Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-20
or INTEREST TO WOMEN

The south side circle Of the Con-
gregational guild have prepared an
interesting program to be given FIJI
day evening at 8 o'clock, February
| 21, at the Congregational church:
Refreshments and a social hour Will
be enjoyed in the church parlors aft
err the program. An invitation Is ex-
tended to the public to attend.
Piano Duet-Dorothy and Madeline
Cotton.
Reading-Mildred Lehman.
SaXaphone Solo-Chester NJ. War
ner.
Reading-Marion Severson.
Vocal Solo-Alice WEIGH.
Reading-Pauline Lehman.
Vocal Solo-Cleary Monley.
Character representation Helen
Warner.
Violin Solo-Dr. ]. Brundin.
Reading-Gladys Peterson.
Vocal Solo-Alice WEIGH.
Reading-Hilda Doe.
Vocal Solo-Cleary Monley.
Reading-Richard Baughman.
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On Wednesday evening a group of
young people gave an informal party
in the club rooms Of the Rec River
Power company. Card playing and
dancing were enjoyed during the eve
rims. A two-piece orchestra fur
rished music and lunch was served
at midnight.
Chaperoning the affair were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Kellum and the Misses Roy
and Garvick. The guests included
Misses Mildred Brown. Esther john
son. Agnes Olson. Stella Guam,
Myrtle Garvick, Lydia Johnson. Claire
| TNol1n Martha Rroxvn Hazel Esnp-
strom, Alvidie Nelson, Marguerite
Swanson, Gladys Nelson. Florence
Back n Laura Morley: Messrs. Will
liam Seward, Ben Borgan, Richard
Powell, Peter Tile, Fred Bergen, An
drew H%ellickson, Lawrence Brown,
Adolph Wick. Oscar Olson and Harry
Peterson.
Mrs. c. E. Dezotell Inc Miss Bessie
Balm were hostesses last evening at
the apartments of Mrs. Dezotell in
the Stratford building. A patriotic
color scheme was carried out in the
decorations and in the luncheon.
The guests were: Messrs and Mes
danes Vern Daniels, H. w. Dezotell,
r. D. Hickman. Mrs. Harold Van
Dusen; Misses Camilla Tracy, Pauline
Nevins, Anna MCGUIRE, Anna Ryan.
Rose LaBerge, Marion Nash and
margaret van buSCH, duO N1A. ". -
Dezotell.
Miss Helen Small entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Small, 1912 Lewis Boulevard
avenue. The occasion was her eighth
birthday anniversary and a frosted
birthday cake with eight tiny candles
decorated the table. The hours were
from 4:30 to z and parlor games and
stunts were played. Each guest was
a novel paper zap. Mrs. Small served
a light luncheon at $50.
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Rev. and Mrs. J. Lorentz enter
tanned at their home yesterday ir
honor Of the eighth birthday ami
versary Of their son Bjarne. Nine o.
the little fellows classmates were
present and hours were from 4 to 6
At $3.50 Mrs. Lorentz served a prett,
luncheon. A large birthday oak,
with pink candles graced the table
: the favors.
3 About twenty-five tables Of card
. were played last evening at the car
. social given by the women of 81
Mary's church in the church base
ment. Miss M. Anderson and Pete
, Grady won high scores. Supper wa
!; served at the close Of the game. TIL
following women had charge of tn
affair: Mesdames finder Carson
williams, French and Maher an,
$ Misses Mae Morrow, Jessie Morrow
! and Carson. 49,
Mrs. e. ~ Getchell entertained
twenty guests at her home at 81
Of her daughter Mildred. Grand Nol
f. was played at five tables and higl
scores went to Miss Hazel Rowen an,
Ruben Lindquist. -.
Mrs. Getchell was assisted in serv
ing by her daughter Miss Lucil
!! Getchell.
r Miss Doris Slater of Lincoln, Neb
will arrive here tomorrow to spen
the day with her uncle and aunt, Re,
y and Mrs. C. E. Tingley. Miss Slater
enroute to Vancouver, B.. c., fror
y where she will sail for. India, to b
married to George Odgers, an instruc
tor in a Methodist mission school a
;. Muttra, India. Mr.. Odgers formerl
. was of Lincoln.
IS University seniors will hold a part
in the Women's League rooms to
night, at 1880 o'clock. During tn
- evening nnal rehearsal for the Carne
song contest tomorrow. will be helt
- and there will be dancing, games an
refreshments.
IS Mrs. VIII. Elfring and Mrs. Rot
e ert Green Jr., will entertain the mem
bers of the Plymouth Congregations
choir at the home of Mrs. Elfrin,
% South Fourth street, this evening, foi
e lowing the regular weekly rehearsal.
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Mrs. L. NJ. Davis of Crookston al
rived in the city last evening an
n will be, the guest of Miss Genevi,
g Clark and Mrs. Fred Bacon at tn
II Bacon residence. 315 South FIT
$. street.
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Miss Edith ,JOrandhY who is attend