Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-29
Conus Club to
Haze Parties

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fBenner will be hostesses for the open
ins affair. at which there will be some
very interesting features.
Details Of the Comus club parties,
the, second Of which Is to be a1Valen-
tine party on February, "a, have not
yet beer given out. 1t is assumed,
however. that like those IF past years,
they will be marked by originality.
The club has forty members. How
ard belong has been elected presi-
dent for the coming. year: Harold
sell. secretary. Messrs. Othmar Lee
Montgomery. W. j. Hewitt, Stan
O'Connor and Raymond Collins are
members Of the board Of directors.
A. special meeting of st. Paul's.
Guild will be held in the Guild hall
On Wednesday afternoon. at which
ing made for the Christmas bazaar
ext Saturday will be completed. All
women of the society are invited to
attend the meeting and all having lin
finished articles are urged to bring
them at this time. 80.
Plans Ter the bazaar and matinee
dance next Saturday will be COM
pleted at the special meeting. The
bazaar, it is expected, will be one of
the largest to be given in the city
this winter. Tea will be served dur
ing the afternoon and al unusually
fine assortment Of articles will be Oh
sale. .gs T.
Mrs. w. s. Whitman was hostess
this afternoon to the Lady Elks in
her apartment in the Dinnie block.
Mrs. Nelson assisted the hostess in
caring for her guests. Three tables
+, were played.
After spending the Thanksgiving
holidays with relatives at Mimic, Mr..
and Mrs. L.. i. >Bemis. 1913 North
Third street, accompanied by. their
children, Dorothy, l.. j., Junior, and
Betty Alice, have returned to their
home here.
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LIS a regular meeting Of the Catholic
Daughtersrof America will be held on
Thursday. evening in the knights Of
Columbus hall. Reports Of the conf
mittees will be presented at this time,
business matters will be attended to
and tentative plans will be laid for
the society's next social function to be
] given soon.
In honor of Miss Thelma Bonnett's
birthday anniversary, Monday. a
group OF ten OF her young women
lTlenoS Sd1neTeu With HeE lol Mon
day night in the home of her par
South. Fourth street Missea-.Helen
YouhEbefk4 and Helen GRACE Leo az
ranged the party. and IL was Il ecomr-
plete surprise I o the guest of honor.
A light supper closed the informal
evening. b. sE@
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Miss Jessie Brooks, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. D. Brooks. S1S Cotton
wood street, left on Monday night to
begin. her new duties as stenographes
in the Office of Attorney General
D.
The Pro-Cathedral club of st. Mich
ael's schurch...will give a card party in
the lower auditorium of the church on
Wednesday. evening. November 80. All
Who enjoy playing grand-nola wheth-
er members of the club or not are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mrs. A. f. Knights 81 Wolf Point,
Mont. arrived in Grand Forks this
moon and will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry X. Knights, Hotel North
ern, for an indefinite time.
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In the university armory on Satur.
jOdy IuSIlLF dHa. c6-S6EplCe men 3 party
is to be given. The affair will : be
informal and an orchestra will play
during the evening for dancing which
Is to be the main feature Of enter
tRinment.
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= A.meeting Of the University Faculty
informal Dancing club was held on
Monday evening in the womeh's gym.
nas.um at the university. zoo music
was furnished during the evening and
some twenty-five couples enjoyed the
meeting.
The Young Women.s Missionary
society of the NJ. E. church will meet
with Mrs. Cleve M%ortenson on Thurs.
day evening In her home at 1920
International enu Mrs. J. r
Dicker and Miss Minnie Whaling Will
be the assisting hostesses. All mem.
bers of dhs society are invited to at.
tend. IS