Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-12

Mrs. F.. c: Bacon, 315 South Fifth
street, will leave Thursday night for
Minneapolis, where she will join Mr..
Bacon, who went down several days
ago. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon will
go to Iowa. where they will visit rel
atives at several points, and they ex-
in December to attend the livestock
show. From Chicago they will 60 to
New York city and will remain for
the winter with their son and daugh.
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. i. Hume Ba.
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Mrs. ]. r. Bacon .312 Vernon We
nue., will accompany Mrs. Bacon to
home in Abel, Iowa, where she will
visit for some, time with her parents,
. Mr.. and Mrs. John b. White.
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! The University Church club, recent
~ organized. is making arrangements
for the first formal meeting. to be held
in he Guild hall Thursday evening.
president. will preside. The club,
i which is composed of university stu
dents and faculty members Of the
Episcopal faith, has been started
with a view to getting the students
and faculty members better: acquaintz
ed. Meetings will be held each
Thursday evening. and the present
plan of the meeting includes an in-
formal hour, after. the regular busi-
ness meeting and program. Refresh
ments are to be served at the close
of the meetings.
Miss Clara B. Cliff of Fargo, state
supervisor for the Royal Neighbors,
will be present at the, meeting of the
preside over the proposed initiation
ceremonies. 1t is expected that q
class of rs will be taken Into the or
der. Mrs. George Seifert, captain Of
the fancy drill team, will conduct, a
I drill after. the regular meeting: and
there will be a social-hour:*7 The COM
mittee. in charge Of this will include:
Bessie Balm, Miss Mabel Stromberg,
Miss Clara Telle, Mrs. Henry Marks,
Mrs. Fred Fiers, Mrs. B. Blanchett
and Mrs. Seifert. y,
Mrs. w. A. Burke has come to
Grand Forks for a brief visit with
friends and while here will be enter-
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Nelson Kelly. as a guest of their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Kelly. Mrs.
| Burke was Miss Jean Porferfield be-
fore her marriage and was a member
Of the Central high school faculty
for a number of years, leaving Grand
Forks about four years ago.
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DR.. and Mrs. H.. H.. Healy, 1928
Lewis Boulevard, are expecting to
have as their guest for a short time
Mrs. Healy's nephew, w. H. Wallie OF
Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. Wallie is ex-
pected to arrive in the city tonight,
and will leave shortly for Buffalo. N.
T. to attend the national Y. NJ. c., A.
convention. He is the executive sec
rotary of the Central Y. M. c. A. at
Los Angeles. L. w. tPatmore of
Drayton. n. D., is also expected this
evening to be a guest at the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. Healy while I Mr.:
Wallie is here.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Myron Bacon, accom-.
paned by Mrs. Bacon's sister, Miss
Velma Cole, of Fort Worth, Tex, have
gone to Minneapolis en- route to Fort
Worth, where they will spend the
winter. While a guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacon at their home in the Ba-
con flats. Miss Cole was entertained
at a number of pretty social affairs.
Mr.. INK Mrs. Harold Brundage of
GEORGETOWN, S. c., have taken the
apartments formerly occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Bacon, and will make their
home here during the winter.
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The r. O. T.. c.. will give q dancing
party saturday evening in the new
armory at the state university. The
hours will be from 1850 to II O'Clock,
andca six-piece orchestra will play the
dance program. Aside from the fact
THAT programs will be used, the at:
4 "a {r- xy{Il No n,,jfo In nrrna ~ f|1TsiNE r-t.N#'
MI. and Mrs c. HI opsahl, '416
South Fifth street, have been enter
tanning as their guest Mrs. :fOpsahl's
cousin, Mrs. #. G. 4Guldbransen, of
Minneapolis. Mrs. Guldbrat1dsen Wis
tied here for one week and returned
Ito her home Monday evening.
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"A food sale was held In connection;
with the Ladies' Aid meeting Of the
presbyterian church held this after
noon in the church parlors. The Mo-
Ivember division has the sale In charge
and a social hour with refreshments
followed the regular meeting.
Mrs. A. E.. Eastlun1d. Miss Birdie
tLien and the Misses Louise, Florence
and Grace Neate were hostesses Tues
day evening at an informal, party in
the Red River Power club rooms.
1 Mrs. wellington lCorliss OF Portland,
who Is 1.-THE city visiting her parents,
Mr.. andlIMrs. Robert Dittnan. wa the
guest Of honor. Dancing was en-
Ijoyed between the hours 3 and 10
O'Clock and refreshments were served.
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Mrs. AL Bourassa, ,219 North Eighth
street entertained the Wednesday
Afternoon Bridge club at her hpme
this afternoon. 9Thcre-+wera two
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