Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21

NIL. anu MIS-. InOWaS Collins, 6Ol
North Third street, accompanied by
ma on Saturday morning and will Wis
1t over the Christmas week with Mrs.
Collins parents, Mr.. n Mrs. William
McLAren. f .
DR.. L. P. Colborn was host to a
company of friends on Tuesday even
ing at a wild duck dinner in the
private dining room of the Hotel Da-
cotah. There were covers for Messrs.
and Mesdames Rand Smith, Clarence
Sheppard, A. Lem. Thomas Collins,
and Messrs, Colborn, r. F. Timlin and
]. O.. Fadden. 20
After visiting several days in Grand
Forks as h guest of her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. w. c. Parker, 633 Fourth
avenue, Miss Florence Gallup will
ton, N. d., over the holidays. Miss
Gallup, who formerly lived here, is
now making her home in st. Paul.
X
Mrs. E. A.. Menk n Mrs. G. B.
Wharen entertained the Cordial We'll
come" Sunday school class last nigh
in the home of Prof. and Mrs. Menk
at G09 South Fourth street. Prof.
Menk. who Is the claAs instructor, and
wv ~ AOAtA R0osoAs u Ia
First Methodist church, were guests
of honor. "a" r..
A business meeting of the class was
followed by an informal frolic and
games around a Christmas tree. Gifts
for each person present had been hung
on >the tree. The evening was con-
cluded with a service of refreshments.
The singing Of Christmas carols
featured nP0nniOenflv at tho Chries-
mas party which the young women of
Macnie hall gave on Monday night in
the all parlors. Gifts were 'ex-
changed, and later appropriate re-
freshments with popcorn balls, APP
pies and candy heading the menu,
were served.
Miss Alice Welsh arrived in Grand
Forks on Tuesday evening to spend
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Welsh, no Chestnut
street. Miss Welsh has been attend
ing the Chicago Normal Training COL
lege.
A Christmas cookie shine" was en-
joyed Tuesday evening by the Pi Beta
Phi sorority at the chapter house. 900
tive, pledge and alumnae members of
the sorority and the chapter patron
esses. n the program of the yer
ing was conferred about a lighted
Christmas tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bulge, All
Fourth avenue, are planning to enter
tain their daughters, Misses Christie
and Alice Bulge, owe the holiday
season. Miss Chrissie Bulge is doing
secretarial work in the Minot State
N@~~no1 C1L~11 a~1 Miss A1ioa
Bulge is in the dietetical de-
partment of st. Luke's hospital in st.
Paul. Ernest Bulge will not spend
Christmas with his parents. but will
remain at Urbana, ILL.,, where he Is
doing postgraduate work in Illinois
University. On Christmas day. Ernest
Bulge will be entertained in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Torrance Quirk. who
are North Dakota alumni. Mr.. Quirk
is a member of the University Of ILL.,
nois- faculty.
Miss Ann Shanahan, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. Shanahan, left at
noon on Tuesday to spend her Christ
mas vacation with her cousin, Miss
Elizabeth White, at the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs. J. F.. White, in
Minneapolis. Miss Shanahan will not
return until after New Years.
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Mrs. o. s. Hilleboe and daughter.
Miss Stella Hilleboe Of Minneapolis,
are the Christmas week guests of Mrs.
Hilleboe's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sorlie, 201 Chest
nut street. They arrived in the city
on Monday night.
The University Young Women's
Christian association enjoyed a Christ
ma program following its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening, in the
Women's League rooms.
The program consisted of Christ
mas songs and musical numbers
which were adapted to the season.
Miss Regina Brennan read THE 9th
er Wise Man." by Van Dyke. The
meeting was one of the largest the
society has held this year. 4