Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-05

sway at Larimore hall on FRIDAY eve.
ming for the entertainment of Sayre
hall. men.
The Halloween scheme of decora-
ton and entertainment vas carried
throughout the evening. from the first
moment when ghostly hands pointed
the way to the scene Of reVelry to the
time when the men went a-tishing for
supper partners. given to them by a
real live witch.
After making orange and black
caps with the aid of their fair part
ners, the men in small groups took a
tour of the world. Before embark
ing they visited the infirmary DIS well.
as having a last likeness taken. After,
reaching the climax of the trip tSaa,Rs
chamber of horrors where unearthly,
beings worked their will.* the men,
went to the three weird sisters for a
reading Of their future. Music. games
and refreshments completed the en-
tertainment Of the evening. A hun
dred young people were present as
well as the quests of the evening;
and Miss Mary. Mueller. matron Of
Sayre hall,
Mrs. z. A. G%etchell, SIG Chestnut
street entertained informally in her
home. OF Friday afternoon in compli-
ment to Mrs. E. G.. Russell who is
leaving soon to max her nome in Mi
not. No. Russell. a Great Northern
dispatcher. already has gone to Mi
not. During the afternoon the twelve
guests played grand nola, Mrs. H. l..
Pitts carrying off the high honors. In
serving refreshments at the close OF
the anne Mrs. Getchell was assisted
by her daughter. Miss Lucille Getchell
and Miss Isachsen of Fordvlle.
Mrs. W. J.. Mayer, 154 Reeves We
nue.. is entertaining this afternoon at
her home in honor of Miss Muriel o.
Sullivan will take place on November
9. This evening Miss Elizabeth 0'Gor-
maj will entertain for Miss O'Kesfe'
and Mrs. Sherman Lowe gave anSaf-
fair last night in her honor. s So Z
Miss O'Keefe will be at homeain.
formally on Monday afternoon from
8 to 5 o'clock, and in the evening
from Z to 9 o'clock. when her friends
have been invited to view her trous.
seau.
Special. music at the First Presby-
terrain church Sunday will be as fol.
Choir: Jesus I My Gross Have
The Lord is My Shepherd:
Van De, Water
Mrs. Hugh Ruettell.
Evening.
Choir: Sweet is the Work. Q
Lord" Hyatt
adore and Be Still. ........ Gounod
Mrs. Ruettall.
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Mrs. P. NJ. Cole. South Sixth street
returned Friday night from Ken.
mare where she spent a week. En-
route home she visited her daughter
Mrs. C. B. McIane and Mrs. A. 3. Lee
at Minot.
Rev. Joseph Chester and Mrs. Ches,
ter. graduates Of the University o.
North Dakota, who have been ir
while Mr.. Chester was pastor of {
Methodist church there. nave return
ed to the United States to live. Mr.
Chester has accepted the pastorate o.
a church at Baker, Oregon. and ha.
left for there. Mrs. Chester is nov
twisting hetsrelatives at Darcy. N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester left the Unit
ed States more than q year ago. goint
by. way Of the Hawaiian Islands ant
China, and they returned by way o
Italy, France and England, visiting
Mr.. Chester's former home in the lat
ter country. I
While at Bombay Mr.. Chester wa.
pastor of the Bowen Memorial church
which has the largest English speak
ing congregation Of any church IL
India, 1t is said.
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Mrs. Ralph Lynch and her siste,
Miss Valerie Sherlock left Frida.
night for Minneapolis where they will
visit. Mrs, Lynch will return herr
early next week, but Miss Sherlocl
will remain for a longer time.
y \ ..ets
Members Of Grand Forks Lodge8o
Elks, No. 265, with their womel
guests. danced last night at the sec
ond informal on this seasons socia
calendar for the Elks. Between 8 an,
IL o'clock the dance was In progress
the orchestra providing a lively pro
gram. A good sized crowd attended