the present war. some in France
ana some in England, and since the
war Mrs. Irvine has knitted 115 pairs
Of socks for the Canadian soldiers.
She ts considered as one Of the most
remarkable elderly ladies Of Canada.
Mrs. Irvine still possesses all her
faculties. but the sorrows Of the war
are beginning to tell on her.
The first session Of the Grand Chap
ter of the Eastern Star Of North Da-
kota was held at Fargo this morning
and the sessions will continue until
Thursday evening. The Grand Forks
delegation Of the members of the or
der left for Fargo this morning and
they were: Mrs. o. Leon Lee, worthy
matron: Mrs. George Gets. Mrs. c.
| e. Brawner, Mrs. c. E. Warmer,
Misses Jennie and Ada Nesbit. The
ladies will return to Grand Forks on
Friday morning
The members Of the Baptist Young
PeopleS union were hostesses last
evening at the home Of Rev. r. g..
Pterson, 703 South Fifth street, COM
plimentary to Miss Laurel Campbell,
who has been an efficient worker in
the union. who is leaving the city the
last Of the week for her homo in
Michigan. and who is not to return to
the city next year.
Yellow iris were arranged in vases
and bowls around the rooms Of the
passed In games and social chat.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the evening and q company Of 25
young people enjoyed the evening.
Misses 1nga Leine. Adelaide conts
and Paoio conte left today for May
Vile. where they will give a concert
exercises Of the Mayville normal
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Sullivan Of Long
Beach, Cal, former residents Of EN-
erson. Man. are spending several days
HeEe as Suests Oh MI. 6ulNVan6 o DfOtn.
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lowe.
Riverside Park. Mr.. and Mrs Sulli-
van are enroute to eastern Canada for
several months visit and they stop
ped here for a short visit. They have
visited in Seattle. Spokane. San Fran
cisco and Tacoma on their way here.
Mr. william Morrow and son,
William, RiverHde Park. left this
noon for milwaukee,. Wis. in re-