Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-27

Misses Esther Flynn, CoSrine Iieit-ii
man.. Dorothy Wright, Mildred BudSos1a
DR.. and Mrs, Anderson left on sthcll
noonsgtrains Friday tor Fan Diego, GaAfasa
they VIII make their home this
DIR. Anderson is a graduated
of the school of dentistry OF the Uni-Aai
of Minnesota, and a member]
OF PSI omega fraternity. The bride.
who has grown to wOmanhood In
Grand Forks, is a popular member OF
the younger SGT. She is o graduate
of the local high school and for two
years attended the state university
here. Her sorority is Kappa Alpha
Theta.
In the home Of MIS-. James Collins,
TIC North Fourth street, an inter-
Women's Christian Temperance union
was held on Friday afternoon. MrN
S. Torgerson presided. The following
superintendents were appointed:
Child Welfare and Health-Mrs. r.
A. sprague.
Medical Temperance-Mrs. George
Black.
Union Signal, Young Crusaders
Mrs. Peter Monohan.
Publicity-Mrs. Jacob Welsh.
Following the business meeting an
interesting. discussion was held on the
topic, Modern Dress" and Mrs. r.
A. Spraguc later gave a brief talk on
the sale of anti-tuberculosis stamps.
Mrs. Spraguc encouraged the COOP
which is held each year during the
month Of December to raise money
to fight the white plague
A special meeting Of the Baptist
Young Peoples union has been an
nounced for Sunday evening and q
eordia, invitation has been extended
attend whether members of the So
.ciety or not. John Adams Taylor, a
member of the faculty Of the Univer-
sity of North Dakota, will be the
speaker of the evening and the topic
Of his talk. 1.-The Religion OF Kipling,"
promises much Of interest.
DR.. and Mrs. T. Mulligan, 846 Bel
mont avenue, are looking forward to
a visit from Mrs. Mulligan's mother,
Mrs. T. j. MacQuaid Of Seaforth, Ont,
whom they expect the fore part OF
next week. Mrs. MacQuaid will be ac-
companied by Mrs. J. Mcconnell OF
Eeaforth; and following a Visit here
they will go on to California, where
mainder Of the winter.
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MI. and Mrs. Fred Bartholomew OF
the Frederick hotel have as their
guests over the Thanksgiving season.
Mrs. Bartholomew's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Hedger and daughter Jean
Of Aberdeen, S. D. They will return to
their home the first Of the week.
An informal dance IS to be given in
the university armory this evening for
,all university students and alumni, be-
Tween the hours 7:45 and 1O:4s
lo'clock. A good orchestra will play the
dance program and members Of the
"U". faculty will ~chaperone.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. a. Dodds Of Mime
thpolis, who have been the Thanksgiv-
ing guests of Mrs. J. B. Healy. AIS
North Seventh street, will leave to-
morrow for New Orleans where they
will attend to business matters for q
short time. Mrs. Healy also entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.. Oien rs her
guests and they will return on Sunday
to Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. Frank Mangorien Of Chica-
60 is a guest at the home of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Bogart, Neils block. Mrs
Mangorien came to spend Thanksgiv:
ing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley C. Schnabe'
blanche Haggerty) who have beer
the Thanksgiving guests of Mrs
schnabel's parents, MI. and Mrs. w
A. Haggerty, 7o3 Chestnut street, re.
turned to their home today.
For Mr.. and Mrs. TED Carl and sor
and Mr.. n Mrs. George Blake and
daughter, Norma, and Joseph Nelson
9 dinner was given on Wednesday v
ming In h home of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Blake
and daughter we're the dinner guests
of MI. and Mrs. Al Rogers at a {
o'clock dinner on Thanksgiving day.
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Frank and Marion Van Osdel wer.
hosts to a company Of friends at a tur.
young people. who wereiguests, were
Misses June Melby, Rhea and Evelyl
Ogilvie, Dewain and Janice S!menstad
; Dolores and Helen Nyhus, LORRAINE
and Doris Ann Currier OF Edmore..
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Creating interest about the state ii
the wedding of Miss June TollAck oil
Grafton. N. D., and Benjamin o. Cur.
tbs OF Saskatoon, sask., which tool
place In Grafton on Thursday morn.
ing, November IS. The bride wore
her travelling suit Of brown veldyr
with mOlesk1n trimmings. Ophelis
roses and mauve sweetpeas comprised
her corsage bouquet. There were M
attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis lefl
on the oon train for| Birmingham
Ala, and southern Florida. After
the first Of the year they will be a
home to their friends in the Parkvicu
apartments, Saskatoon.
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The Synergoi fraternity is giving al
informal party in the Guild hall Thu
evening between the hours OF 5 and Il
o'clock. A program of interesting
dances. will be played by a 3-piecl
orchestra. Among the alumni Swht
will be guests at the affair are TIarolt
Dunnell of Minot and Joseph Boyt
OF Cavalier. Patrons and patronesseI
will be:Dr. land Mrs. A. J lLadd ant
Doyle WattSand Miss Marion steener
son wv y
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McElroy's Flower Shop. origina
cofAages, cut flowers fresh ever.
morning. Funeral designs. Come Il
McElroy's, 40s DeMers Avenue. Phon,
1ss1.-Adv.
AnAnias Is classified a. q great liar
yet era told that young men Dor.
him out"