Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-17
Items Of Interest

Mrs. R. 8. Kinnan, 315 South
Fourth street, was hostess this after
noon, when she entertained guests for
for her mother, Mrs. d. e. Munger OF
Princeton. Ill. who Is her guest for
q few weeks.
The patriotic idea was carried out
in the rooms and flags were used for
the decorations. After the games.
luncheon was served at the small
tables and the hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Charles King. Mrs. r. R. Smith
and Mrs. e. 8. Temperance.
~ Mr., Kinnan will conclude . Sc
ries Of parties tomorrow afternoon
she entertains another company
Of women at an auction bridge party.
Tho members Of the Woman's Guild
Of the Plymouth Congregational
church will be hostesses at a Mis-
sionary Tea" to be served at $3.50
o'clock. Friday evening in the church
dining room. There will be a mis-
fering for missions will be taken. All
members of the Congregational
church and their friends are cordial
~ invited to attend h tea.
The members Of the First section Of
st. Paul's Guild will entertain at 2
silver tea tomorrow afternoon from 3
until s o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
n. L. Pitts. SIS Chestnut street. The
assisting hostesses for the afternoon
with Mrs. Pitts r Mesdames 8. H.
Ashley, M. c. Bachelor, d. A. Arhart,
w. H. Alexander, W. c. Bradley and
D. J. Densmore. A very cordial tnvi-
tation is extended to all friends of the
members Of the guild to attend.
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Tho annual meeting Of the County
Nurses Associations Of North Dakota.
will convene 1T Devils Lake tomorrow
morning and will adjourn on Thurs
day evening. Miss Jennie Mahoney.
state inspector OF hospitals. n MISS
Agnes Patterson Of this city. wen to
Devils Lake this morning to attend
the sessions. This afternoon another
Group Of nurses left for Devils Lake.
and they were Misses Minnie and Mao
Mccullough. Leila Halvorsen, Mathil-
da Hoff, and Christine Eastvald.
Mis-. Esther hrant, Who .. soon to
leave the dty to make her home in
Minnesota, was pleasantly surprised
at her home last evening by q COM
pany Of IL Of her girl friends.
Patriotic decorations were used in
the rooms and the hours were passed
in an informal manner. Miss Brant
was presented with a gift as a re-
membrance Of the evening. >
Tn. members of the Phi Alpha Del
d fraternity will be hosts on Friday
evening. April IL. when they enter
tain at their annual formal dinner
dance. Tho party will be given in
the Knights OF Columbus hall and the
hours will be from $3.50 until 1850
o'clock. Old gold and purple, the COL
ors Of the fraternity will be used in
the decorations Of the ball room.
The women Of st. Mary's Catholic
church will the dinner at .
o'clock.
The second snnSal banquet Of the
Epwoi4h League Of the First Meth
odist church was given at $3.50 o'clock
last evening in the church dining
room. Red and white carnations and
gresnsry were used to center the long
young people. The wonen of DistrtN1
No. 1 OF the LAdies AID society serva
"a fae repast. Miss Hannah Rose act-
Cd ~ toastmistress. and the program
wa "Merriment and Laughter" Re-
sponses were given by Miss Bernica
Ball, Miss Edna Haggerty and Her
bert Bulls.
i
11as Nellie johnson Of LArimore
entertained at a four-course dinner or
saturday evening complimentary. ia
the young men of Larimore who have
enlisted in the United States army.
The room decorations and table ap-
pofntments were carried out in the
red, white and blue. Mrs. johnson
was assisted in serving the repast by
Miss Allie Anderson. Covers were
laid for six.
pure Food" was the subject Of ar
Interesting address given yesterda,
home and education department o
the Civic league by Mrs. r. A
6prague, city food Inspector. In con.
nection with her talk Mrs. spra9u,
had arranged a splendid exhibit, con
Msting Of pictures and samples o.
various kinds of food, which she ha.
secured from different places, whil,
enGDsed in her duties az inspector
Some excellent views Of the fncinera.
tor, the abbatofr. the various grocer
stores n meat markets.the Congress
Candy company. and the Bridgeman.
Russell Creamery company and othe,
business places were shown.
In her address, Mrs. Bprague sale
that the question Of the milk inspec.
ton was of the most vital aues,
ons before the city Just now, and sh4
gave figures to show what has beer