Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-29

noon at z O'Clock In the association
dining room. Guests were seated at.
over by Mrs. Sadie Smith and Miss
Helen Larkin. Two roast turkeys
We're the main feature of a real home
Thanksgiving dinner, which was
made possible by generous donations
from association members and
friends. These donations included
pickles, jelly, cranberry sauce, pump
kin and mince pies. The centerpieces
on the tables were baskets of fruit.
and little red and black nut cups
we're at each place. Places were
marked with connundrums which
were read after dinner. Games and
community singing was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon.
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All school children and others who
are interested in making scrap books
for soldiers, have been asked by Miss
Beatrice tombstone to volunteer their
services for this work. Miss tombstone,
eounty Superintendent Of schools,
books had been allotted to the schools
of Grand Forks county, 200 of which
were given to the schools in Grand
Forks city. Owing co the fact that
schools have been closed it has been
impossible to accomplish this work,
hence the request for volunteers.
Children n older workers who are
interested may call at Miss J%ohnstone's
office In the court house for details.
Christmas cards and booklets will
E!be placed on sale Monday afternoon
by the junior committee of the Faith
erless Children Of France, according
to an announcement made by Miss
Madeline Turner, chairman Of this
committee. The proceeds derived from
the sale will be used for adopting
offered for sale at the Hotel Fred
erick. Hotel Dacotah,, public library
and Benner and Beggs. Miss Turner
will be assisted in the sale of these
cards by Misses Mauce Griffith, Mary
Parsons, Dorothy Healy and Alice
Hale.
Mrs. R. e: Gilleland and family and
Mrs. E. 8. Gilleland and family were
thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
J. B. Fontaine of Minnesota Point.
Master Charles Gilleland, son of Mrs.
b.. B.. Gilleland, was celebrating his
llth birthday anniversary yesterday
and a feature of the THANKSGIVING
dinner was a birthday cake with II
candles. Mrs. r. E. Gilleland and
children will remain at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fontaine for over Sun
day.
Friends here will be interested to
know that the Misses Evelyn Sven
son, Margaret O'Brien, Nora Robb,
Lucy Boyer, Mary Egan and Gertrude
Mcmahon, graduate nurses of st. Mi
chaels hospital, are now stationed at
the Letterman General Hospital in
San Francisco, Cal. In a letter re-
ceived here yesterday from Miss
Swenson, she states that she has been
put on night duty in a 50-bed surgical
ward. There are 1873 nurses on duty
in the hospital.
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All women who nave registered for
the, course in elementary Hygiene
and Home Care of the Sick" ana all
women who wish to register for this
ization meeting this evening at 1880
o'clock in the class rooms on the
third floor Of the p%ostoffice building.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Montgomery en-
tertained at Thanksgiving dinner yes
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Montgom-
cry and daughter Ina, Mrs. Christina
Scarf, Miss Theresa Vermaelen and
Miss Maude Savage.
Lieut.. and MS + I h + i 1ovrien. have
announced. the birth of a-son IN No
vember 28.A Mrs. Lovriens who was
formerly Miss Edna Hancock, is MAX
ing her home here with her mother
while Lieut.. Lovrien is stationed; at
Langley, Va, with the aviation corps.
The Methodist choir 4 will meet to-
night for rehearsal at the Methodist
church. H. Alden Enyeart, director,
extends an invitation to all persons in
the city who are, interested in singing
with this choir to attend rehearsal
this evening at z o'clock.
Miss Mary Swendsen and Gabriel
Guttersurd, both of this city, were
married yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the home Of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. David Stoeve. The
bride was attended by Miss Clara
Coppang and John Torrispn was the
best man. II
Mr.: and Mrs. j. C.. Sherlock Of 2o3
formally at a Thanksgiving dinner
Yesterday at 1880. Covers were laid
for Ia guests,
The Baptist choir will hold a re-
hearsal this evening at 1880 o'clock.
All choir members are asked to at
tend. ~
The Delta Sigma fraternity enter
tanned a group of pledges and friends
at a dinner last night at the Frederick
hotel. Covers were placed for twenty
guests.
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The st. Marks Lutheran choir will
hold rehearsal this evening at 1880
o'clock. Miss Katherine Harris will
be present to direct.
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Miss Estella Grinland returned this
morning from Warren where she
spent Thanksgiving with her parents,
Judge and Mrs. GrinlaNd.
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Mrs. J. Parade left last evening for
st Paul where h will visit for two
weeks with relatives.
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Informal dances were given last
night at the Hotel Dacotah, Knights
OF Pythias hall and Odd Fellows hall.
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Mrs. May Sallow and John Tori
son. both of this city. were married
yesterday afternoon by Judge" L. K.
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