Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12

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Mrs. Intelligence-Mrs. Don Nc.
Kenzie. Jr.
= Katie-Mrs. L.. A.. Chance.
~ Miss Frivolous-Mrs. L. M. Bittin-
ger. 81,
Mrs. Drawl-Mrs. F. l.. Kernott.
Mrs. Capahle-Mrs. Harry Randall.
Mrs. Hardhearing-Mrs. Willard
Adams.
Miss Prim-Mrs. C. r. Tingl.y.
Mrs. Vocalize-Mrs. A. e. Bratrud.
Miss Ella Cute-Mrs. Harold Wins
low. .4A
Between acts there will be music
by Mrs. Paul Griffith and Mrs. Har.
rington, and readings by Dean V. +.
SQuires.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Bachelor are at
Park River spending the day with
Mrs. Bachelors brother-in-law and
sister, Dr.. and Mrs. Plunkett-
Section three of St. Paul's guild will
give a "Shrove Tuesday party" in the
guild hall this evening, beginning at
ieof st. Pauls social club and guild
members and their friends are invited
to attend.
Miss Sigrid ~Thorgrinsen and Miss
Katherine Morgan left today at noon
take up active Red Cross work at the
!. Letterman Military hospital. Both
" young women lave beer given a num-
Der of attractive social honors, during
the last two weeks. Miss Thorgrimsen
a daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. B.
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Hinzie for several years.
The Ladies' Aid of the Scand:nav.
-iansM. E. church, corner of First ave-
arnde and Chestnut street. will meet
: n church parlors. A good attend
ance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. "A. Collins and son
Stephen. are spending the day at
Crookston.
> Mrs. A. B. Steen has returned to
= her home at Reynolds after. spending
a few days with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D.
'-Curren.
Mrs. Einar Therkeidsen gave 4
'~dinner at her home on Sunday even
Michael Lynch, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Therkeldsen.
Miss Anna Levinson. who has been
the guest of Miss Rose Fishman for
the past two weeks, left yesterday for
: her home at Medina, N. D. d.
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Miss*Cecil Holden, who has been
visiting Miss Doris Payne. left yes
terday for her home at shevlin, MINI.
G.. D. Halverson of Gilby. returned
to his home last night after visiting
for a few days with his sisters, Mrs.
Agnes H1lman. t407 North Fourth
street, and Mrs. H. b.. Thorgrimsen,
Belmont avenue. Mr.. Halverson was
present at the christening of his niece,
Agnes Julia Thorgrimsen. which took
place Sunday at the First Lutheran
church. ]. T. Hilman of Leeds, was
mans home. He came to attend the
conference held here on Saturday,
when plans were made for the Luth-
eran war fund. and will have charge
OF the work in Benson county.
Mrs. r. S. kinnan of South Fourth
street, entertained the Monday Bridge
club yesterday afternoon.
The West Side Circle of the Ply
mouth Congregational Guild will meet
at the home of Mrs. George BERTHA
ume. 1924 International avenue, to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The knights of Columbus gave a
very successful party last night In
their club rooms on South Third
street, at which there we're some 4OD
guests. including the local Knights OF
Columbus and their families, the car
and a large number of out OF towa
members. Cards, music and dancing
provided entertainment, and light re
freshments were served. A .argc
class of candidates is to be initiated
into h order at special ceremonies
today, and a banquet and program in
the auditorium of st. Mary's church
this evening will terminate the event.
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Through an error. an item in tn:
Sunday morning issue of The Herald
gives women Of Grand Forks county
credit for having only second place
in the state in the second Liberty
women led the women of all other
, counties in the state in the amount
of bond investments, their purchases
amounting to $81,70O. Women OF
7 Cass county were second. with $685.
900 worth of bonds. and Barne 3,
county women held third place with
$s1.600, representing their invest
ments.
The third Liberty Loan will be
launched come time in March, it is
expected, and already committees of
the state are at work getting affairs
lined up. so that the women may play
an equally successful part in the
third bond campaign. Mrs. w. A.
Mcintyre Of this city has been named
vice chairman of the state committee
and Miss Susan I. Maloney of this
city has been appointed county chair
man for Grand Forks county.
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Miss Mary Gagnon of Grafton LEI.
IN Saturday for Trenton, N. j, to
take \ course of training, preparatory
to entering the telephone service os
the army as an operator in France.
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Willard J. Gjeastad Of Grafton and
tsAftas Ann .Narloch of Mimic were mar.
d fled at the Sacred Heart church o:
Mimic, Rev. Father Olzewski Official
ing. The couple were attended by
Mics Ef1e Narloch and Bernard Mar
lnch sister and brother of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Gjeastad are spending a
brief time In the twin cities inc 9th.
+ Minnesota points, and expect to
make their. home at Grafton afte.
their return.
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