Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-20

Miss Bessie sGarvick, University
avenue. will go to Crookston this eve-
ming to be the guess of Miss Mabel
Exhaust. On Sunday Miss ,Garvick
and Miss Exhaust will visit friends 1T
Maple Lake. 8. ,qT47
MI. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
daughter, Miss Elsie Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Brown and little son, Buster
Brown, who have been spending their
vacation at their Maple Lake cottage,
will return to Grand Forks on Sun
day. They are now at Detroit lake,
where they are enjoying an outing Of
a few days en- route to this city.
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w. H. Alexander, 430 South Fifth
street. will go to Maple Lake today to
meet Mrs. Alexander, who has been
a guest at Breezy Point Villa for a
week: They will spend Sunday with
friends n return Sunday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. H. r. Brush and
daughter. Helen, will leave today en-
route for their new home in Los
Angeles, Cal. DR.. Brush, formerly
OF the North Dakota state university
has been appointed a member of the
north branch faculty Of the Univer-
sity Of California. L
Mr.. and MRS. Leo Rasmussen Of
Minneapolis. accompanied by their
son, Donald, arrived in the city by
auto Friday evening to be guests Of
Mr.. Rasmussen's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Rasmussen, 514 Walnut
street.
Accompanied by their niece, Miss
Lyle Packard. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Bell, 514 South Fourth street, left
this morning for Minneapolis. They
are making the trip by auto. and en-
route they will make stops at a
number of the lakes.
The Standard Bearers Of the Metho-
dist church will have a party Monday
afternoon in the home Of Miss
Elizabeth Airhart, 1898 Vets avenue.
The mite boxes are to be opened at
this time, and there will be an OPP
the society to q their dues. The
entertainment has been carefully
planned and a pleasant time is as
sured all guests attending.
Mrs A.. r. Farquer has returned
from Darlington, N. D., where she has
spent the summer with relatives. For
the coming week Mrs. Farquer will
be q guest. at the home of MI. and
@AAo' WI DotASS, o1V walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Helm of
HankinsQn, N. D., accompanied by
M. Helms mother and two sisters,
were in Grand Forks this morning en-
route to their home from Cavalier.
Mrs. Helm was formerly Miss Ruby
Hall of Cavalier and while in Cava-
lier they were guests of her parents,
MI. and Mrs. Robert Hall.
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Miss Eva Skinner, 1 L North Seventh
street, has gone to Grafton, N. D.
to visit over Sunday at the home of
and Mrs. Thomas McTaggert.
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Miss Osa e. Walen, SIT North
Fourth street, left Thursday night to
spend the week with friends at Mich
igan, N. D.
Mrs. t. P. O'Connell, Conklin av.
enue, has gone to st. Paul where she
will meet her little son jeff, who has
been the guest Of relatives there. and
will accompany him to Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connel returned on
Thursday from a several weeks visit
at points in the west;
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Mrs. Ernest F. Layton, Of Leth-
bridge, Alberta, is the guest Of Mrs,
Paul b. Griffith at the Griffith sum-
mer home. Lake Bemidji. Mrs: Lay.
ton formerly was Miss Stella Lom-
bard of Grand Forks.
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Mrs. A. D. Keator, 500 Hamline
avenue, was hostess at a porch party
on Friday evening. Guests included
a few of Mrs. Keator's ome friends
whose husbands are away at the lakes
fishing.
The 10 little girls in little Miss An
nette Chidlaw's Sunday school class
were entertained at Miss Chidlaw's
home, 217 Euclid avenue. on Friday
afternoon, in honor of her sixth birth
day anniversary. Miss Chidlaw had IL
of the mothers also as her guests.
Games helped to pass away the aft
ernopn's hours, and a birthday supper
was served. Supper. favors were indi-
vidual birthday cakes.
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