Grand Forks herald., 1916-07-22

Mrs U. E. Curry Of Marvel was
hostess at her home Thursday after
noon, when she entertained q COM
pany Of 40 children at a lawn party.
Misses Edith Gothberg. Edna Hughes.
Ruth and Mabel Curry assisted the
hostess during the pleasure.
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Mrs. John Hewitson of Easily.
formerly Of Grand Forks, Is visiting
here for few days with relatives
and friends. upon her return from
Bagley, Mimi, where she attended the
funeral Of her sister, Mrs Harry
Courtney, which was held in that city
Yesterday. Mrs. Courtney was we'll
known here, having visited with rela-
tives on several occasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Blair and chill
dren, Howard and Madeline Of Du-
luth, Mimi. have arrived in the city,
and will be the guests Of Mrs. Blair's 8
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bliven.
416 Cheyenne avenue the coming
week
S. Marsden this afternoon will enter
tain the members of the P. E. O..
Sisterhood at an informal porch party
at the home Of Mrs. Marsden, 208
Reeves avenue, complimentary to
Miss Cook Of Minot, Mrs ]. NJ Ofield
of Washington, D. c., and Mrs. q. w.
Bachman Of Estherville, Ia, who are
visiting in the city. Vases Of sweet
peas and nasturtiums will make the
porch attractive and musical seleo-
tions will be given by Mrs. c. E. Ladd
and readings by Mrs. Onield. Light
refreshments will be served by the
hostesses, and covers will be laid for
20.
Monday morning, Miss Marguerite
Hoffman, Belmont avenue will leave
for Maple Lake, where she will enjoy
an outing.
Among the visitors in the city the
Delaney of Portersville, Calf, who
have left for Fordville, where they
will spend the summer months, as
the guests Of friends Mr.. Delaney
is a former resident of this city, and
the trip was made here In their road
ster. with camping attachment
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Mrs. Malcolm Mckenzie and her
granddaughter, Miss Foley of Graf
ton, will arrive today, and will be
guests Of Mrs. McKenzie's son and
Stewart Mckenzie, 1902 Internationa al
avenue.
Garfield NORM, Of Huron, S. D.,
was the guest Of honor at a party
given by Miss Virginia Getchell yes
terday afternion, at her home, SIG
Chestnut street, the occasion being
his eighth birthday anniversary. The
hours were passed in playing games
after which lncheon was served on
the porch
At Grafton, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. liver Dahl, occurred the
marriage of their daughter, Anna
Dorothea Dahl to Carl w. Slocum, of
Cando. Rev. H. G. Glenn officiated
In the presence of the family and init
mate friends of the young people.
The various rooms Of the home
were decorated with bowls of sweet
peas, and in the living room where
the ceremony was performed was ar
ranged bower Of ferns adorned
with quantities Of wild roses, under
which the bridal party stood during
the service
Miss Anna Paulsen of this city, pre-.
| sided at the piano and played Men.
delssohn's wedding march, as the
T; bridal party entered.
The bride wore q gown Of white
organdie and carried a bouquet o1
roses. Her only adornment was q
pearl lavahere, the gift of the groom
Immediately after the ceremony 4
four course wedding breakfast wa,
served A large basket of pink car.
nations and sweet peas centered the
table. Mrs. Slocum travelled in :
suit Of blue faille silk with accessor.
les to match
Mr. and Mrs. slocum left on tn.
noon train for Minneapolis, where
they will visit with Mr. Slocunn'I
mother. before going out to the lakes
| Upon their return they will be a,
home to their friends at Cando, where
the groom Is a prominent business
man, after August Is.
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After spending the past few dayr
IN the city as the guest Of Miss Flor
ence Fordney, 732 North Fifth street
Miss Eva Rorks has returned to hef
home at Orr.
Fred Grant ana daughter HaH1
left today for their home at Emera.
do. after spending fhe night With
relatives in tho city, enroute. home
from Chicago, whsrO they hayo vdatt.
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