Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-17

tiers Of Norway Is to be held on We'd
nesday night and will open at 1880
O'clock. An initiation is to take place
quested to attend. .. =
X X X
The sayre-LArimore party figured
prominently among the university So
cial affairs on Friday evening. 1t was
given in sayre hall between s and
1880 o'clock. A lighted Christmas,
tree about which the program Of the
evening was given. w4s a pleasant
feature and with additional Christmas
ideas aided in reminding the guests
of the approach Of the holiday season.
Light refreshments were served at the
close of the evening. On the commit
tee in charge Of the party arrange
ments were Ralph Finkle. Reginald
Smart and Edin Mann.
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Miss Grace Kolars will arrive from
Minneapolis on Sunday morning to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Kolars. ALT North
Second street, East Grand Forks,
MINI.
Mrs. Frank Lyman Of Cando. N. D.,
state president Of the Degree of Hon
or. is visiting at the home Of Mrs. F.
A. Barnard. 723 Walnut street. Mr1-
Lyman arrived in the city Friday
night.
Members of the Civic League and
alumni bodies OF the University. high
school will be entertained at an in
formal dance this evening in Wood
worth hall. The dance Is sponsored
by the Civic League board. Hours will
be from 8 to IL. This is the first en-
treatment given by the league this
year. Others are planned later in
the season.
A company of neighborhood friends
gathered on Wednesday evening at
the farm home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
r. Kegler Of Honeyford, who were re-
Gently married. The guests were pro-
vided with. a supper which they serY:
ed at midnight. During the evening
they presented the n~ewlyweds with a
gift of silver for their new home. Be.
fore her marriage which ook place
m month ago, Mrs. Kegler was Miss
Anna Kvamme, a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. J.. Kvamme Of Honeyford.
Mrs. F. c. Mullen, III Cottonwood
street, left Friday evening to be the
Weekend guest of her sister. Mrs. A,
z. McMichael at Wahpeton. n. D. =
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage of John B
Mooney and Miss Juanita McGruer OF
Langdon, NJ D. The wedding took
place, on Friday, December 3. at Mad
Aon, Wis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Mooney
left Immediately for Chicago enroute
to Hot Springs. Ark, where they will
remain until the latter pan Of Febru'
ary, when they will go to Langdon tc
reside.
The bride. q daughter Of Mrs. c. d
Mcdonald Of Langdon. attended The
Langdon schools, and took specia
work in preparation for teaching kin
d~ergarten. Mr.. Mooney. a son Of the
late w. J. Mooney. has succeeded hi,
father in the management of his bank.
ing and farming interests. in the vi.
entity Of Langdon.
Everything must be sold before
Xmas, Pianos and Photographs a
wind up. Gets Piano House, owe,
Cotton & Wilder Grocery or cal
1678-W-Adv.
Miss Edith Eggers had the program
Of the evening in charge; number,
we're given by Miss Florence Masnu'
son. Miss Alice Johnson and Martin
Nelson. 1.-The Ministerial Garment o
the Lutheran Church." was the topil
of, q short instructive talk given b!
Rev. J. n. Persenius, pastor. Refresh
freshments were served durtng tn
social Hour which followed. t$
On New Years Eve the young PEG
pie will hold their next regular meet
ing and a watch program" il beini
arranged. The hours win be from
nine o'clock until 1905 a. m. Mem
bers Of the society and friends are in
z vtted.
we give free one 40c Wear-Eve
Aluminium Stew Pan with each casl
purchase of So or more made at A. e
RhefnhArt's Reliable Hardware" 10
North Third street-Adv.