Grand Forks herald., 1916-08-18

Misses Catherine and Jean Rich
ards of Spokane, Wash, arrived in
the city yesterday and sepnt the day
here as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Bell E; Bell, 614 South Fourth street,
and other friends. The young ladies
left last evening for Crookston. where
they will visit friends at their former
home for few days before going to
Cass Lake and Bemidji. Mimi, where
they will be the guests of relatives
and friends until September.
At that time the Misses Richards
will go to Minneapolis, where they
will be met by their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs: J. M. Richards. who are moving
to Minneapolis to make their home.
Mr.. Richards is general superintend-
ent for line Of lumber companies
In the west and he will now make
his headquarters in Minneapolis in
stead of Spokane
Miss Jean Richards will leave Min
neapolis about the middle of Septem-
ber for Menominee. Wis, where she
will take course at Stout's Domes-
tic Science school.
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Mrs. Norman Carter ella Acker-
man) Of Wilkie. Sask.. has arrived in
the city and will spend a few days
here as the guest Of Miss Louise
Neate. 610 Walnut street
Mrs. Carter has been the guest of
her mother and sister, Mrs. Martha
Ackerman. and Mrs George Nelson,
Of Fargo. and with friends at Maple
Lake for few days. L
On account of the extreme heat,
the meeting Of the Woman's Relief
Corps, which was to have been held
tomorrow afternoon. has been post
poned.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cross and son,
Vernon, of the Neils block, are en-
joying q two weeks auto trip and
they will visit Minneapolis, Mankato,
Minn.. and several other points in
Minnesota.
The regular meeting Of the Thurs
day 800" club was held at the home
of Mrs. J. R. Baker, 612 Griggs ave-
nue.. yesterday afternoon. Prizes for
the high scores were awarded to Mrs
James McHaffie and Mrs. H. O. Krue-
ger. The hostess served light re-
freshments after the games.
Mrs. David Mason Of Chanute,
kan.. who has been the guest of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Mason. 220 North
Seventh street. for some time, was
honored this afternoon when Mrs.
Mason entertained a company Of Ia
dies at her home.
Sweetpeas and garden flowers were
used in the decorations Of the rooms
and 800" was the diversion of the
afternoon. The hostess was assisted
In serving luncheon at the small
tables by Mrs. ]. E. Hamilton and
Mrs. Jack Roberton.
Mrs. Mason will leave the city on
Sunday evening and she will be ac-
companied as far ss St. Paul by Mr..
ana Mrs George Mason. who will
spend several days in that city visit
ing friends. From st. Paul Mrs. Ma.
son will visit relatives in Ottawa,
Kan. before going to her homo.
Miss Agnes Lndquist, 500 Cherry
street, returned today noon from
Devils Lake, where she has spent the
past two weeks az the guest Of her
brother-in-law ana sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Wright.
Miss Martha Anderson Of the coun-
ty auditors ofnce who has spent the
past several weeks touring Yellow
stone National Park with q party Of
friends, 10 expected to return to her
homo here tomorrow;
Mrs. Jack Gron, 1914 Bulge ave-
nue.. entertained company Of chill
dren and their mothers at her home
this afternoon in honor Of her twin
sons. Lloyd and Floyd. who celebrat-
ed their fourth birthday anniversaries
today. Games and other amusements
were the pastimes for the afternoon
and Mrs. Croft was assistsd In car
ing for the children and serving the
birthday supper by Mrs. J. N. Shan
non. The birthday cake With the
four lighted candles was used to con-
ter the table and covers were laid
for Nuriel, Kenneth and Vivian Shan-
non, Raymond and Glenna Lout, Eth.
81 and Walter Rice, Mary and Mildred
Barteley, Walter Galusha. Honay,
Ernest and Lawrence Chandler. Al
bort ana Clifford and Armelda Pur-
pur. Robert Cassidy, Beatrice and
Bill Leonard.
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Ruth ana Richard Baughman, 1908
Lewis Boulevard. are now Visiting At
Glenn Park. near Chicago They viii
return 70 the city n time tor thA ep-
ening Of school