Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10
Jabile Social AT
Presbyterian Church
on 7uesday Night

As q fitting recognition Of the
burning OF the mortgage on the First
Presbyter church. about two hun
dred members OF the congregation
gathered in the auditorium OF the
church on Tuesday evening to- par
take In what was appropriately term
ed q Jubilee social The affair was
Informal in nature and the hours
we're from 8 to ii O'clock.
The holiday spirit predominated
throughout the evening and the holi-
day idea was cieverly depicted in the
han decorations During the evening
the announcement of the ARRIVAL of
Santa Claus created g. good deal OF
interest and when that venerable be-
tribution OF funny little toys to the
men VINO had. featured most promi~
ner,ttT III the recent campaign for
,turds for the church was the source
OF much Amusement.
A short interesting program COM
prising talent from among the
younger members of the church was
given. Christmas carols were sung
" group OF young girls, and the
play "The Courtship of Miles Stand
ish" was presented by 4 very good
cast Of little folks.
Charades and light lunch formed
the other features of the evening
and the committee to whom the sue
cess OF the affair is due comprises
Mrs. r. S. kinnan. chairman. Mrs f.
p. Sherman, Mrs. l.. {. Haslett, Mrs.
G. e. Finch. Mrs Rand Smith and
Mrs. Harold Lamn,ing
The women of the Congregational
Guild ara making fina! preparations
for their annual! Christmas bazaar,
which is to be held i'll the auditorium
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noon and evening. Tl.era will :,e on
sale a goodt.' display &c hantlnnd de
articles and a variety OF sane needle
work. a buffet luncheon Is to he
served during the afternoon and Il DO,
supper will be served at $50 O'clock.
Mrs. q. F.. Bloodhart is in charge
of the dining room. Each .. the
representative booths ami that of the
south side circle is to be a ''pllow
case booth Mrs. j.. L. Brand will
he III charge % this. Mrs. r. \.
Lawrence vii. i,c in charge ci the
11ortll s;ds circle buo.!; and the ,,otl
OF the wrSt side circls is to be in
charge of Mrs w. S. McK;nsey The
latter two vii: display miscellaneous
articles.
Mrs. o. r. Griffith of Fargo. w:no
has heen visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Severson. sSs Belmon,
avenue. returned to her home on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sererson en-
teriained at two tables of bridge on
Tuesday afternoon in. compliment 70
Mrs. Griffith.
Mrs. c. F. Mcneil CT Hoople. \. d.,
who has been the house guest of Rev.
and Mrs. W. j. Medland at their
home, 1924 University avenue. re-
turned to her home this morning.
this morning for Minneapolis en-
route to his home after visiting at
the home Of his son, Il. F. Bridge
man, 1923 Belmont avenue. Lincoln
Nevin of Superior. Wis, an uncle of
Mr.. Bridgeman, who was also visit
ing in Grand. Forks, has also re-
turned to his home.
Mrs L. F. Murphy was hostess at
two tables Of bridge on Tuesday eve
ming at her home. 511 South Fifth
street. High score went to Mrs Wal
ter Hawkins Of Lewistown, Mont.
VINO is the holiday guest of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. c.. II. Opsanl.
41e South Fifth street. The hostess
of the evening.
Mrs. John Jennison of Wi!liston,
ACCOMPANIED by her mother, Mrs. c.
s. King of Lakota. are visiting
friends in Grand Forks Mrs Jen-
nison was formerly Miss Marguerite
King. md attended the university
here.
Mrs r. Fl. Woods of Hoople. y. L..
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. W. 'Wilkerson, University
Place. returned to her home this
morning Mrs Woods has been here
for a fortnight.
Do Yur Feet Hurt?-See the foot
specia llst-Rand Bros. Wednesday,
Thursday, E'riday.~ Examination and
advice free--Adv.t