Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-11

Mrs a. q.SAAl and Mrs. 8. ~.
Booth entertained very ~pleasantly
last night at Mrs. Aals home. blS
Chestnut street, in honor OF the at
was celebrating her 68th birthday an
n~iversary. There were fourteen
guests entertained with games and an
|impromptu musical program n q
supper was served. pThe dining room
and supper table were arranged IN
lavender and white, with autumn
flowsrsr4and a large birthday cake.
candles occupied the center OF n
table. 4
Mrs. Jack Hedican of the Platky
flats entertained yesterday afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. Jack Keefe,
who expects to leave the city to make
her home at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mrs. Hedican entertained her guests
at supper and q theater party at the
Metropolitan.
Mrs. Keefe has made her home
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Hedican for
the last year. She expects to leave
tomorrow for Fargo to meet Mr..
Keefe, and from there they will mo-
tor to!ssAberdeen, 8. D., to stay for
q time before going to Salt Lake City.
Soerja Brandstad, who has been
spending the summer in Cleveland,
Ohio, and Buffalo, N. Y, returned to-
day to her home on Chestnut street.
Miss Brandstad is interested In social
statistics and has gathered such ma
terial which probably will be pub
lished some time during the coming
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Georgeson Of
Niagara motored over last night and
are visiting here today.
The women Of ST. Michael's church
will hold a sale of foods and fancy
articles on Saturday at the store in,
the corner of the Ryan hotel.
+ The Aid society 81 St. Marks Luth-
parlors at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow aft
fernoon. The business session (which
begins al that hour will be followed
by a social time, at which Mrs. Frank
Gehrke will be the hostess.
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Women Of the Baptist Aid society
have entered the brigade of Red
committee to arrange the Red Cross.
sewing for the meetings, and also a
member to take charge of, the knitting
which is to be done by women of the
church. Mrs. C. c. Garvin is at the
head of the sewing committee, which
has for members Mrs. Benner, Mrs.
Blank. Mrs. Gay, Mrs. Daley, Mrs. v.
C. Johnson and, Mrs. Schlaberg, and
Mrs. Henry Hancock will be in charge
of the knitting.
Mrs. Lille B. Bowers. of Fargo, a
state field worker for the Woman's
Christian Temperance union, ad-
dressed a good-sized gathering at the
Plymouth Congregational church, last
night. Mrs. Bowers appeared under
the sponsorship Of the local temper
ance union. The lecture which dealt
with temperance and intemperance,
related to the war, general moral well
fare conditions, and Red Cross, was
illustrated with stereopticon views.
Mrs. Bowers was entertained by
Mrs. j. p. Reiton of North Third
street while here. She left today for
Emerado, Arvilla and Larimore where
she will speak during the next few
days.
The coti1lion club held a business
meeting last night at the Guild hall
and danced the first informal pro-
gram of the season. Dr.. H. w. Whit
comb was elected president; w. E.
Dietz, vice president, and G. q. Sher-
wood, secretary and treasurer. The
club will give four dances during the
winter. =
Ladies', bring your own material
and nave your. work done by first class
milliner. Also ~manicuring. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. Bum, upstairs owe
Red Cross roorns:-Adv. :