Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-31
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ReceptionF or Mrs.
BloughS Saturday


The z. W., e. A. and the Florence
Crittenden circle will give an informal
reception in the parlors OF the Y. w.
C. A. Saturday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Pearl Blough who Is to leave the
city within a few days. The hours
will be from 8 until 10 o'clock. On
account of the short time remaining
until Mrs. Blough will leave for Hous-
ton, Texas, where she Is to continue
her social welfare and police matron
out invitations, but the organizations
in charge Of the reception are public
ly inviting all Of Mrs, Blough's friends
to call Saturday evening.
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Mrs s. n. Cook and her family Of
Valley City are moving to Grand
Forks to make their home. expecting
to arrive here the first Of next week.
Mrs. F. r. Hall Of Minot gave a
military dinner in honor of William
Gourlie of New York who is at Minot
to accompany Mrs. Gourlie and their
baby who have been visiting during
the summe in Minot. back to their
home in New York. Mrs. Halls son,
Corporal Ben Hall of Co. D shared in
the honors.
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Mrs. A. f. Allen Of sol North Fifth
street is entertaining her sister. Mrs.
Orville NJ. johnson of Devils Lake,
and Miss Lottie Thacker Of Hamilton,
N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Crary have re-
turned from Crary where they at
tended a Crary family reunion dur
ing the early part of the week. Some
thirty members Of the Crary family
assembled for the reunion, the first
natives Of New York. coming to North
Dakota In the early eighties, and, all
of the relatives attending the reunion
were from this state with the excep-
ton Of n sister. Mrs. Frances Hadley
of Milwaukee, Wis.
Section / Of ST. Paul.s Episcops,
Guild will hold a business meeting or
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. H. l.. Pitts. The meeting will
begin at 2:30 o'clock and all members
of this section are urged to be on
hand to assist in d~isposing Of a mum.
Der OF business matters. The general
guild will resume work after the
summer recess, on Wednesday.
Gayle wolfe, the little daughter o,
Mrs. r. A. Wolfe (Hazel Burton) OF
Minneapolis, who, with her mother
has been spending several weeks here
at Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burton's home
is Ave years old today and in honor OF
the event h is entertaining five little
girls. They are playing indoor games
and Mrs. Wolfe will serve a luncheon
in which the center Of attraction is tc
be a birthday cake. topped with i've
wee candles.
EaNsEI EaEgGt.EME - T. Il ~ n eE
Miss lnga Leine, formerly of thie
city, where she was we'll known In
college circles, being q graduate o1
Wesley, is to give an evening OF read.
tpgs on Wednesday at Minot under
the auspices Of the 7. w. C, A. The
members Of Co. A and Co. d are to
be the special guests at the affair.
Alpha Phi alunanae members en-.
t~ertained quite Informally last nigh,
at the home of Mrs. Raymond n
Hitchcock. 1417 University avenue al
q farewell honor to Mrs. F. l.. McVey
an. Alpha Phi member who will leav.
the CITY this evening with Presiden
Mcvey for Washington. p; Gate
the family is to reside.
The Sehurmeier Domestic club me-
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
the Misses Erickson. The member,
responded to roll call with ideas re.
garding the preservation Of eggs and
vegetables for winter use. The club
is making preparations to take ur
work for the local Red Cross chapter
e month, farm work requiring theil
attention at the present time. The
club will hold its next meeting or
September 20, at the home Of Miss
katherine Shirk.
Miss Gertrude Dunlap who has been
the guest of Miss Ruth Hoover, at the
Hoover cottage, Maple Lake, returned
to town yesterday afternoon. >she was
accompanied by Miss Hoover who will
stay here until tomorrow, and when
h returns Miss Dunlap will leave for
q longer visit.
Miss Harriet Kumm Of the La
Vogue millinery has returned from 9
four weeks business and pleasure stay
IN the Twin Cities, Rochester, MINI.
milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. j. H. Perrett, Of Reeves ave-
nue., returned yesterday from Peters
burg. n. D., where she was called ter
days ago by the illness and death OF
her brother. Miss Florence MacEr.
lane Of Minneapolis. has arrived to be
31Is. feErelts guest Tor a time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Olger Olgierson and
their three children who have been al
Detroit lakes for an outing spent the
day here yesterday on their a to
Wing, N. d. where they reside. Mr.
Olgierson is University OF North Da.
kota a%lurnnus, having graduated from
he law department several years ago
n he spent the day visiting with 4
number of old friends.
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Mrs. f.. F. Holmes and her daughter
Lille. of Neche, who have been guests
OF Mrs. w. Fl. Crawford, Mrs. j. w
Eowle and a number OF other friends
IN the city, will leave for their home
today.
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Mrs. T. a. Brown and her daughter
Miss Elsie Brown, who have been 81
che family cottage at Maple lake dur
Ing the sumraer returned to town last
night.
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