Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-21

= The public playground at Central
park will be open to the children of
n city tomorrow, provided the
weather is agreeable enough for out
of-door playing. The hours will be
from 10 to IL and from 1 until 4, and
Miss Mabel Davies will be the super
visor. During the afternoon, between
3 and 4 o'clock, there will be a special
story hour. There will be only a few
more Saturdays when the weather
man will permit kiddies to play in the
park, sc they had better make the
most of the pleasant times. and be on
hand tomorrow. E
Miss Alice Wehe Of PIT Walnut
street is visiting at Devils Lake at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Sather.
Miss Wehe is en- route to st. Anthony,
Idaho, where she will be, an instructor
in the st. Anthony public schools.
Mrs. G. W. Rees Of s1o Chestnut
street left last evening for Green
vile, Texas, to visit her mother, Mrs.
II. E.. Monroe. Mrs. Rees will be in
x Tor several weeks and expects to
visit at a number of points before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Corine, Beaupre the
engagement of her daughter, Marie
Gertrude, to Joseph Harry Oldham of
Upton, MINI. The marriage will take
place during the fall.
The Priscillas of the First Lutheran
church will be entertained this eve
ming by Mrs. A.. Sundby at her home,
415 Plum avenue.
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Walter Glockner Of Duluth, who has
been here for several days visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clock
ner, left last night to join his com
pany with which he expects to leave
for Camp Dodge at Des Moines with
in a short time.
Miss Isabelle Suter Of Grafton is
the guest If Miss Camilla Hofto. Miss
Ida Rand of East Grand Forks gave
q small dinner on Tuesday night at
her home for Miss Suter and Miss
Rand.
Miss Helen Won Donat has gone to
Tolley, N. D., where she is to be an
instructor in the public school.
The Home guard Of the Methodist
church, which was to have met at
the home of Mrs. Bulls in Riverside
park, has been postponed on account
of the celebration that is to be held
tomorrow for the drafted soldiers, An
nouncement of the meeting date will
be made later.
In honor Of Miss Julia Evanson OF
the business department of 'Odell,s.
whose engagement to Lloyd M. Smith
of Osseo, Mimi, has been
during the week, the employees of the
Odell department store gave a sur
prise quilting bee at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. O,Dell on Bel
mont avenue. Wednesday evening.
The guests devoted the evening to the
quaint o~ld-fashioned pastime Of MAX
ing q comforter for the brides new
home, and afterward Mrs. Odell serv-
ed a sumner Miss Evanson, who has
been a valuable member of the Odell
staff, was presented with a writing
desk, by her co-workers. Guests at
the affair were Mr.. and Mrs. W. ].
Whitcher, MI. and Mrs. Strtckler,
Hadse. Mrs. Wilberg, Mrs. willard.
Mrs. Holmes of Glendon, MINI. and
the Misses Della Cameron, Bertha
|Renpher. Madeira Knox, Ida Purcell,
Mandy Stickelmeyer, Hanna, Margar-
ct O'Leary. Bertie Morley and Martha
Grothberg.
Mrs. Ed. stinson entertained a COM
lpany OF eighteen young men and
women at her home In Riverside PARK
last night in compliment to her SIS
ters-in-law, Misses Alice and Marian
Stinson. who left today to enter
Virginia college at Roanoke. Vfr-
ginia. Miss Alice Etfnson graduated
from the institution last year. and re-
turns to do post-graduate work, while
her sister is entering for special work
In dramatic art.
Cards. played at four tables. were
f011ovad by a. ea1uuar xvhfnh EY;s, rya~-