Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-14

those In charge Of the meetings.
MI. and Mrs. A., c.. Nelson, Neils
block. are expecting 10 have as their
r. NJ. Hakins Of Fargo, who will ar
rive or Friday night,
Mrs. Sullivan. Ratlih Myrtle Pick
ett) was honored at "a miscellaneous
shower given IN Wednesday evening
by Mrs. NJ. G. Cooper and Miss Gladys
Butts in the home Of the former.
The rooms were arranged In yellow
and daisies and wedding bells pre-
dominated In the appointments. Miss
4 Elsie Dian assisted in The serving of
Ia prettily appointed luncheon and
there were covers for some 20 guests.
The University Morse; club will hold
"a regular meeting on Friday evening
in the home of Mrs. G. N. Cooley,
Belmont apartments knute, Hamsun.
noted Norwegian writer. will be the
topic Of the program and ON of tho
works of this famous Morse poet.
considered by many to be the great
est Norwegian writer since .Ibscn,, will
DO; given: in illustration. 1s.8sEy
4 According to word received from
California, quite a large number OF
the Grand Forks residents spending
thS~winter months there wilt not re.
iturn to- their homes here until after
d the close. of the California schools.
Among these . are. Mrs. Rand Smith
and Mrs. L. r. .Colhorn. d
.Misscs: Alice Gundefson and Flossie
Peterson of. Apeta, ~. D. lnotored to
the city Wednesday and will visit. over
theaweek end as the guests OF the for
mer's. sister Miss Thelma Cundcrson,
3es Beimontx avenue.
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Mi4s Agnes Hendftckson, whose en-
gagement to: Lawrence j. Andersonfof
Cd, has gone to her home in Albert
keA. MINI, to remain untiLafter her
wedding, which. Is announced for
early May. Miss Hendrickson'ss mother,
n Mrs. Carrie Hendricksdn of. Albert
Lea, MINI who has spent several
j, weeks in Grand Forks, expects tie
leave for: home within the coming
A number Of Grand Forks. resi-
denta aYe.an plans to go stoss5ANE
berfzLea . Ssttsnd tie Wedding.
In honor. Of Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Brane end their family. who will soon
leave to make. their home in Indiana,
the various organizations of st.
J ~~AH AAl > = Jokts
reception Or Friday evening, in the
lower auditorium. of, the. church. The
reception win begin at s O'Clock.
Mr.. Brane as. president. of the
Luther League and Mrs. ssBrane as
president OF. the missionary society
both have done excellent work in
proMoting* the welfare and interest of
the church and its organizations. and
the reception has been arranged III
appreciAtionE$of their efforts. !.
During the evening informal talks
will be given by Mrs. w Fl. Brown.
representing the missionary society;
~ /. Widlnnd, representing the. Sun
Luther League; j.. n. Nelson of. the
Brotherhood. and Rev. E.t&O. Arm
bruster. representing the Church.
There will be musical mum beers sup.
~plementing these addresses. NJ.
All members and friends Of ;sthe
congregation have been invited to at
tend the RECEPTION.
In ,thes lower, auditorium Of %Stt..
Michaers church, a erand-nola party
will be held this evening by the la
dies of the altar society. Favors will,
be offered for high score and at the
close OF the Kame, refreshments will
be served. Every one interested in
playing cards is invited.
The Modern Brotherhood Of Am
erica will meet on Friday evening III
the X. P. hall and all members of the
lodge are urged to attend. There
will be a social session followingth
regular meeting, it has been an
nounced and friends of the organiza-
ton win be welcomed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Henry, s23
North Third street, entertained as
their dinner guests on Tuesday even
ing. the formers brother, Rev.
George A. Henry. newly appointed
pastor of the Methodist church. and
sister, Mrs. J. T. Ness.