Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

WIZ. dHO MIS-. rs3 L. onlQeleT, 0lU
Cottonwood street, were honor guests
given Tuesday evening in the private
dining room OF. the Hotel Dacotah.
The board Of elders. Of the First Pres
byterian church Of which Mr..
shideler vas IN. active member, with
their wives were hosts at the affair.
Dinner WAS served at $500 O'Clock
and ,thsfes were places for Mr.. and
Mrs. Sh1deler, Rey.5tands Mrs. IF. Hal
sey Ambrose, Mr.! and Mrs. Don Nc
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. F.sGritzmacher;
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Goodman, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bel DeRemer, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Keck, DR.. and Mrs. F.
II. Fletcher. DIR. and Mrs. H. w. Il.
Law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hay sand George
Rich.
~ a, L.. Goodman / acted. as toast
master, and a n interesting program
Of brief complimentary talks were
made by Mr.. Rich, Mr.. Mcdonald
and Mr.. Ambrose, and MI. Shideler
responded with few words Of graft
'tude. Following the program the
party repaired to the parlors OF the
Presbyterian church where an: in
formal social hour was enjoyed.
MI. and Mrs. Shideler who have
made their home In Grand Forks for
a number of years have made plans
to moye to Indianapolis, ind this
month!
Miss Sabine Diedrichs returned last
evening from Bismarck, where with
Forks, she attended the annual con-
vention OF the North Dakota Nurses
association. Some 1876 nurses were
present at the sessions, according to
Miss Diedrichs. and the program was
n OF more than usual: interest.
Miss Louise Hoermann Of Bis
'marck, was reelected president OF
the state association at this meeting
and other members OF the board,fwho
served during the past yea were al
so ~ reelected. Grand Forks. was
chosen ne the nextfrneeting placed
Misses Wanda Kirth and InFabors
fDalbetten,, also8of Grand Forks, will
.return s.froIn.s Btsmarcksla later in the
week and Misses Anhasarondson7 and
sAra~stausAnasssWho YerSSss. ALSO focal
Sepres4ntativessAtS sths sc0nyention, re-
M9Aday. " q
Mr.. and MrH. Howard Nelson, ST.
university avenue, sAnnounce ssfhe
m~arriaESsof their daGkhter, Miss Alice
sNeispn, to Russell Franklin, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W.. Franklin Of East
Grand Forks: The wedding occurred
on Saturday moon, May 1. Msgr. J.
a. performing the ceremony.
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Mrs. w. H. Brown, s14 Belmont
avenue. will be hostess. this evening" to
the Woman's Home ana Foreign Mis-
;stonary society Of st. Marks church.
The business meeting : will open
promptly at 1880 O'clock and later
Mra. A. r.. ,Brane will give an ilfhs-
.trated talk on the Philippines gMr.
and Mrs. BrAne have recently are-
tdfned from that COUNTRY where they
worked as missioners for several
Mrs.-Mary Robbins Wilson wa
elActSd And installed IS secretarys9of
Acacia chapter, Order of: Eastern Star.
ut a regular meeting Of that society
on Tuesday evening. Several
other important business matters were
attended to and p social hour fol-
icvso. !. .
The KEN Temple Drum corps havA
announced an informal dancing party
Masonic temple on Tuesday evening,
May.11. All Masons are cordially in.
Mrs. c. M Burgess and her two Mt-
tie sons are visiting in Cavalier, M
p. with her siSter, for brief time;
At the end of the week Mr.. Burgess
expects to join his wife. and they
Will leave for California to make
their future home. s
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Mrs. w. 8. McKihseY, 100 Univer-
sity avenue has issued Invitations for.
an informal afternoon on Saturday ia,
honor Of her mother-in-law, Mrs. r..
u Mckinney of Kokomo. Indiana;
who is her guest. Ten guests have.
been hidden and needlework- lis to;
feature the afternoons psstime:
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R. McKAnsie, who 1has1been a guest
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Me-;
Kensie sr., 2ol Walnut. street, has
returned to his homo in Winnipeg.