Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-20
Mis- Higgins Honored
AZ An lIish'' Spread

gins. who has been connected with
tho association for several months,
and who sails soon fer her old home
ip Iougtlrsa,, Ireland. Miss Josephine
Carlton, Miss Marguerite Graham,
Miss Helen Haas and Mrs. Ia Anna
Bulls were In charge of arrange
Elnents for the affair. and guests In
Guided q large number Of young WOm-
en- friends of Miss Higgins.
"a merry program OF games usurped
the fore part Of8the evening and at 10
O'clock the guests were escorted into
luncheon" was served. The tables
were gatly Decorated. with green and.
white sfstreamers, shamrocks and
ferns and lettuce sandwiches, olives
and green ice cream aided in carry
ing out this color scheme.
In recognition of the interest which,
Miss Higgins has shown in the Y. Nv.
C.. 3A.4s.nces her utilization with 1t, Miss
Carlton presented her with a purse of
silver from the girls n women Of
the institution.
Miss Higgins with her sister, Miss
Monica Higgins. have taken passage
aboard the columbia" which leaves
New York city on December IL, and
they expect to enjoy an extended visit
at their old home in Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Inger Ferestad, 900
Park avenue, East Grand Forks, an
nounce the marriage Of their eldest
|Cowles. of McGregor. Iowa. The we'd
ding occurred in. Minneapolis on Tues
day, November 2. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cowles are leaving Sunday evening,
November 81. for McGregor, where
they Will make their home.
The bride is well known in this
| city and. East Grand Forks. She is a
graduate Of the East Grand Forks
high school. finishing with tho class
of is. and for several years studied
music at Wesley college. During the
last few years Mrs. Cowles has made
her home in Minneapolis, where, she
has held the position of secretary in.
the Crosby Investment Co. Mr..
Cowles, who has been in business in.
Minneapolis. has recently been trans
ferred to McGregor, his former home.
The Association Of Collegiate
J Alumnae held a regular monthly
meeting this afternoon in the home
of Mrs. r.. r. Stokes, 106 Reeves ave-
nue.. Under the leadership of Miss
Hildegard Fried an interesting pro-
gram on Indian Life And Legends in
North Dakota, was given. ?
Mrs. Stokes served a daintily ap-
poirted~repastA at the close Of the
afternoon. On the program were these
+.LEas} hrEtFEE SHS-4a II. IsirE a''. ~
Reading, The Frog on the Moons
Face"--Mrs. John B.. Cooley. 1.-The
Mandan Story of the Creation"
Paper. "a Historical Sketch of the
North Dakota Indian"-Miss Luella
Hall.
Poem, "The Legend Of the Falls
Miss Beatrice. Olson.
Reading, 1.-The Legend Of Devils
Lake"-Mrs. John B. Cooley.
Mrs. George Il. Young, state regent
Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, gave an interesting. ad-
dress at the regular meeting oftsDa-
cotah chapter held on Friday after
noon fn$the home Of Mrs. Thomas F.
Kane. Mrs. Young commented very
favorably on#the local chapter which
has but recently been organized, and
she rectted some interesting facts
about other chapters in the United
States and the D.A. r. as a national
organizations. tsS
Paige Johnson presided over the
coffee urns during the refreshmcnt
McElroy,,s Flower Shop, original
ccrrages.% cut flowers fresh every
moEnlinrgg. Funeral designs. Come to
MsElroy's, 4os DeMers avenue, Rh9ne
\ X 4
Miss Madeline Turner, South Fifth
street, left this noon for Fargo, where
she will be a guest al the wedding of
Miss Esther Talcott and George. G.
Howe, which takes place this evening
at 8 o'clock at the ,Gethsemane cathe-
dral.
M. l.. Vale of Courtenay, N. d.,
arrived in the city this morning to Wis
1t over Sunday as the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and5Mrs. j. Vale, 1928 Fenton
avenue. Mr.. Vale stopped in Grand
Forks enh$route to his home from
Fargo, where he has been attending