Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-23

Among the put Of town guests who
have come to Grand Forks to attend
the annual banquet OF the st. Andrew
society are DR.. eAnd' Mrs M. MacGreg-
or OF Fargo, who arrived in the city !
today q
Incl6ded in the many affairs an
nounced for the Thanksgiving season
is the annual party of the choir of
st. Pauls church, to be given On Fri
day evening. November 26, in the
Guild hail. The affair Is to open at 8 |
o'clock, n there will be a program
n social time. Dancing is also to
bers of st. Paul's church and their
friends have been extended an invita-
ton.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the Bethel Young Peoples
society this evening:
Devotionais Ludwig Egstad
snort talk.t..... ...r. Miss Djuland
Song . 80. 80. ladies Sextette
Short talk ...........Jonas Holland
Solo ..........e..........Id Ida Tufte
snort talk ........ Chris Erickson
Song ................ Male Quartet
closing prayer $685.. .Knute .Stensland
Following, the program refresh
ments will be served. All are invited
to come.
McElroy's Flower Shop; original
corsages. cut flowers fresh every
morning: Funeral designs. Come to
McElroy's. 40s DeMers avenue. Phone
1991.-Adv. fsgS
The Ladies' Aid OF, the Swedish Luz
theran. church. will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon int the church parlors
1atss3~ o'clock.-sM MRS. As.Iager will be
thet hostess,I and ell irYsmbers and
friends are invited to attend.
Grand-nolo was played at twenty
on Monday evening at the card
party given in the lower auditorium
sof st. Michael's pro-Cathedral. by the
pro-CathedrAl club. AT the close of
the game, Mrs. Brosseau and B. f.
Brockhof' were awarded prizes for
high score. Refreshments were served
by the committee in charge.
Miss Medora Knox ! left this noon
/! for Alexandria, Mimi, where she will
be. the Thanksgiving guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Frank Giles. Miss Knox
expects, to return Monday morning.
The social ss,,FiM ary's church
has dEsaSsI1eapsYea dancing
party to :beSssiHensoon FRIDAY evening,
November. u ,San4theHKnights Of Co
lumbus han Limitations have been
issued to some 200 women and girls,
and it Is expected the affair will be
n Of the largest parties which that
club will give this year. NJ
Dancing is to begin at 9 o'clock.
and Emard's five-piece orchestra will
play the dance program between that
hour and ~ o'clock.
Miss Marie Daely returned on Mon
day to Grand Forks, to resume her
studies at the university, after visiting
over Sunday with, her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard. Daely:
Miss Ruby Crothers acted as head
afternoon In the Women's League
rooms between the hours Of A and
g O'clock. Assisting were Misses
Beatrice Burns and Mary Helen Cas-
!, sell. si
In honor OF their wedding anniver-
cary, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Handlon
entertained at a dinner in their home
on Monday evening. There were COW
ers for twelve guests, and appoint
ments were In red and white Mrs.
II. g. Munsey who arrived in the city
Monday evening from Minneapolis
was an out Of town guest.
EE{ Mr.. and Mrs. George Tierney OF
Devils Lake announce3the marriage of
Mr.. Tierney's sister, Miss Sadie Tier
ney to Archibald Wilson Of Eau
Claire, Wis, which occurred on Mon
day, November % in st. Joseph's
Catholic church, Devils Lake. Rev.