Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-28
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were prominently displayed in tn
decorations, as steamers Of these col
!ors were arranged about the orches
A large American flag occupied
place Of Honor at one end of tn
room.
A short reception preceded tn
dancing. and those in line were
Dean and Mrs. George F. Wells, Deal
Ella Fulton. Mrs. Beatrice Fulton o
Pasadena /. Calf, President McVey
Mt. and Mrs. 7. A. Gill, DR.. H. B
Whaling, DIR. and Mrs; w. w: Han
Dancing was enjoyed until 8 o'clock
when dinner was served under the di'
%rection of Miss Elizabeth O'Gorman.
Old Rose and black, the colors Of
the pledges, were used in the decora'
tons Of the dining room. Lanterns ir
old rose were placed over the lights
and small crystal candlesticks con
tanning rose candles with shades In
rose and black. conferred the small
tables, and rose coiored chysanthe.
NUNS with white centers were used
as the nut baskets. A f~our-course re.
past was served. and cover were laid
for 81 guests. Japunese toys of all
kinds were given as dinner favors.
After the dinner. dancing "a re-
sumed. and was continued until 1880
o'clock. Those present were:
Misses Florence Gallup, Bernice
Clark, Marie O'Gorman, Olive Mills,
Ruth Jones. Alma Olson. Erma Rob-
ertson. Alberta Taylor. Edna Mares.
Mabel Hay. Thelma Thorson, Esther
Cole, Mae Wright. Huldah Alstead.
Verona O'Gorman, Donna Gies, Ethel
McGrewer, Muriel O'Keefe.
Messrs. John Jennison. Herbert
Metzser. Jack Nevin. DUANE sarles.
James Vandanacker. Leigh Porter.
Bay holman, Chester Cole. Harold
Barnes, Clarence O'Connor. Paul
Waller, Frank cDermott. Peter
Schmidt. Nyhus. Ray Green, Charles
ard Delong.
Mrs. L. Clintsman Of the Herald
block, who has been i'll at her apart
ments for the past week and a half,
is slowly regaining her strength.
Mrs. H. X. johnson, Sixth avenue,
went to Bismarck on Thursday even
ing, where she will spend several
weeks as the guest of her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Clark.
Mrs. William Auringer Of Cass Lake,
and Mrs. Ray Phelps of Minot, are
spending the week end here as guests
at the homo of Mrs. J.. F. Robinson,
3o7 North Eighth street.
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Miss Hazel Ladd. who 10 teaching
at st. Thomas. came to her home here
last evening to spend the week end
with her parents. Prof. and Mrs>A.
j. Ladd. Belmont avenue. and to at
tend the Kappa Alpha Theta party
this evening.
Mrs. E. l.. Kirkpatrick and son.
Richard. South Fourth street. will
leave today noon for Chicago and Pc
or!a. ILL.,. where they will spend sev-
s:al weeks as the guests Of relatives.
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Miss katherine .Hixon Of Langdon,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam Stephens
of Crookston. will be out-of-town
guests at the Kappa Alpha Theta fra
Mrs. cath.rin. Fnt,., 4os North
Eighth street, went to Fargo last ave-
ming to make the Acquaintance of her
two granddaughters. who arrived at
tie home Of her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Paul
son. Friday morning. On her return.
Mrs. Finkle will be accompanied by
her granddaughter. Kathryn Paulson,
who will spend a few weeks here.
Mrs. Mary Maloney and daughter.
Miss Sue Maloney, of the Dinnie flats,
returned on Thursday evening from
Mineral Wells. Texas. where they
" spent the winter season. Visits
in the cities were also enjoyed.
Mrs. 7 A popn1ar apa 49, -, -
Philip. who have been guests at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. r. e. weible
in Fargo for the past few weeks. re-
turned to their home in the Dinnie
apartments last evening.
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|. At the meeting Of the ". c. r. O.
held yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Mr.. Walter Barclay. TO North
sixth street plans were formulated
TOT n making Of comfort bags" to
be distributed through the Soldiers
apd Sailors department Of the union.
Mrs. ]. D. Van Dusen was elected as
local superintendent for this work,
and work on these bags will be begun
Immediately. The following telegram
was recently sent TO President Wilson
by the members of the union: I'VE,
the mothers Of America and the men,
ners OF the W. c. T. Z. Of Grand
FORKS, appeal to President Wilson for
the prohibition Of the liquor 'tramc as
an emergency war measure" Similar
kilograms have been sent by the vari-
GUS unions throughout the country.
n 1t is hoped by the members Of
the union that they will prove effectu-
al.
Other business matters were trans
acted and the hostess served light re-
freshments. -