Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
Items of Interest

Items OF lntere4t
Miss Mildred Read, who will leave
where she will spend the hummer
months, was honored last evening;
when a company Of young people gave
a picnic and dancing party In Lincoln
Park. The repast was served at 8
o'clock, and dancing was enjoyed
from 8 until IL o'clock. Miss
Leigh, Miss Louise Duggan, Miss Paul
inc Wolff, Miss Lillian Wolff. Henry
Carscades and Stanley Halvorson act
ed as chaperones for the evening. A
company of rs couples enjoyed the
Pleasure.
Charles Robert H,llman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. NJ. Hiilman. 121 South
Sixth street, East Grand Forks. cole
brated his birthday anniversary yes
terday afternoon by entertaining a
company of 20 Of his little playmates.
The hours from 2 until 6 o'clock were
passed in playing games and In other
diversions in the city park. Mrs. Hill
nan was assisted in serving luncheon
and in caring for the little people by
Mrs. Grover Kline and Mrs. Ed. Stru-
pat.
Mrs. c. N. Way of the Bacon block,
entertained a company of friends at .
o'clock dinner last evening, compile
mentary to Bertha Dalmadge, who
leaves tomorrow evening for her
home at sarnia. Ont. Miss Dalmadge
has made her home In Grand Forks
for the past five years and during
hat time has completed a course In
nursing at the Deaconess hospital.
Miss Dalmadge plans to remain at her
home in Ontario.
Mrs. Frank A. Robertson of Minne-
npolis, VINO las been the guest Of Mrs.
Casper Olson. Vernon avenue, for the
past week, will be the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Morrow, Riverside
Park, mex week.
Mrs. s. F. Ellis and daughter, Grace,
of Valley City, were honor guests at a
4 o'clock tea yesterday afternoon at
the home of o. E. Forde, 1915 Uni
versity emu
Mrs. Ellis and daughter left today
for their home at Valley City and n
trip was made by auto. Mrs. Ellis has
been visiting in the city the past week,
having come to attend h graduation
Of her daughter from the university
and then to attend the session Of the
Grand Chapter Of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. v. M. w i = 1 3 emu en-
| NSA AAkS a VI PSORAS
at her home yesterday afternoon in
honor Of her guest. Miss Agnes Way
of Larimore. Games M other diver
sions were the pastimes of h after
noon, and there was a service Of light
REFRESHMENTS Mrs. Robert Nash as
sisted Mrs. Way in serving. Miss Way
will return to her home next week.
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]. P. Hanley has returned to his
home at Ashland, Wis, after having
enjoyed a visit with his sister, Mrs. NJ.
A. Cosgriff of Riverside Park.
Prof. n Mrs. / i H. Koch
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ogren,
Belmont venue and will move n
their new home next week.
Miss Mildred Mcintosh has return
ed to her home at Bottineau to spend
among the alumnae of the university
who have been visitors in the city
the past week.
Mrs. A. j. Ladd and daughter Hazel,
Belmont avenue. went to their sum-
terday morning, to spend the remain
der Of h season.
Miss Claire T%haraldson, s14 South
Fourth street, went to Fargo to-
day to spend several days with her
: brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
: Mrs. r. c. Spalding. formerly Of this
: city.
Mrs. Casper Olson. Vernon avenue,
entertained a company Of women al
her home yesterday afternoon at auc.
ton bridge. complimentary to her
: guest Mrs. Frank A. Robertson OF
. Minneapolis. Pink peonies were used
: ! In the adornment of the rooms and
: four tables were in play. The host.
ess was assisted in caring for her
guests and in serving luncheon by
: Mrs. L. A. Chance and Miss Anna No.
! Ian. Awards for high favors were
awarded to Mrs. W. H. Alexander and
!. Mrs. Gene secord. Mrs. Robertson
: was awarded a guest prize.
. The announcement of the ap'
preaching marriage of Miss Edit
Lee. 500 Oak street. to Alpha stod'
= ing at. a party given in the private
!. parlors Of the r. W. G. A. by Mis-
Hazel stoddard and Miss Phyllis sher
= man. The wedding will take place IL
= this city on Saturday. June 80, AM
Rev. Harvey Moore will oficiate.
h snowballs. pink and white peonie
were used in the decorations of tn
= room, and the hours were passed /,
needlework and visiting. The homo
r guest wa showered with parcels dur
ing the evening. Light refreshment
were served during the evening.
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Mrs. Edwin Franklin Of Emerald
entertained a company of the younl
married women Of Emerald at he
homo on Thursday afternoon at
kitchen shower, complimentary t
Miss Marion Hancock, a bride Of mex
Wednesday. The afternoon was pass
ed in making holders, which wer
presented to the bride. Yellow wa
It the color scheme carried U in tn
h rooms and the hostess was assisted Il
lt serving luncheon and in caring 70
her guests by Mrs. II. L. Emery.
company Of 25 enjoyed the pleasure.
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Mr.. -. e. Carothers Of this city, 1
d. spending the week end at Emerad
!. a. the guest Of Mrs. George Dryburg.
Mrs. william Dryburg Of this cit,
will be the week end guest At th
e home Of MI. ana Mrs. Elmer Veitc
r. Of EmefAdo.
Congress objects to giving the Presi
dent Autocratc powers in the mat
SC ter Of food control. The average citi
II zen would rather the President hay
Autocradc powers than to allow I'll
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