Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-17
Women Of Bismarck eligible to be-
ono members Of the Daughters of

Women of Bismarck eligible to be-
come members Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution will form a
chapter in that city within the very
near future. Mrs. J. Maurice Martin
has been named organizer by the state
regent. Mrs. Young. wife Of Congress
nan George NJ. Young OF Valley City.
Between Is M rs women are known
to be eligible n it is expected that
a number Of others will be found IN
the city. Several Bismarck women
are affiliated with chapters in other
places, and they will transfer their
membership to the Bismarck chapter
upon organization.
Miss Adelaide Okell. head of the
department of music at Wesley con-
servatory. entertained at her apart
ments in the Larimore annex last eve
ming. the hours being from 1880 to
10 O'Clock. The guests, which num-
bered forty. included the pupils study
ing advance piano at the conserva-
tory. Miss Okell was assisted by Miss
Agnes Fagstad. Miss Ella Bleakley.
Miss Myrtle Ellenson and Miss Lilah
Sannes, who are teachers in the de-
partment. Light refreshments were
served.
Miss Carolyn Dean Of South Sixth
street entertained at q dinner on
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Ruth Gardner Of Fargo. Pink roses
and shaded candles were used in the
dining room. Covers were laid for
eight. The guests included Miss
Maude Templeton. Miss Gwen Guth.
RE, Miss Marjorie Cook, Miss Helen
Wyman, Miss Ruth Templeton AMI
Miss Gertrude Cullen.
Mary Kathryn and William Jen-
nings Dunlop, win daughter and son
of MIR. and Mrs. j. J. Dunlop of Lewis
Boulevard, entertained fifteen of their
little friends yesterday in honor OK
their fifth birthday anniversary. A
luncheon was served. and a birthda"
cake with the proper number OF
candles was in evidence. Mrs. j..
Sherman Lowe assisted Mrs. Dunlop
during the afternoon.
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Miss lear lamming. a daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Lanaming, Chey-
enne, avenue, who has been in Minot
visiting her grandparents. Rey. and
Mrs. William c.. Hunter, for the last
two and a half months. has returned
home. Mr.. Lamming went to Minot
and accompanied his daughter here
on Tuesday.
Mrs. r.. H. Belaire and two chill
dren, Howard and Madeline. of Du-
luth. arrived last night, and will
spend a few days as the guests OF
Mrs. ]. H. Bliven, 1415 Cheyenne ave.
nue..
The North End Knitting circle will
meet with Mrs. Car Gunlogson. $50
North Fourth street. this evening a,
1880 o'clock. All who are interested
in Red Cross knitting are invited t.:
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaalerm, s12 Walnut
street have just announced the mar
rage Of their daughter, Miss Adolf
Sabold, and Edward f. Ladehauche
The wedding took place on Januar,
2 at Crookston. For h present Mr.
and Mrs. L~adebauche are making
their home at 321 Walnut street.
Mrs. Paul Griffith, 1856 Reeves ave
nue., win entertain the D. F. O.. clu'
at her home tomorrow afternoon
This club is comprised of the Ladies
Bible class Of the Baptist Sunda.
school.
The Delta Gamma sorority had in
itiation services at their fraternit!
house last evening for Miss Cen;
Sprague of Grafton. The pledge
were hostesses; at a two-courseiiunch
con following the initiation. Invent!
guests were present.
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Mrs. George Langeland n littl'
son who have been visiting with rela
tives and friends in the city, left TO
their home at Regain. n. d.. yesterday
En- route they will visit with friend
in Fargo and Bismarck.
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Junior pupils Of Wesley conserva
tory will give a recital program to
morrow (Friday) afternoon at tn
city studios. The program will begi1
at AIS O'clock.
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Miss Adele Schroeder of Crookstor
is in the city for a brief visit witt
her sisters, Mrs. Arthur Jerome an
Mrs. knockles.