Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22
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Dr.. And Mrs. Coles

DR.. and Mrs. c.. e. Coles Of East
Grand Forks, who nave been prom
inent members of the st. Andrews
society, were guests of honor at an
informal reception given in the court
room of the Polk county court house
last night, by members of hat organ
ization.5 The our vas attrac-
lively arranged for the affair, which
was attended by a large number or
members of the society n their
friends.
During the evening there was an
impromptu program of Scotch songs
and dances. DIR. and Mrs. Coles were
presented with a purse of gold, DR.. j.
Grassick making the presentation.
Speeches were made by several mem
bers, all yoicing regret at the fact that
DIR. and Mrs. Coles are soon to leave,
DR.. Coles having recently resigned the
passionate of the M~endenhall Memorial
church of East Grand Forks, to take
charge of a church in South Dakota.
DR.. Coles was active in establishing
the st. Andrews society in Grand
Forks.
Miss Frances Dettmann left yester-
day for Fargo to meet her sister, Miss
Mae Dettmann, who is en- route home
from a stay az Detroit lakes and while
in Fargo they will be guests of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. n Mrs. Otto
Zuelsdorff.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage Of Lieut.. Donald Hall of
troit, MINI. Their marriage was an
event of Saturday, August 10, in the
home of the bride. The bridal couple
left Sunday afternoon for a lake trip.
The groom received his commission
as second lieutenant in the cavalry
section of the officers reserve corps
at he completion of his recent train
ing at Fort Smelling. Lieut.. Hall has
been ordered to go to Camp Dodge,
Des Moines, Ia, and he and his bride
will be at home there after August 20.
H E. Mumford, formerly of the
circulation department of The Herald,
and for the last six months in charge
of the circulation department of the
Mtnot Daily News, arrived in the city
this morning. B. Melvin Johnson Of
Minot Joined him here this afternoon
and they left for Maple Lake., where
they will fish for a day or two before
going to Minneapolis to report for ad-
mission to the second officers training
camp at Fort Smelling.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arnegaard of Hills
boro are spending the day in the city.
Iney are accompanied by the form
er's brother, Knute Arnegaard, a
practicing attorney of New York city,
who is their guest. The latter was one
of the early students at the Univer-
sity of North Dakota and before going
to New York was one Of the well
known residents of this section of the
state. While here Mrs. Arnegaard is
visiting the Red Cross headquarters, |
getting information and ideas for the
Trail county chapter at Hillsboro.
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Phi Delta Theta members gave a
small informal dance at their fra
ternity house on the University camp |
us last night. Special guests were
a number of members who have re-
Gently returned from the Fort SHELL
ing training camp.
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President and Mrs. F. Z. Mcvey OF
University Place have as their guests
Mr.. McVey's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcvey who
recently arrived from Honolulu.
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Monday afternoon Miss Marie Mel
son entertained a number Of friends
at her farm home near Kelley's. Mrs.
Thorson and Mrs. Void assisted Miss
Nelson during the afternoon. Guests
We're Miss Eve Blackstead, Miss Mabel
Lund, Miss Eve Odden, Miss Agnes
Peterson, Miss Esther Peterson, Miss
Belle kThorson, Helmer Blackstead,
Adolph Blackstead, John Iverson, AL
bin Eiland, Reg Parker, Lawrence Nc
Grath and Freeman Brenna.