Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
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Mrs. Margaret Raymond, who re-
sided in Grand Forks and Emerald
for q number Of years, but who has
made her home in Los Angeles, CAL,
for the past few years, arrived in the
city yesterday and will be the guest
OF Mrs. L. A: Warnken Of the Sprigga
block, for several weeks
Mrs. Raymond came from Los An
geles early in the fall and has been
visiting places in the state since that
time. Since the first Of the year, Mrs.
Raymond has been the guest of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Raymond at Grafton. After
her visit with Mrs. Warnken, Mrs.
Raymond will enjoy visits with
erado and New Rockford.
Before returning to Los Angeles,
Mrs. Raymond will enjoy an eastern
trip and she will visit at Minneapolis
Chicago, various points in Indiana and
then to Ontario, where she will spend
several weeks
Mrs. r. R. Miller and Mrs. A. F..
Mc1llraith were hostesses this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Miller, 511
North Seventh street, when they en-
tertained tho women Of the seventh
district Of the First Presbyterian
church. Tho hours were passed in on
Informal manner and needlework and
visiting were the pastimes. Light re-
freshments were served by the hos
tesses.
The Mfks will be hosts at their tenn
PIE on North Fourth street this even
ing at an informal dancing party
between the hours Of 8 and IL o'clock.
Luncheon will be served during the
evening and the affair promises to
be very enjoyable one, as this is
tho last party that the members of
the organization will give until after
the Lenten season.
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Edward St1nson, Riverside Park,
entertained company Of his gentle
men friends at ''stag" dinner party
last evening, in compliment to his
guest, Guy Spiller Of Cavalier, who
is leaving on an extended western
trip. The repast was served at $3.50
o'clock and Mrs. stinson was assisted
Vera Stinson. Covers were laid for
SIX guests. The party remained for
the evening and the hours were passed
Informally.
Mr and Mrs. Martin Bergh Of
Brenna township entertained a COM
pany Of friends at their home. COM
Frette Of Thompson, N. d. The
hours were passed In games and mu-
BIC and Mrs. Bergh served light re-
freshments.
The regular weekly recital of the
pupils of the junior department Of
Wesley conservatory took place at
lsQ a
who took part were Lula Freeman.
valborg Aakhus, Kenneth Burgress.
Marion Pitts. Marjorie Odland,
Blanche Turner, Ruth Bruce, Elsie
McHaf1e, Gladys Lohre, Berpice
Qualey, Grace Miller, Carol Lewis,
Helen Lewis, Margaret Enyeart, Stel-
Ia Lund, Olga stenno, Carl Ollestad,
son and Ellen Coghlan.
Mrs. Jennie Hale who has been the
guest Of Mrs. j. F. Robinson, 307
North Eighth street yesterday, re-
turned to her home at Devils Lake,
this afternoon. Mrs. Hale has spent
the week visiting the Rebekah lodges
North Dakota assembly, and this is
her first official visit. Next week.
Mrs. Hale will visit the lodges of the
Minot district.
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Mrs. J. 3. Mclean, 622 Chestnut
street, entertained the members Of
the family at an informal gathering
seventh birthday anniversary Of her
daughter, Margaret. Light refresh
ments were served during the after
noon.
A company Of young people will be
entertained at a sleigh ride party this
evening by Miss Dorothy and Fred
After the ride about the city, the
company will be taken to the Barnes
residence where social time will be
enjoyed and refreshments will be
served.
Mrs. aeors. 8. do1Dern d1s and her sis
ter, Miss Mabel Collins will entertain
q company Of friends at cards tomor-
row afternoon, at the home Of Miss
Collins, Riverside Park. Grand nolla
will be the pastime of the afternoon
and the hours will be from until s
o'clock.
Mrs. Arthur = !. say.r. 71s -
Chestnut street, was hostess last even
ing when she entertained a company
Of friends at her home. Cards was
the pastime Of the evening and grand
nola was the game chosen. Guests
for three tables were hidden, and aft
er the games, light refreshments were
served at the small tables.
Mrs.. William Giles, 901 Walnut
street, was pleasantly surprised We'd
nesday afternoon by Is Of her neigh
bors, who gathered to spend the aft
erpoon with her. Red hearts and
other decorations appropriate to the
rooms, and tho luncheon table was
conferred with red roses and hyacinths.
The afternoon hours were passed in
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