Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-29

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Mrs. c. X. Hills, 900 Belmont ave.
u entertained at two tables OF
bridge on Thursday for Mrs. r: AZ.
Long, who is leaving soon for OKLA
homa.. Honors were won, by Mrs.
mother, Mrs. I. J. Healy OF Fargo
was an out of town guest.
On Friday night, Mrs. j. F.. OBr1en
gave a theater. party in Mrs. Longs
honor.
Miss Margaret wilder vas hostess
on Friday night to ten girl friends at
a Halloween costume party IN the
home Of her parents. M. and Mrs; r.
H. Wilder, North Third street: me
hours were from $50 to $3.50 o'clock
and the guests were entertained with
games, an auto ride and dancing. A
light supper was served. with orange
and black favors and decorations pre-
dominating.
Miss Geraldine Babler was awarded
the; prize for appearing IN the mos
attractive costume and Miss Madellne
Larson received honors in he guess
ing contest. Other guests were Misses
Genevieve. Cotton, Marion usnaw
Stella Huard, Edith Barclay, Fern
Hawks. Lorraine Mcmahon. llene
O'Connell. and Elizabeth Wilder.
-. 4 II 4 $3.50 ="
On Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock
Acacia chapter, Order Of Eastern star,
will hold a regular meeting IN a
Masonic temple: Maude cams w;
NJ; Clara Warmer, secretary. ;
On Friday afternoon a regular
meeting OF st. Marks Lutheran
church Ladies' Aid will be held in the
church parlors. These women Will be
h-ostesses: Mesdanes Charles Roarag
and B. E. Overacker.F =
The Ladies' Aid Of st. Marks Luz
r church will make plans for It's
annual Christmas bazaar at Its
lar meeting next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Fadneas and #J..F. Inor-
ing and friends and members areS1n.
yited. December ,nrst$is the. date set
for the bazaar. It is to be held IN
the church auditorium ID -
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, Accompanied by her two sons, Mrs,
II. III. Corlhs h4ss5sreturnedsssto +heEs
home in Medford,,s Ore, following =
three months visit in Grand Forks
with relatives and friends.
First Presbyterian church Sunday are
as follows: III. : ID.
Morning -.
Grant Us Thy Peace"......... Nevin
#fA, :. g.A,. Choir. -
II Need Thee Every. Hour ......Hall
.,9; Mrs: Ruettell.
Come to our Hearts And Abide. !.
Choir. -
Trust In His .Metcalf
Mrs. Ruettell. II.
\
Miss Thelma Gunderson. is spend
ing the weekend at the home Of her
parents: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. .Gunder-
o at Aneta, N. D.
.Ihe Ladies' Aid of, st. Marn's Lu-
theran church is completing arrange
ments for it's annual supper to be
served next Wednesday, evening, from
S TO 8. O'Clock, in the church dining
room. The public is invited to at
tend.
Mrss W. C. Menges, PA Walnut
street. has returned from a ten weeks
eastern visit. En- route to New York,
Mrs. Menges attended the board
meeting of the Women's Missionary
society of the Evangelical church held
August 1896. She va called from
Cleveland to Newark. N. j.. by the Ill
ness and death Of her sister. Miss
Tillie King. formerly of Grand Forks.
Before returning, Mrs. Menges visited
friends In New York City. Brooklyn,
Long Island and other points.
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Miss Thelnha Thoreson n Mrs. Els
telle Deichert Lille were hostesses
this afternoonsin In compliment to Miss
Muriel O'Keefe, bride -elect. The. party
took the form of a jeIly-shower and
wal given in the home Of Mrs. Lilies
mother, Mrs.S4.W. Deichert, Belmont
apartments. There were IL guests.
They spent the afternoon informally.
Mrs. J. q :Brundin gave a kitchen
shower on Friday evening at her
apartment in the New Hampshire
block for Miss O'Keefe. Fifteen of
Miss O'Keefe's most intimate friends
we're the guests. p