Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-18

Mrs. Philip Purpur, 1907 Bulge
avenue was the honor guest at a sur
prise party given at her home on FIJI
day afternoon. About thirty wome
were the guests and the affair marked
the 66th birthday anniversary of Ms;
Purpur. The afternoon was passed
in n~eedlework and at o'clock tea
was served by Mrs. William Void, Mrs.
Adolph Purpur and Mrs. j.. Poe.
A basket of crysanthemun,s added
to the attractiveness of the living
room and during the afternoon Mrs.
Purpur was presented with a tea set
by her friends.
Alpha ri chapter of Kappa Alpha
! Theta held initiation services on Fri
day evening for nine members. The
affair took place at the sorority
house, 401 North Fourth street. Those
initiated were. Miss odina' Olson, Miss
I Aldene Darlington. Lois Sheets. Mo-
lie Markell, Helen Fox. Adelaide Be-
latti, Louis Canhan, Corrine Hoffman
and Marjorie Dell.
The Initiation banquet of Alpha Pi
chapter will be served tonight in the
dining room of the Frederick hotel, at
$3.50 O'Clock. Miss Ruth Mahon will
preside and toasts will be given by
Misses Beatrice Olson, Aldene Bar
rington. Enid Young and Margaret
Laughin.
! Attractive table appointments have
been arranged and will include unique
fayors, lighted tapers and cut flow
ers. There will be forty guests.
The meeting night of the Franklin
club which was to have been held on
Thursday, las been changed to We'd
nesday evening, according to an an
nouncement made by the secretary of
the club, Mrs. c. A. Greenleaf. Mrs.
entertain the club on Wednesday
evening. The change was made be-
cause of the Ralph Conner lecture
which is scheduled for Thursday
evening.
Mrs. c. A. Greenleaf entertained in
formally at dinner on Friday evening
in compliment to Prof. and Mrs. Har-
| ry vanniman of the South Dakota
university aw school. who are in the
city visiting as guests of Prof. and
! Mrs. Hugh e. Willis.
The dinner was given at the Y. w.
c. A. n there were six guests. Mrs.
Vanniman is a niece of Mrs. Green
leaf.
The entertainment committee wish
es to thank all the women of the city
who opened their homes to visitors
during the convention of the North
Dakota Women's clubs which closed
The visiting women were generous in
their praise Of the women of Grand
Forks for the hospitality shown them
and the committee is equally grateful
for the cooperation extended them
by the women of the city in assisting
In caring for the many visitors.
(Siened) Mrs. J. A. Poppler. chair.
man Of entertainment committee.
Miss Alice Bliven entertained at
Halloween party at the home OF hel
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bliver
on Friday evening. There were THIRTY
guests and dancing was the CHIEF
amusement of the evening. An at.
tracttve luncheon was served at II
O'Clock and table appointments were
OF q Halloween nature.
DR.. Ida N. Alexander. director o.
the Anti-Tuberculosis work in NORTH
dakota, addressed the grade children
OF the Belmont school on Friday aft,
ernoon On THE Prevention and Cur.
of tuberculosis" Dr.. Alexander ha!
recently come to North Dakota .aftel
serving overseas for several months
and her talk yesterday proved no
only very Instructive to the children
but equally entertaining.
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Mr1. ]. A. Jardine and Mrs. Georp,
Weller Of Fargo, who have been il
Grand Forks attending the annua
meeting OF the North Dakota Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs, returned I.
their homes last evening. Mesdame
Jardine and Weller represented tn,
Fargo Music club ut the c%onventio,
and while In this city were entertain
ed at the home. Of Mrs. "A. Lein, Din
mic apartments.
Tho synergoi fraternity will give Il
informal dancing party this eventnl
in the Guild hall. The affair VIII IS
informal and q four piece orchestr,
Will play the dance program betweel
the hours 7:3O and II o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lander, e22 Hi
Z mont avenue, will have Il their Etc1
for some time, Mr.. IAnder,g eietel
Mr.. =. y. smith IN Rockford, III, III
4lsafh & sFssetfdste srftyS