Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-19
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MFR. and Mrs. Leslie Ryan. 400

MIR. ana Mrs. LeSi1e Ryan, fVo
North Seventh street, entertained a
May II, in honor of the sixteenth
birthday Of their daughter Marjorie.
Pink and white flowers were arranged
Through the rooms and this color
scheme was carried out in the ap-
pointments for luncheon. A large
birthday cake with white frosting n
pink candles was one of the features
of the luncheon and covers were laid
flor sixteen guests. Dancing was en-
joyed during the evening. Hours were
from s to 12 O'Clock.
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Tho districts of the Methodist Aid
will meet at the following places this
week: District one. home of Mrs. n.
]. Walker, sos South Fourth street,
! Tuesday afternoon; District two. J. F..
Turner residence, North Third street,
Wednesday,; District four. home OF
Mrs. H. X. Chidlaw. 217 Euclid ave
Mrs. J. Rykkan, 1910 Cheyenne ave-
nue.. Tuesday. Officers of district five
have announced that there is impor-
tant business to be taken up at the
meeting. and all members of the
group are asked to attend.
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Miss Olive Bear entertained five Of
her class mates from the Academy of
St. James at a / o'clock dinner Sun
and Mrs. f. M. Bear near the city.
Guests included Misses Gladys Rose,
Ruth Hart. Edith Hebert and Georgia
and Elsie Lohr. Miss Doris West as
sisted the hostess and after a pleas
ant social afternoon the guests motor
ed to the city.
r. r1--- D-~l> lh NN~th
Fourth street, entertained at dinner
Sunday noon, complimentary to
Frank LaBine, who has enjoyed a
short furlough from Camp Grant.
IGuests included Miss Eva Rorke, Of
'Casselton and Hugh Rorke of Fargo.
Mr.. LaBine, left Sunday evening for
Camp Grant.
A large number enjoyed the Sur
prise vesper" services Sunday evening.
Miss Helen NJ. Larken. secretary OF
the z. w. c. A., had charge of the
services, which were in the nature OF
a picnic in Lincoln park. After a
spread an open air concert and pro-
gram were given. Miss Larken read
the Sermon on the Mount
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank v. Kent and
family, who have spent the weekend
at Maple Lake, are expected to re-
turn 10 the city this evening. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Kent have been making prelim-
mary arrangements for opening their
cottage, Twin Oaks" and expect to
leave for the lake at the close Of
school.
The knights of Columbus will give
an informal dancing party in their
club rooms tonight between the hours
9 to IL O'Clock. A committee is in
charge Of arrangements and have pro-
vided excellent music for the affair.
All friends of the knights are given
a cordial invitation.
On Tuesday evening the Women's
Catholic Order of Foresters will give
a care party for the members Of the
organization and their invited friends.
The party will be held In the knights
of Columbus club rooms and a COM
mittee will sSrve lunch at the close of
the Amt
Miss Mamie Lodmell and Miss
Gladys Odegaard will entertain at a
miscellaneous shower this evening lin
compliment to Miss 1rma Fitzgerald,
a bride of this week. Twenty guests
have been invited and include only
the most intimate friends of the bride.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet Tuesday afternoon in the Red
Cross rooms to complete the allotment
of sewing. A large attendance at this
meeting is being looked forward to.
Misses Pauline Jazier and Helen
Londergan returned to Reynolds this
morning to resume their duties as in
structors in the school there. They
spent the weekend at their homes in
| Grand Forks.