Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-17

MIS-. Cuyler ANDERSON. ..,
At an attractive party given by MIR.
and Mrs. N. I%verson, ia Cottonwood
street, on Saturday evening, the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Emma Iverson, to Gus c. Bratland of
this city was announced. Valentine
effects were used about the rooms and
supper appointments were aPpropri-
ate to the valentine season. The en-
gagement was told when each guest
was presented with q heart shaped
folder enclosing tiny pictures of the
bride-elect n her fiance. There
were fourteen guests.
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There were 125 couples at the in
formal dancing party which the
Social club of st. Mary's church gave
last evening in the knights of Column
bus club rooms. "A. five piece orches-
dances between the hours 3 and 12
o'clock and moonlight waltzes and
other feature dances held a promi-
nent place. This party is the last one
of a series of successful affairs which
the st. Mary's Social club has spon-
sored during the last season and it is
expected that others will be ar
ranged for after Lent.
Mrs. c. S. Giles. 900 North Third
street, left last evening for Milwaukee,
where she will visit for several days
at the home of her brother, G.. c. Van
Toor.
The many little friends of Buster
Brown. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
Brown of the Fuller apartments, will
ing after an illness of several weeks.
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The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Paul's church will meet in the Guild
hall on Wednesday afternoon at )
o'clock, and all women Interested are
invited to attend. Mr.. Cheim, a Chi
nese student of the university will give
ret Reid will give a paper or mis-
sions in China" Following the pro-
gram, there will BIZ an informal so.
cial time and refreshments will be
served.
Frank ". Kent arrived in Crane
Forks this morning from Oklahoma
City. where he has entered into bus
mess. Mr.. Kent expects to return
with Mrs. Kent and the children t.
Oklahoma City the first of next week
when they hope to have their home a
1915 Belmont avenue, and their sum
mer home at Maple Lake. disposed Of
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Miss Agnes Fennell is entertaining
as her house guest this week hel
cousin, Miss Ruth Fennell if Velva
N. d., who arrived Friday evening
Miss Fennell stopped in Grand Fork
enroute to her home, after VISITING
friends and attending the Automobile
eishoW>insEargo. 49, sei. Il
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The Cotillion club closed their win
ter social season with a gay and merr,
cotillion party at the Hotel Dacotaf
atoms transformed the dining room
into an unusually attractive dance
setting and lights shining through
huge SNOWFALL shades threw a sof'
light over the dancers. Theodore B
Elton led the cotillion and succeeded
in introducing a splendid number o.
new figures. +
Mrs. J. ]. Quigley and Mrs. Johr
Sheehy were at the favor tables ant
among the clever favors presented t.
the lady guests were vanity bags
lingerie clasps and corsage bouquets
Watch. fobs,, cigarettes and novelt.
; pencils were given the men. Mrs
Quigley and Mrs. Sheehy were in tn
dining room at the coffee urns durin,
, the service of a buffet luncheon.
; In charge Of the party were Mrs
! AAAAO LII Ivy uoo
Mrs. G. J. Moulder and Mrs Theo
dore B.. Elton.
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l The Young Peoples society of. tn
t Bethel church will meet in the churcl
| parlors this evening at 1880 O'Clock
l During the social hour which is SEIZED
uled to follow the program, refresh
ments will be served. These number
S will be given:
l Scripture Reading-Miss Wester
: lund.
:. NDuet-Mr. Quarum and o. Senem
e Talk-E. Lorenson.
Duet-Regina and Alvina Sander.
Reading-Verna Skaug.
: %>Duet-M. Quarum and O.. Semen.
.Talk-E. Seglem.
Duet-Rigina and Alvina Sander.
t Closing-Johannah Fryhling.