Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-13
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ssters and their friends. Grand-nola
will be tho pastime Of. the afternoon
and playing will commence at $3.50
o'clock. After the games the hostesses
will serve refreshments.
A company Of friends Of Mrs
Charles Doll Of East Grand Forks
gathered at her home this afternoon
and surprised her. the occasion being
! her birthday anniversary. The after
noon was passed in needlework and
visiting and the guests served light re-
freshments. which they had brought
with them.
The last Of series Of card parties
which have been given by the WON.
en- Of st. Michael's pro-cathedral will
take place in tho auditorium Of the
church on Tuesday evening. February
20. Mrs. w. J. Pierce and Mrs. M.
Norman will bs the hostesses. Grand
ing and playing will commence at
O'Clock. Tho proceeds Of those par
ties go into the fund for the parochial
school.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Gillette. 1884
Nor last evening complimentary to DR..
and Mrs. James e. Boyle and daugh-
ters. Elizabeth and Louise. Of Fargo.
Covers were laid for the honor guests.
Prof. and MrA H. e. Simpson and
family.
DR.. Boyle and Elizabeth returned
to their homo last evening. but Mrs.
Boyle ana Louise will remain in the
city until Thursdey morning.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will hold its regular
meeting in the church parlors 1T 8
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Rou-
tine business matters will como be-
fore this meeting. Tho women Of the
for the afternoon.
Tn. Caro-, Choir Of tn. Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL church will give q
play party in tho auditorium Of the
church on Thursday afternoon. Fob.
22, from $3.50 until o'clock. Games,
music and other pastimes will pass
Miss Louise odesard. who makes
her homo with her sister. Mrs. A. @.
6orlie. Chestnut street, was pleasantly
surprised last evening by tho teachers
Of the Roosevelt school, who gather
cd at the sorlie home to spend few
hours with her. Tho affair was in the
nature Of valentine party, and the
and other diversions. Luncheon waa
served.
Miss Harriet cogsr. cs sos North
Fifth street, entertained company Of
2b young women at her home yester-
day afternoon at an informal party.
The hours were passed in needlework
and visiting and light refreshment.
were served. Miss Coger was assisted
in receiving her guests and in serving
by her mother, Mrs George Coger and
Miss Veronica Bird.
Mr.. and Mr.. Richard Fox. who will
celebrate their golden wedding an
niversary on Friday. will be at home
to their friends from until o'clock
Friday afternoon. at their homo. 42l
tations have been sent out for this
reception, but Mr.. and Mrs. Fox will
b pleased to see all their friends at
this time.
The members Of ST. Paurs Guild,
st. Agnes Guild and the members OF
the .vestry of st. Paurs Episcopal
SauHSA VIII 70 Austo ttAo evening AI .AH
| informal reception. in honor Of Rev.
and Mrs. Jonathan Watson. The
hours will be from 3 until 10 o'clock.
and musical program will be given
during the receiving hours.
The Parent-Teachers' association OF
the Belmont school will meet at 1880
o'clock this evening in the auditorium
Of the school. DR.. H. G. Woutat will
"a ho of Ho e., LII
subject will be Contagious Diseases y
| Vocal selections will be given by the
members Of the eighth grade and Rev.
H. B. Thorgrimsen. The social hour
will follow the meeting and light re-
freshments will be served.
The women's Federation of clubs OF
Bismarck are back of the idea tried
out in the city Saturday, that Of hav-
ing special picture shown at the
moving picture show at the moving
picture houses on Saturday after
moons for the school children. The
first picture shown was "The Wizard
OF o." and II 1t was successful, the
committee in charge plan to have q
special picture each week.
On account Of tho illness Of Mrs, M.
F. Murphy, Mrs. M. w. Murray and
Miss Susan Maloney have indefinitely
postponed the luncheon. which they
were to have given this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Murray, 120 Reeves
avenue.
The bridge party, which was one of
TIE series. will be given on Wednes-
day afternoon. Feb. IA, in the Guild
rall
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Miss Hazel LAmbe. North Seventh
street. celebrated the 12th anniversary
Of her birthday yesterday afternoon
by entertaining a company of her
girl friends. The afternoon was pass
ed in games and guessing contests.
The valentine decorations were car
ried out in tho dining room and in the
table appointments and the birthday
cake with the required number of can
dies was used as the centerpiece for
the table. Those who enjoyed the
pleasure were Edith Roller. Hazel
Jack. Eleanor Wood, Mary Kneeland,
Hazel Dearey, Ethel and Edith Nc
Cullough. Ethel June. Evelyn Clock.
ner, Norma Altman, Mary Durick and
Alice Gerkhe.
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