Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-19
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a The first. of q! series OF Christmas
tree parties, which areyto be held at
the University Community house took
place last evening and was accorded
q huge success. About 125 people
were present; including day nursery
children and their parents. and MEM
bers OF the Industrial class.
The house was in holiday dress;
streamers of ,tinsel and red and green
we're entertwined from chandeliers TO-
corners ,and predoDtnating over all
was the huge Christmas tree, gaily
trimmed and lighted with many col
Ored lights. ~
Of the evening and q number of the
school children gave their Christi,
mas school songs and pieces. ;LiEht
refreshments were served at tho close
of. the evening and as the guests de-
parted each child was given y toy,
candy, fruit and nuts.
The festivities at the Community
house tonight are in charge Of the
university Y. w. C.. Al and Miss Will
helma Scott and Miss Pearl Young
will be In charge Of the program.
Guests tonight wdlr include the Sun
day school. children and their parents
and the members of the boys club.
Miss Elizabeth Burr Is to give the
8IVIy Ox II10 OLuSE w l6c n1S4Ils. GkIlO
colored slides Of the story will be
shown.
The industrial committee of the
Community house is responsible for
the gay party given last evening and
the women. worked hard to make u
merry time for the youngsters. Mrs.
C. e. Garvin was in charge Of the
party and she was assisted by a group
Of woman, among them Mrs. II. w.
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Hampstead.
The women are especially grateful
to the hearty cooperation given
| them by the business men of the city
in their arrangements for the affair.
Kenneth Oakley. who has been at
tending the University Of North Da-
kota, left last evening for his home
in Cleveland, Ohio, where he will visit
with his mother over the holidays.
While at school Mr.. Oakley makes
his home with his uncle and aunt,
Prof and Mrs. l.. c. Harrington. 414
Fourth avenue.
| Miss Leona v. Smith, 4o5 South
Sixth street, is entertaining as her
guests for few days her mother and
Marie Smith Of Glasgow, Mont. Mrs
Smith and daughter are en- route to
points in Missouri and Oklahoma,
where they viii visit indefinitely with
relatives
Mrs. Clark Holmes, who has been
Visiting in Grand Forks as guest at
the home of DR.. o. c. Dean, 401
South Fourth street, expects to leave
shortly for Thompson, N. D., to visit
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Wyman.
Mrs Holmes, formerly made her
home at Reynolds. She will return
to Grand Forks for the holidays.
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! Dean and Mrs. E. J. Babcock, 32a
Walnut street, are looking forward tc
having as their holiday guests their
son, Loren Babcock, who is student
at the University of Minnesota law
school Miss Alice Glenesk Of Mime.
apolis will also come to Grand Fork.
to be holiday guest at the Babcoca
home.
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There were forty tables Of cards a
the Grand-nola party, which tho mel
Of st. Marys church gave last eve
ming. in the auditorium Of the church
High scores went to Miss Kate Ryar
and John Nuss. each receiving 9
dressed turkey. The committee !,
charge Of. the affair included DR.
Thomas Mulliean.. NJ. F. Murphy. ]
r.. ,Poupore, NJ. Norman. Jane
Lynch and David o'Goruan.