Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-27

Miss Prudence Stewart of this city
expects to go to Temple, N. D., to
teach school this year., according to
word received from Williston, where
she is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ed
Prentice. She will leave on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. John Gerald York
and family, 500 Alpha avenue, are ex-
pected to come in the first of next
week from Maple Lake, where they
have spent the month of August.
On Monday evening, August 20.
weather permitting, the young ladies'
sodality of st. MichaeIs Pro-cathe-
dral, will conduct an ice cream social
on the lawn of the w. j. Pierce resi-
dence, AIS North Third street.
Homemade cake and ice cream will
be served It small tables, and the
opening hour has been announced
for S o'clock. The young women
have arranged to serve until 9
o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend.
Miss Millicent Read, 1873 Chestnut
street, is visiting in Fargo az the
Thursday, Miss Nelson entertained in
AoLloA VI ICI 6uCoI az I1ICotSl P0k ~
Other guests at the affair were Miss
Amanda Hanson of Buffalo, N. D.,
and Miss Majella Clark Of Wheat,
land. All of the young ladies are
known in Grand Forks, having at
tended the state university here. They
are members of Pi Beta Phi sorority.
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Mrs. Harlan Groffman of Manito-
voc, Wis, and her sister. Miss Elsa
Benedeke, expect to return to their
cottage at Maple Lake this evening,
after spending a few days with
friends in Grand Forks. Mrs. Croft,
man, who was Miss Marion Bendeke.
and Miss Elsa Bendeke, formerly liv-
ed here. Miss Elso Bendeke, will re-
turn to the University of Wisconsin
this fall to continue her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Bergman, SIS
Fourth avenue, left by auto on
Thursday for a. tour through Mime
sofa. They expect to stop in Mime.
apolis, Rochester. and at a number OF
the lakes during their ten day vaca-
ton. :
Miss Laura Kelly of Lakota arriv.
ed in the city on Friday to spend the
week end with friends. Miss Kelly
is an alumna Of the University Of
North Dakota.
Miss Thelma Bonnet, 622 Soutl
Fourth street, was at home informall!
on Friday evening to a small con
pany of young women. Honor guests
were Miss Arna Njah OF Northwood
who is the house g1est Of Miss Marie
Youngberg, 213 Cottonwood street
Miss Jorgenson Of st. Cloud, MINI.
and Miss Laurins Edie, who is leaving
next week to teach school at Merr1
field. NJ. On Visiting, needleWork ant
music were the diversions, and tn,
hostess, assisted by her mother, serv
ed a dainty luncheon at the close o
the evening.
Mr.. sand Mrs. G.. e. Warmer, 81
South Fourth street, accompanied b.
1.-TWO weeks outing at White Bear
MINI.
In honor Of the third birthday an
~nfyersary OF her little grand-daugh
ter, Dorothy Ann Durick, Mrs. Johl
lJohnson, 1907 Cheyenne avenue. en-
tertained a company Of little peopl
at her home on Friday afternoon. TIL
hours. from 3 to 1880, were devote,
10 games and entertainment, and. at
O'Clock birthday supper was served
Fl surprise q conferred the table from
which each little guest pulled out
Lighted birthday cake. Appointment
were In yellow and pink. There Ner
Icovers for these little girls: Betty an,
Rutheda Kennedy, Corinne Roaril
KAY Cotton Mary Gail Williams an,
Maxine Eeee0n.