Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-15

MI. and Mrs. Ray 5. kinnan. H.
Reeves avenue, returned on Thurs
day morning after a two weeks abb
sence. While Mr.. Kinnan. attended
a meeting of the directors of the
Shrine at Dallas. Tex, Mrs. Kinnan
visited at her old home in Princeton,
ILL.,. later joining him at Chicago.
The junior employees Of the First
National bank are awarded the honor
Of enjoying perhaps one Of the very
first out Of door festivities. There
were some ten young people in the
party and they motored to Lincoln
park on Thursday night and cooked
their supper over \ campfire on the
bank of the river. This is the first
Of a series Of out-of-door expeditions
which this group of young folks has
planned. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Neshem Of
Lone Tree, N. D., o the ar
their home in Lone Tree. N. D.. on
Wednesday, April 10. Mrs. Neshem
was Miss Emma Braseth of Grand
Forks before her marriage.
\
Mrs. L. F. Fisher Of Thief River
Falls will be among the out of town
guests who will come to Grand Forks
to attend the Anna Case and Schu-
mann Hetnk concerts at the city au-
ditorium next week. While in Grand
Forks, Mrs. Fisher will be the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. O.
Mallory, Euclid venue.
Master E.obert Hughes celebrated
his eleventh birthday anniversary to-
day, and in honor of the occasion
was host to eleven little boys in his
home, 602 South Third street, this
afternoon at a birthday party. The
hours were from 2:30 to $50 O'clock.
and an interesting program of games
was played both IN doors and out. At
served q birthday supper. The table
was conferred with a lighted birthday
4, cake. 4
Miss Dorothy Serumgard OF Devils
Lake has arrived in the city to spend
the weekend with friends: Tonight
Miss Serumgard will attend the PHI
Delta Theta fraternity party. During
her visit here Miss iSerimgard will
be entertained at the Gamma Phi
Beta house.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. A. Warnken. SIT
South Sixth street announce the IN
Warnken. to Robert L. Benner, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Benner,. 921 Bel
mont avenue. No date for the wedding
has been announced.
Miss Warnken formerly attended
the University of North Dakota, and
she is now teaching in the public
school at Willow City. Her engage
ated with his father in conducting
the Benner and Begg department
store. will be of interest to a great
many friends here.
Mrs. John Heneman, who has beef
the guest Of Judge and Mrs. w. J
Kneeshaw. South Fifth street, has re
turned to her home j Pemosna.
, Invitations have been issued by tn
! st. Mary's Social club for an informa
dancing party to- be given this even
Ing in the church auditorium, tn
usual hours from 9 to IL o'clock pre-
vailing. Emard's orchestra will fur
nish music and members of 'the con
gregation will chaperone.
In honor Of the birthday anniver
sary Of NJ. Rasmussen. Danish vice
! consul for North Dakota and Soutl
Dakota. Mrs. Rasmussen and thei
o daughter Miss Minnie Rasmussen en-
e tertained at dinner in their home o.
Reeves avenue. last night. The eigh
, men who were invited to help MI
Rasmussen celebrate his birthday All
niversary all originally came fror
denmark.
Appointments for the dinner wer
carried out in Danish colors, wit
flowers and flags. American y flag
also were used on the table ana til
favor at each cover was a small Dar
ish flag.
Mrs. Andrew Kongelf. 1921 Intel
national avenue, has left for a VIE
in Fargo with her daughters, Mr.
Drayton Burton and Miss Marie Kol