Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-09

Mrs. Charles O'Keefe Of Oklahoma
City with her two children, Evely:i
and Vaughn, arrived In the city Sun
day morning to. visit for several
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mayer,
1854 Reeves avenue. Mrs. O'Keefe
was formerly Miss Gladys Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. e. Swenson OF
the Dakota apartments have returned
from St. Paul, whore they visited
with friends during the asst several
days, En- route to st. Paul they
stopped in Warren, MIMI. to visit
with the latter's parents, Judge and
Mrs. I. Grindeland.. h
Misses Lou Marshall and Miss Ann
Mcclure left last evening fo- Seattle,
W Wash where they expect to make
were formerly employed, il the West
ern Union Telegraph Office in .his
city.
Mrs. W. l. Cahill of Fargo arrived
Sunday to be q guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGrath. SIS
South Fifth street. Mrs. Cahill was
called to the city by the death Of Mr..
and Mrs. McGrath's little son, Clin-
ton McGrath. which occurred here
Sunday.
Miss Ann Holohan. French instruc-
tor at the university. has returned
from Dixon, Ill. where she was
called by the serious illness of her
mother. Mrs. Holohan is reported
to be improving.
Mrs. F.. w. shideler of Indian
friends in the city, was The honor
guest at an informal party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moore,
Vernon avenue, Monday evening.
Guests included just a small company
OF friends of Mrs. Shtdeler, who form
erly made her home in Grand Forks.
At the close Of the evening light re-
Treatments were served.
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Mu chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota
held initiation services last evening
at the home Of Miss. Lilah Sannes,
Walnut street. Mrs. Hugh H. Ruet-
tell, Mrs. Paul Grifnth and Mrs.. L. C..
Harrington were initiated as patron
eBes and e members Of the chap
ter who were admitted are Misse.
Dorothy Healy, Marion Robinson,
odina Olson, Adelaide Thompson,
Gay Gidley, Helen House. Naomi
cambridge, Esther Sanford and Miss
Lois Marmon. A social hour fol-
! mes served refreshments.
MIRA and Mrs. A. Fisher and family
expect to move into the residence
formerly owned by Frank ". Kent
1915 Belmont avenue, Immediately
Mr.. Fisher purchased the Kent resi-.
dence recently from Max Rabinovich
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II. A millinery class will be organized
in the Y. W. C. A. on Tuesday eve,
ming under the supervision of Mis-.
Huldah Kramer, experienced trim
mer. The class offers an ~excellen,
opportunity for young women and
girls who r Interested in making
their hats and an invitation Il
extended to anyone interested. A fe,
of IS il being asked for the 10 weeks
course and all those expecting to at
tend are urged to register their names
at the Y. w. C. A. as soon as. possible
An interesting program is to b
given at the mass meeting Of tn,
business and professional o
the city which Is to be held THU eve
ming in the Commercial club room,
. at 8 o'clock. DR.. Thomas F. Kan,
of the university and Mrs. r. M. Pol
lock of Fargo will be the speaker
of the evening n there will be ,
musical program.
A general invitation is extended t.
the men and women of the city to at
tend, as timely topics will be takes
up and discussed openly at this msct
Ing.
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Mrs. Casper Olson and Mrs. O.. S
Hanson were hostesses at a theate
party on Monday afternoon In compli
/ ment to Mrs. F. W.. Shideler Of Indian
: apolis, and Mrs. George Nelson o
Fargo, who, are visiting in the city
! After the matinee at the Grand the
: alter the guests were taken to Black
Japanese room for tea. There wer
j covers for ten guests.
Miss Isabelle Morgan. who spent tn
: week end visiting in the city with he
parents, Mr.. n Mrs. T.. E. Morgan
SIS Third avenue; returned to Buffalo
N. D., Sunday evening. Miss Morgal
Is an instructor In the Buffalo publ
schools.