Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-01

at cards in her home, 1923 Belmont,
avenues in compliment to Mrs. C..%M.|
Burgess, who is leaving the city soon.
There were guests for fou tables and
high score was won by Mrs. l.. X.
Raymond. Assisting Mrs. Bridgeman
throughout. the evening was Mrs. w.
S. Mckinney.
An attractive color scheme of yell
low and white was carried out.
Vases of yellow jonquils We're place
about the room and the tally cards
and. nut baskets accentuated these
~colors. Eaa
Mrs. William Dryburgh and Mrs.
Flames McConnachie were named del
egates from the local Presbyterian
Missionary, society to the annual
Presbyterial Missionary society con-
ference of the Pembina district to
take place in Milton. n. D., May l3
and "a. Mrs. George Hyslop was
named alternate.
The meeting will undoubtedly be
one of interst and an attractive pro-
gram has been arranged for the af-
fair. Mrs. J. Adams of West Africa
with Miss Marie Preston OF New
York city. will be the principal
speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Titus of Mimic
are visiting in Grand Forks for a
short time as the guest of their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. G.. Bachelor. Ala Woodland re-
niue. Mr.. and Mrs. Titus are en- route
ITO their home from California. where
they have been spending the past five
months.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Lutl1-
eran church will hold a regular meet
ing on Thursday afternoon in the
parlors Of the church at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. S%yeinbjorn Johnson, and Mrs.
Gilbert. Moscow will be the hostssaes
and allstyomen Interested are cordial
The Entire Nous club will meet
on Monday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. S. H. Ashley, 5O4 Belmont we
nue.. An election of officers will be
held and will feature the afternoons
business session. Mrs. e. Ellington
is chairman OF h meeting and will
Mrs. J. e. H~etherington and Mrs. w.
C.. Stebbins.
Mrs. G. A. Mcdonald, with herstwto1
fIIttfe daughters, Marion and HeiEt1i;aaj
fleft this morning for Bemidji; where
ifhey will visit for several weeks as The
guests of Mrs. McDonald's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. McManus. Later they
will go to Winnipeg to visit relatives
Of Mr.. Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Donald have sold their home at 523
International avenue and upon Mrs.
McDonald's return they will resides at
1902 University avenue.
Miss Clair Thoraldson, pianist, was
lpresedted bySfHNesley conservatorysin
Z senior p~tahosrecital at Corwin hall
on Friday evening. Miss 'Thoraldson
gave an attractive. andSwell- interpret
led program and assisting her We're
Misses Adelheid NThompson.S Pianist:
miss DorothN .Healy, contraltQ; Mica
lGeraldin6 sMcNicol.. accompanied. s5aAu.
Misses Hazel Chaffee and ;Glenna Car
IVin, solo dancers. The program was
an altogether pleasing one. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Anderson. a17
Plum avenue. left Friday evening
Ifor. several days as the guests Of their
daughter. Miss Artha Anderson.
4 Mrs. Joseph RolleEson was hostess
Ethis afternoon { theffAfAyflower3so-
ciAty in the Bethel church parlors.
Following the business session. light
tefreshments were served.
Mira. r. j. Ragstad, Of Detroit,
Mich, has come to Grand Forks
and WILL visit here for several days
Is the guest OF her father, r.. 8. Pee
lterson. Mrs. RaSstad, a. former Uni
sIYersity Of North aDakpt1 student, will
be an out asot town guest II the Rap
pa Alpha Theta formal party this eve-
ming.