Grand Forks herald., 1916-09-05

talns a company of young women
complimentary to Miss Blanche
O'Gorman. who will become the bride
Of Lawrence j. McGovern of Duluth,
MINI. on Monday, September 1S and
ATiss Grace O'Gorman. who at the
| same time will become the bride of
Harold 8. King of Lakota. The hours
will be passed in an informal man
ner.
Mrs. Mary Maloney. Miss Sue
Maloney and Miss Marie Sattler of the
Dinnie flats, returned this morning
from their trip down the Great Lakes
Stops were made at most of the prtn-
cipal cities along the way and among
the pleasures was a visit tv Niagara
rails. Points in Ontario were also
visited. Mrs. L. w. Deichert and
daughter, Estelle, Of the Belmont
apartments. who accompanied them
on the trip are now in st. Paul, where
| they will spend the week visiting
in time for the opening of school.
Al o'clock luncheon 4 wa. the wav
Miss Jessie Bulge, alt Fourth avenue
chose to honor Miss Annie McIllraith,
bride of the month. Pink was the
color chosen for the room and table
decorations and covers were laid for
10 intimate friends of the bride elect.
The afternoon hours were passed in
visiting.
MISS Frances Cowan of Devils
Lake has just returned home from an
extended eastern trip. Miss Cowan
spent the greater part Of the summer malr
at New York city. where she took a
special course at Columbia university.
Miss Cowan also visited at Washing
Ton. ID. e.. as the guest Of Miss Amy
9ronna, daughter Of United States
Senator and Mrs. A. J.. Gronna, of
Lakota. Enroute home friends were
visited in Philadelphia, Chicago and
Minneapolis. Miss Eunice Ryan OF
Devils Lake. who also attended the
summer session at Columbia universi-
ty, will return to Devils Lake tomor-
row.
v.,.,,x Mrs ..xrsn:e .a.n,n e; Kennedy. a4os Uni
morrow morning to visit with her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. e. Bowen and to make the &C
quaantance of her little grandson.
who was born yesterday afternoon to
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. McAlpine
(Hannah Kennedy. Mrs. McAlpine
is at st. Johns hospital in that city
nicely Az soon as Mrs. McAlpine is
able to travel she will come to this
city for a visit with her mother be-
fore going to her home at Grand
Rapids, MINI.
Miss c1arine Hiilmsn Of Berwick.
N. D. accompanied her aunt, Miss
Leila Halvorsen, city school nurse to
the city on Sunday, and she will make
her home with her aunt, Mrs. George
Rector, North Fifth street, while at
tending high school.
Mrs. A. A. weston t and daughters
Iva and Esther. 217 North sixth
street. who have spent the summer at
their cottage at Grand Forks Bay.
Bemidji. MIMI, have closed the cot
tage and returned home. They were
accompanied by Miss Esther Sanford
who has been their guest for the past
two weeks.
Miss Hiley Hand. 1903 University
avenue. left yesterday for Westby,
Mont where she will teach this year.
Mr: and Mrs. e. J. Buckingham and
children, 416 North Fifth street. who
have been visiting at Forest River as
guests at the homo Of Mrs. BuckfnR-
hams parents, DR.. and Mrs. r. W.
Poole, returned to the city last even
ing: Mr. and Mrs. H. g. Buckingham
and children motored to Forest River
Yesterday afternoon to accompany
them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kent and chill
dren, Mary and Van, 1915 Belmont
avenue, who have spent the summer
months at their cottage at Maple
Lake. closed the cottage and returned
to the city on Sunday evening. Mira
H. J. Hartmann Of the Neils block
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Kent, for the past two weeks re-
turned with them.
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! Miss Christine Finlayson of Bot
! tineau will reach the city either this
! evening or tomorrow and will be the
guest Of Miss Ella Flynn, 400 South
Fourth street. for few days. enroute
to Jamestown, where she will take up
her duties as an instructor in the high
school.
Miss Esther Flynn. daughter of
Mrs. William Flynn, 400 South
Fourth street, will leave the city next
! week for Faribault. Minn., where she
will resume her studies at st. Mary's
academy: Miss Mary Owen Doyon. Of
Doyon. also will return to the school
to resume her studies:
Rev. H. w. Grffnths Of Winnipeg.
| Man, visited in the city last evening
as a guest at the home Of Mrs. M. G.
Jones and family and ]. w. Williams,
SIT University avenue. Mr.. Grifflthg
Mrs Jones and Mr.. Williams are old
acquaintances from Oshkosh, Wis,
whore Mr.. Griff1ths was pastor of
church. Mr.. Griffiths was enroute
home from Lake Crystal, Minn.,
whore he attended a conference. and
he continued his journey this morn
ing.
Misses Marion, Lillian and Elsa
Bendeke. 604 South Sixth street, who
have spent the summer months at the
Bendeke cottage at Grand Forks Bay,
Bemidji, Mimi, returned to the city
Sunday evening:
Miss Loretta Cassidy, 413 Cotton
wood street. Is expected to return this
evening from Fargo, where she has
spent the week end as the guest Of
her sisters. Misses Rose and Hazel
Cassiday. Miss Hazel Cassidy has en-
tered Aaker's Business college in that
city and will take commercial
course.
Miss Alice Wehe, 217 Walnut street,
has returned to Devils Lake to re-
Miss wehe has spent most of her va
cation in the city. After the close of
the summer session Of the university.
she enjoyed a few weeks outing in
northern Minnesota
Miss Laurel Alpstag of Langdon,
was an over Sunday visitor in the city.
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Miss Helen Mcguire returned to
FaH1o last evening after spending the
week end in the city with her parents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Common of