Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-16

A general picnic for the members Of
the Plymouth Congregational churcn
and the Sunday school children will
be held In Riverside park Friday att
ernoon and evening of August ~.
Every child and church member Is
asked to make arrangements to spend
that day in the park. Committees
have been named who have already
commenced plans for the affair. on
the committee in charge of the enter
tainment for the afternoon are Mrs.
J.. A. walen, Mrs. Lewis n Mrs. E..
M. Mathews. The women in charge
of the refreshments and entertain
ment for the evening are Mrs. H. ].
Lawrence, Mrs. E. j. Fraser and Mrs.
W. s. McKinsey.
MI. and Mrs. E. ]. Severson and
family, S6S Belmont avenue, returned
Friday afternoon from a motor trip
lasting three weeks. They visited at
the M. e. Stricken summer home at
Alexandria, and later visited friends
in the Twin Cities N Duluth. En-
route home they were accompanied
by Mrs. Severson's sister, Mrs. j. b.
Thompson Of Carlton, and Mrs. Ora
Baston Of Minneapolis, who will visit
here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severson and fanny,
accompanied by their guests will leave
Sunday morning for Larimore to
spend the day at the S. E. Baston
home.
Miss Geraldine McNicol, S36 Bel
mont avenue, Is expected to return
this evening from Bottineau, where
she has been a guest of Miss Florence
1ntosh summer home at Lake Metz
goshe. Miss McNicol also visited at
Willow City for a hort time, with
Mrs.. 7. S. Harkinson. Other guests
who have attended the house party
and who have returned to their homes
are Miss Ann Gainssle of st. Thomas
and Miss Grace Minis of Devils Lake.
DR.. and MRS. T.. Mulligan, S46 Bel
mont venue left Friday noon for
Seattle, Washington, where they will
remain for a couple Of weeks, visiting
friends. They plan to return to Grand
Forks about September first and en-
route will stop at a number of west
ern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Terrence, 206
Almont avenue entertained as their
guests Friday afternoon MI. and Mrs.
guest Mrs. 6. Fl. Helm of Chicago, and
j. Mr.. G.. Flaten also offCrookston. The
party ,motored to the ddity and returned
last evening.
Miss Ruth Sinclair returned Friday
from Duluth, where she visited for
several weeks as the guest of Miss
Lois Fuller of this city, who is spend
ing the summer with her grand
Paconite, Mimi, and visited for one
week as the guest of Mrs. E. A.. Van
net, her aunt.
Warren Robinson of La Sale, ILL.,,
arrived in the city Friday evening,
and will remain here for several days
as the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. A. D.
Robinson will go to Regina, Sask. to
attend to business matters and ex-
poets to stop in Grand Forks en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. CARRIER, sos Wal
nut street, are entertaining as their
house guests for several days Mrs.
CAREERS two nieces, Misses Theresa
and Rose Finklestein of St. Paul. The
young ladies will remain for about
one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Holmberg. 918
Cottonwood street and their guests.
Mrs. M. Smith and daughter, Miss
uoTltS DiulLIl OK ft0LLlnS0T, N. H.,
expect to go to Hettinger for a visit
Sunday. Mrs. Holmberg's brother,
Chris Lunde, will accompany them.
Mrs. George W. Ausbury and
daughter, Miss Vivian Ausbury, 1928
Belmont avenue, are planning to leave
next week for Macomb, Iowa. where
they will visit at Mrs. Ausbury's
home. They. will be away several
weeks.
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Miss Ruth Sinclair left Friday for
Devils Lake to spend several days as
the house guest of Misses Betty and
Harriet McHugh Of that city. Miss
Sinclair will also visit at the home
Of her uncle, G. Rupert before re-
turning.
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Mrs. e. e. Sherman. Dinnie apart.
ments, left this loo for Chicago, and
Woodstock. Ill. At the latter place,
Mrs. Sherman will visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Beatty. She viii
be gone about one month.
Mr.. and Mira. J. Larson, go Cotton.
wood street, have had as their guest
tor several days Mr.. Larson's sister
Mra.H. M. Torrison OF fargo. Mrs
ToFY1Don will return to her home II
Fargo. sunday